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This here is the result of the first prompt. I managed to create a complete membership area with courses, diet plans, and workouts in just one prompt.
If you have ever tried to create a CRM, an ERP, or a membership area with AI, you realized the great difficulty is the database. It requires many flows that must function within an application of this type.
That is why when you sell a CRM, it is worth much more than a simple app. It is much more complex to build, which usually requires specific knowledge.
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Note from Softr: A fantastic way to skip the manual setup and complex logic is to use the AI co-builder. You can simply describe your vision, and it generates the pages and full Softr Databases structure for you instantly.
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Now, there is a tool called Softr where you can build business software from scratch. Today, I am going to show you how I built a fitness membership area with courses, diet plans, and workouts.
I will show you how the app works. The proposal of Softr is to let you create business software with AI without needing to write a single line of code.
Business software includes things like CRMs or tools that handle a lot of data and different user permissions. For example, you can have admins, employees, developers, or support staff.
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Note from Softr: Creating specialized tools for your team is easy with App templates for CRMs, ERP, or even a team intranet.
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You can create portals, inventory management, dashboards, forms, and intranets. This fitness membership area was built with just one prompt.
Softr accepts data from various sources like Google Sheets, Supabase, Postgres, or Monday. I will show you some templates to see what is possible.
When you open the tool, you see options to start from scratch, generate with AI, or use a template. There are templates for sales CRMs, partner portals, and client feedback platforms.
If you work with B2B software or want to sell B2B solutions, Softr is the best option. I started by pasting a prompt to create FitHub.
My prompt asked for a CRM-style fitness app with membership areas, online courses, workout plans, and diet plans. I specified three access levels: free members, premium members, and admin.
The tool handles the user group logic automatically. It limits access for free users, provides full access to premium users, and gives me the admin editing tools.
Next, the tool asks how users should log in. I chose Google login and e-mail. I also enabled self-signup so anyone can create a free account.
You can choose your navigation layout, like a sidebar or a top bar. For the mobile version, I chose a bottom navigation bar which works better.
I picked a blue and gray theme for the fitness app. The tool starts planning the app by creating the database first, including a users table with the roles we defined.
A major advantage of B2B apps is their value. If you start a software house and build a custom project for a large gym, you could sell it for a significant amount because it solves a massive pain point.
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Note from Softr: Whether you are building for a client or your own business, Softr now offers unlimited published apps on all plans, including the Free plan.
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Imagine a gym paying for Monday, Trello, and other separate tools. If you build one consolidated software for them, you solve their problem and provide huge value.
This is the result from that single prompt. It is a complete membership area where everything works. I can click on courses, workouts, and diets.
I am viewing this as a premium user, so everything appears. I can see the meals in the diet plans and all the lesson details.
Now I want to show you how to make manual changes. If I want to change how featured courses are displayed, I can change them to a list view instead of cards.
I click on the block, and an editor opens on the side. I can choose list, table, or horizontal cards. This allows for big changes without using extra credits.
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Note from Softr: If you need a completely custom component that doesn't exist in the standard library, you can use the Vibe-Coding block to prompt for exactly what you need, and it will connect it to your database naturally.
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You can edit the data source, titles, subtitles, and styles. I can change the colors or the database where the content is coming from.
If I want to add a new course manually, I go to the Data tab. I can manage modules, update user status, and change access levels easily.
The AI Co-Builder gives you the structure, and then you mold it. You can set visibility so certain blocks only appear for premium users or logged-in members.
Softr also creates an AI agent within your project. Everything this agent knows is based on the data in your specific project.
If a user is confused about which course to start first, they can ask the AI. This helps with support because the AI knows the specific fitness programs I added.
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Note from Softr: This "Ask AI" feature is a great way to turn a standard client portal into an intelligent assistant for your users.
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In the settings, you can integrate with services like Intercom, OpenAI, and Stripe. Connecting Stripe for payments is very straightforward.
You can also enable PWA settings to make your app accessible on mobile with notifications. This is usually hard in other platforms, but here it is just a toggle.
Softr Workflows allow you to create automations. For example, when a user signs up, you can automatically send them a welcome email using the Gmail integration.
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Note from Softr: You can use Softr Workflows to keep your logic inside your app instead of relying on external tools for simple tasks.
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You can integrate Google Calendar, Slack, or even use AI to generate weekly summaries for your students. The level of automation is nearly infinite.
You can even build a AI CRM template and automate the follow-ups. Softr is a very complete tool for creating professional SaaS and business apps.
I created a full membership area with one prompt and customized it without code. To publish, I just click the publish button and it is live on a subdomain.
You can add your own custom domain later. The app is ready for users to log in and start their fitness programs. If you want to try it, the link is in the description.
