u/GoosayGoosay

Finally made it to floor 10 of abyss 3 and my god this game makes dark souls and other difficult games I’ve played look like a kids game (iykyk). I need help with ways to grind to lvl 60 quick to stand a chance against the bs you have to endure to finish the 1st run.🤬 I plan on replacing Deb soon for shiou or Abe when they finally hit 60 but it feels like it takes ages to get there the way I’m doing it, any tips are appreciated outside of just grinding xp and better gear like inheriting skills or a better lineup (if I have the character)

Im in the fitness niche( the hardest niche to stand out) and I’m just now getting into posting ai slideshow content on TikTok and I’ve seen some growth and have gotten 150 followers so far and over 15k views ( organically) and plenty of engagement for one of my posts and still going, but I’m still struggling in short form videos ( I tried AI videos but didn’t see much success) that could potentially help me get more engagement and people interested in my app. I’m making content for people who workout at home or the gym who’ve been injured or are injured but are scared to exercise because of their injury or don’t know what exercises to do to help with their recovery so they don’t injure themselves further. I want tips from solo devs who’ve had success from organic content or people now seeing growth from a shift they made in their content, any help is appreciated so I can get on the right track.

here’s my page if you want to take a look to critique me and give ideas of what content I should make or shift to something else: https://www.tiktok.com/@remy_fitnesscoach?_r=1&_t=ZP-99mSVwlfjkU

Also for context of what my app is it’s a fitness app for people working out at home or the gym with an injury. It searches the live web for exercises instead
of pulling from a fixed database but also adding what injury you have helps it find workouts that’s for you and explains why each exercise is safe for you, and you can ask it questions like you would a coach. Journaling your workouts and how you felt makes the ai smarter and know you better so it knows what works and what doesn’t work so it doesn’t suggest workouts that don’t fit your condition.

I can see the vision with this character😮‍💨

After 2 months I finally built a AI app that finds workouts based on your preferences.

The core idea: web search based workouts and injury memory. You mention your injury once and Remy remembers everything you tell it — injuries,
preferences, progress — and it finds workouts that reflects what it knows about you from your previous sessions.

The hardest part wasn't the code — it was
making the AI actually feel like a personal trainer
instead of a chatbot.

Happy to answer any questions and hear constructive criticism.