Locked In — Social Fitness App

Every person in these captures is invented. Locked In is a social app, so its database is mostly other people — my friends’ names, their photographs and their actual sessions — and none of them agreed to appear on a public portfolio. So the squad here is made up, and so is everything attached to them: the workouts, durations, calories, points, leaderboard positions, comments, chat messages and notifications. The avatars are generated from each invented name’s initials rather than sourced from anywhere, and the images on the sessions are drawn from that session’s own numbers rather than being photographs of anyone. The uploaded watch screenshot is generated too, and says so on its face. Nothing came out of the real project: the web build under capture is compiled with synthetic Supabase credentials, the harness replaces fetch before any application code runs so the app issues exactly the queries it always does and gets invented rows back, and every request to a real Supabase host is intercepted and counted — a run that let one through would say so. Gemini is not called either; the extraction you see running is the app’s real code path against a stubbed reply. My own name is the one real thing left, and only because it is already the title of this site. The repository is not modified at all, and beyond the invented data nothing is retouched — every screen, control and state is the app exactly as it runs.