We just added, by popular request, these new activities that you can track on your Collabofit user page:
If you have any other activities that you would like to keep track of, let us know. If you don’t have an invite yet, send an email to: gserafini [at] gmail.com with the subject “Collabofit Invite Please”.
By popular demand, we’ve added 10 more fitness activities to Collabofit that you can use to track your fitness stats. Some of these are gym activities and some are home and fun activities.
New Collabofit activities:
* Videogames???
Here are the top 3 reasons why we think it’s useful to track your time playing videogames using Collabofit:
If you want an invite, email gserafini [at] gmail.com with the subject: “Gimme a Collabofit Invite Please” and we’ll hook you up. (Open public signup is coming soon, but sending us an email so we can send you an invite is currently the only way you can get an account.)
Now get your Dance Dance Revolution on and Wii your way to a slimmer trimmer you!
The cool photo of people playing a Nintendo Wii is by delta_avi_delta, hosted on Flickr and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0.
If you like the idea of getting points for playing video games, please digg this article and / or vote it up on reddit. Thanks!
Well, it’s been about a month and a half since our last major release. Our apologies for taking so long to get a new release out, but we have been busy coding and didn’t want to put out this release until it was ready.
Here are the major new changes and features in Collabofit 1.1:
Let us know what you think. We’ve got a list of new features that we’ll be working on next that we’re really excited about.
Leave a comment if you have any feature requests you’d like to see in the next release.
Snowboarding is now an activity you can track in Collabofit – your own personal online fitness stats tracking application. As usual, RSS feeds are automatically updated every time you add an entry.
This was added at naomiredding and Simon’s request.
The cool picture of a snowboarder is by garrulus and is Creative Commons licensed and hosted by Flickr.
So, we now have rollerblading as an online fitness activity for which you can get points. Just in time for winter… 
Photo by altuwa
We’ve just pushed a new build of both the front-end website and the backend API server that fixes a number of RSS bugs, fixes Free member display of summary stats, and adds the thousands separator back in where appropriate.
You can now enter stats for both lunges and squats, as per user request. Lots more are coming soon…
We’re now displaying the top 50 members and their points rankings. Of course, as of today, there are a grand total of… 17 active members. But we’re growing rather rapidly, so we expect to see that list maxed out pretty soon.
As always, let us know if you see anything amiss, or if you have a suggestion for improving the site.
You can see an example of how a RSS feed can be integrated into a WordPress sidebar on my site – Gabriel, where I’m using my Latest Stats RSS feed to automatically update my blog whenever I enter a new stat. I’m using the SimplePie WordPress RSS plugin to read the feed.
Thanks,
Gabriel – http://collabofit.com/members/gserafini/
We just pushed a new build and are excited to announce the following new features:
Some of the bugs we fixed in this build:
We hope you like the updates. Keep the feedback coming.
After a good number of weeks of active, hard-core development, we’re pleased to announce that we’ve now gone LIVE with Collabofit.com. It is currently available by invitation only, although that will probably change soon (around the end of September is our best guess right now).
So, check out the Teams page and browse through some of the public member profiles (such as gserafini, zerocool and tickbw ).
Check it out, and let us know what you think so far. Keep in mind this is a work in progress.