I co-founded a fitness startup called MyWorkouts while completing my Master’s in Digital Social Media. As Head of Creative Strategy, Design, and Education, I defined the brand identity, developed the creative strategy, and designed the educational content system that introduced users to the platform.
The product centered around a proprietary exercise database where each movement was tagged by muscle groups, equipment, and experience level. This allowed users to automatically generate customized workouts or search our workout library based on constraints such as equipment availability, injuries, training preferences, and time.
MyWorkouts had a strong technical foundation but lacked the strategic framework needed to attract and guide users to its core functionality. The challenge was transforming a complex workout generation tool into an approachable experience for beginners.
This required developing a clear visual identity and a brand voice that resonated with new fitness users, differentiating MyWorkouts within the saturated fitness content market. That voice was then applied to an acquisition funnel designed to introduce users to the platform and guide them toward its core features.
If I were establishing MyWorkout's brand today, modern AI tools would significantly accelerate research, content production, and audience analysis.