The comment above isn’t the most helpful. The templates will really only help you get so far. Yes this is 100% doable. It’d take a bit of learning and playing around with bubble to figure it out but once you get the hang of things you’ll start flying through development.
If you haven’t already I’d start by doing the tutorials provided by bubble and watching some tutorials on YouTube.
If you need any help learning, feel free to message me.
If the app is paid, whether it be subscription or one time, using the Stripe plugin would be your best bet.
I would be more than happy to sell you a copy of it as a template? I haven’t published it yet to the marketplace but I will do that this week and if it gets approved you can then purchase it.
ps: I advise you to start out with a simple project to learn Bubble. Try creating a todo app where you can mark tasks as finished and undo/erase them as well as displaying the progress for each todo.
An experienced bubbler can build that out within one hour with a simple UI/UX. I think if you are new to bubble this should give you something to work on for 4 -5 hours and will also teach you the basic fundamentals of Bubble.
So a basic project would look like:
* Create a Todo
* Mark Todos as finished
* Track Progress for Todos with Labels
* Matching a todo with a User managing the Todo, could be the creator
* Undo/Erase Todos
* Adding Notifications/Alerts for each change made to Todos
* Creating the Database tables to hold the information for all Todos
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Building a fitness app sounds like an exciting venture! I remember when I was exploring something similar for a hobby project. It’s great that you’re looking to integrate workout info, exercise videos, and even a marketplace—all crucial for a comprehensive fitness experience.
1000000% Agree , templates are garbage mostly money grab , however some are good with hefty prices though . You will later on find out that you will only need a little bit of functionality on a template that you couldn’t figure out or optimized but than they most likely won’t provide that functionality in that template either .
So forget about templates , secondly nobody will watch and memorize a tutorial , so your users will most likely use the app while working out .Thus, SPA ( for faster tab switches ) and you most definetly need it as an app . I would start learning bubble especially focusing on single page app type of built and 3-4 months you will be done with a decent product than Bubble will most likely publish native app function , you will get that rolling and thats it .
If you’re diving into this space, I’ve heard about software to make a white label fitness app, which could be perfect for your needs. It offers flexibility with payment cycles and features, making it easier to tailor the app to your vision.