Nicholas Powers
@Powers_87
Olive Branch, Mississippi, United States
Husband and father of three boys. Fitness lover and avid trail runner with a background in strength training and sports. I believe fitness should be accessible to everyone, no matter their injuries, goals, or experience level. That belief drives me to build tools that help everyday athletes train smarter, recover stronger, and stay consistent through life’s challenges.
Recent activity
- Commented onIndie10k: No launch, no ads — just reps. Now 10+ new users every day
- PostedWhy I rebuilt AdaptiFit 3 times before launch
- Commented onIndie10k: No launch, no ads — just reps. Now 10+ new users every day
- PostedWhy I Built AI Logic Into AdaptiFit Workouts
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- PostedShould I charge for AdaptiFit on day one, or keep it free to build trust?
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- PostedThe real reason fitness apps fail (and how I’m trying to fix it)
- Commented onLaunched an AI fitness app after 15 years of setbacks and rebuilding
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- Commented onI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- PostedI built AdaptiFit: The first fitness app that adapts to injuries in real time
- PostedI built AdaptiFit to make fitness apps injury-proof
- Commented onGrowing a web monitoring tool to $1M ARR by building in public