I’ve just completed a 7-day challenge. It’s absolutely amazing! I managed to create my very first dashboard. I know there’s still room for improvement, but I’m already really happy with the result. I’m so glad to be among people who, just like me, love both sports and AI! I’ll be working on the design next. I’d be grateful for a like on my post, I’m just 5 points away from reaching Level 2! Wishing everyone great success, both in sports and in mastering AI! And, of course, a huge thank you to Kevin for his incredibly useful content, this wonderful community, and his help via private messages!

Glad you're here. I'm Kevin, an ultrarunner & triathlete (Leadville 100 was my most fun race). I'm not a tech guru. I got curious about AI, realized I could build training tools tailored exactly to me from my own data, and it actually worked. Now I want to teach you to do the same and connect with people building cool things in fitness with AI. That's the whole idea: learn something genuinely interesting, build stuff that's truly yours, and do it alongside like-minded people. Zero coding required. Five steps to start: 1. Introduce yourself in the feed. Something like: "Hi, I'm Steve, I run trail ultras and can't wait to build with AI!" 2. Complete the intro poll so we know we can build the content around what you want: Athlete AI Poll 3. Watch Start Here course (top of the Classroom). Two minutes. 4. Do Day 0 in the 7-Day Challenge: Set Up Your Workshop. 5. Post in Wins as you finish each day, tagged (#Day0Ready). We celebrate every one. The setup day is the hardest part, and we get everyone through it. Stuck? Post what you tried and someone (often me) will get you unstuck. Let's build. Follow the road to The Rut.

Hey everyone! I’ve been building a lot with Claude recently, but honestly, I got so burnt out wasting time on all the boring infrastructure boilerplate for every new project—setting up separate databases, Google Auth, and dealing with deployment just to get something live. So, I built TraceShield to cut through that friction so I could just go straight from development to a working app without the headache. Curious how others here handle deployment or if you've built your own workarounds for this. Would love to hear what you think!