WODIQ is heading for the App Store. The boring work counts now
WODIQ has moved from a TestFlight idea toward a proper App Store release. The last stretch is mostly screenshots, declarations, metadata and proof that the app behaves like a product.
Brain Dump
Brain dumps as saved thoughts.
Short write-ups from the workbench: software, product choices, side projects and small lessons I do not want to relearn next month.
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Garmin has a community. It still does not have an open consumer API
The Garmin Connect SDK is getting questions, interest and thank-you messages from people using it. That says something about the gap, and also about the responsibility of filling it carefully.
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Tracker keeps work small enough to explain
Tracker is built around a smaller promise than another giant project system: make the work, its boundaries and its proof clear enough for a small team to carry.
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Console: governance evidence without the mystery fog
Console pulls governance evidence, pending approvals, policy exceptions and runtime signals into one operator view, so production work stops depending on memory and chat archaeology.
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Gate: quality gates with receipts
A gate should ask for proof: test evidence on the PR, deploy readiness on the artifact, and a block when that proof is missing.
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WODIQ Coach Review needs tone before graphs
Coach Review helps when the tone stays calm and the calibration stays honest. The goal is useful training context, not a digital finger wagging at your Tuesday.
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Garmin data is useful. Planning with it is the job
Garmin can tell you what happened. WODIQ tries to answer the more annoying question: what should you do today with that information?
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Building Sudoku because the apps were too loud
I built Sudoku to play without advertising interruptions. What started as a PWA is now Sudoku: Tessera for iPhone, iPad and Android, with a web version alongside it.
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Why this site exists again
A relaunch note about a small work shelf, a cleaner split with tuinstra.dev, and trying Astro on something real.
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Building WODIQ next to everything else
WODIQ started with a group chat picking workouts, then kept finding the same gap in effort and structure.
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Moving public Nuxt sites to AstroJS
This portfolio starts the move from Nuxt to AstroJS for public sites built around content, speed and fewer moving parts.