Pulsea is a complete fitness and workout tracker app UI kit built with Flutter, GetX and Material 3 — 16 polished screens, light and dark themes, and a full training flow on bundled mock data. No backend needed to run the demo.

You can have a credible fitness app on screen this afternoon. Unzip, flutter pub get, flutter run — the demo boots on bundled mock data with no server, no API keys and no signup, so the first thing you see is a finished app rather than a build error. Every color, font, radius and spacing value lives in one tokens file, so re-skinning it to a gym’s or a client’s brand is an afternoon, not a rewrite.
app_colors.dartget, google_fonts and cupertino_iconsDashboard & progress — a daily goal progress ring, a weekly activity bar chart, streak and headline metrics (calories, steps, active minutes), plus a progress screen with weekly minutes and active days. All drawn on canvas, with no charting dependency.
Programs & interval timer — a program detail screen with the full exercise list, and a full-screen work / rest interval timer with a countdown ring, set progress and play / pause / skip controls.
Workouts & saved — a two-column workout grid with focus filters, plus a saved-workouts library.
Onboarding, auth & dark mode — a guided onboarding, a clean auth flow, and settings in dark mode. The supporting screens are finished too, not placeholders.
History, profile & settings — completed-workout history, profile, and theme-aware settings.
Pulsea ships a distinctive high-energy design system — a muted lime-green primary, a warm coral accent, a near-black dark theme, Archivo and Inter typography and a compact, data-first layout. Every token is centralized, so one file changes the whole app.

Both themes are complete, not an afterthought — a runtime toggle, both palettes living in a single app_colors.dart file, and every component is theme-aware. The dark theme was designed first, which is what most fitness apps actually ship.

Dashboard with today’s goal > browse workouts > filter by focus > program detail with exercise list > active workout interval timer > workout complete > history > progress charts, plus saved workouts, profile, addresses and settings.
Screens and flows
Tracking and progress
Training
Theming and design
Code and architecture
Future signatures — replace the bodies with your HTTP calls and you are liveget, google_fonts, cupertino_iconsSixteen polished screens — the complete training journey: splash, auth, dashboard, workouts, timer, progress and account.
1. Unzip the package 2. cd fitness_ui_kit 3. flutter pub get 4. flutter run 5. Open documentation/index.html for the re-theming and API integration guides
No backend to install, no API key to register, no account to create. If flutter doctor is green, the demo runs. The included documentation covers re-theming from one file, the logo and brand-color guide, replacing the mock services with your own REST or Firebase calls, and a troubleshooting section for the usual environment issues.
Use the Live Preview button on this page to open the app in your browser and click through the real screens — the activity dashboard, the interval timer and the progress charts are all live, running the same code that ships in the package.
To run and build the source code you need the Flutter SDK (version 3.29 or newer) and Dart 3.7 or newer, together with a Flutter-ready IDE — Android Studio or Visual Studio Code with the Flutter and Dart plugins.
Runs on both Android and iOS from a single Flutter codebase (Material 3, null-safe).
Being straight with you up front, so there are no surprises after purchase:
Future signatures so you can swap in your own calls, but the server side is yours to build.Version 1.0 — Initial release: 16 screens, light and dark themes, activity dashboard with on-canvas progress ring and weekly chart, active workout interval timer, progress charts, workout history, offline HTML documentation.
Important note on third-party services and external costs: Pulsea is a front-end UI kit that runs on bundled mock data. Connecting it to a live back end — such as Firebase, AWS, REST APIs or health/fitness data providers — will involve those third-party services, which will incur their own separate costs and are not included in this item.
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| Last Update | 2026-07-02 |
| Created | 2026-07-02 |
| Sales | 2 |
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| Software Version | Flutter 3.x |
| Files Included | Dart YAML JavaScript JSON .kotlin .swift |
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