BlinkFitt version 1.1 is a 9.5MB iOS application developed by Bayram DARA that transforms traditional fitness planning into an interactive gaming experience. Released seven months ago with continuous updates, the app runs on iOS 15.0 or later, macOS 12.0+ with Apple M1 chip, and visionOS 1.0+, making it compatible with iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision devices.
The core mechanics combine two distinct functionalities: a personalized workout planner and a sphere-shooting mini-game. When users first launch the app, they complete a profile setup entering their name, age, gender (Male/Female options), and preferred training location (GYM or Home). This data generates five customized training plans labeled Training 1 through Training 5, each containing exercise sequences optimized for the selected environment.
The interactive reveal system displays exercises through a neon-styled interface where cyan and magenta colored spheres float across the screen. Users tap or shoot these spheres to unlock workout information. Each sphere contains specific exercise data: the exercise name (Deadlift, Bench Press, Pull-Ups, Squats, Shoulder Press), repetition count, and set numbers displayed in format like 8x3, 12x3, 6x4, 15x2, or 10x3. The visual design features glass-effect spheres with gradient backgrounds and glowing outlines reminiscent of neon signage.
What distinguishes BlinkFitt from standard fitness apps is its dual-purpose design. Rather than simply displaying a workout list, the sphere-shooting gameplay adds a gamification layer. Users launch orange fireball projectiles at numbered targets, with blue and pink obstacles creating challenge elements. A sun icon at the bottom serves as an energy indicator, tying the gaming mechanics to fitness motivation.
The neon anatomy visualization system displays exercises overlaid on cyan-outlined human figures showing both front and side views. Animated transitions highlight specific muscle groups being targeted, providing visual feedback about exercise form and muscle engagement. This educational component helps users understand which body parts each movement activates.
Version 1.1 improvements focused on performance optimization, reducing the app size while enhancing visual transitions and adding local notification support. The notification system sends workout reminders directly to the lock screen, addressing one of the most common barriers to fitness consistency: forgetting scheduled training sessions.
Privacy and data handling: According to the App Store listing, BlinkFitt collects no user data. All profile information, training plans, and progress remain stored locally on the device. This zero-data-collection approach differentiates it from many fitness apps that require account creation and cloud synchronization.