The trio started building it in late January and expected to have an app by March or April. That slipped. "We were telling people we're gonna release in the next month, and then the next month, and then we finally released it," Moose said.
Glide also includes daily checklists, journaling and the ability to create and share recipes with friends. Trapp described it as "a journal for your entire life that kind of keeps you on pace to reach your goal, whatever that may be."
The students say Glide combines popular features from existing fitness platforms, so users do not need multiple apps or multiple subscriptions to chase one goal. It is not just for people who regularly go to the gym. The developers also aimed it at people who enjoy cooking, organizing their daily routines or building healthier habits. They say it helps users stay consistent and track progress at any fitness level.
Glide is out now, and the three students say they are not done building it.