Maxxsol built DripState as a high-performance live streaming fitness platform: real-time 1-on-1 coaching between certified trainers and users, with scheduling, diet plans, and a $99/month subscription model. It shipped to production on iOS and Android, was featured on ABC27 News, and was engineered to withstand the full weight of a real product launch.
The problem
Traditional workout apps lack real-time accountability and professional form correction, leading to suboptimal results and an increased risk of injury during home workouts.
What we built
We built DripState as a high-performance live streaming platform where trainers see and coach users in real time, bringing elite fitness experience to any device.
- Real-time 1-on-1 and group live training sessions
- Seamless assessment booking and calendar integration
- Personalized diet plans and fitness assessments
- Cross-device support (Mobile, Tablet, Desktop)
The stack & why
Outcomes
Featured on ABC27 News. Built to survive the full weight of a real product launch, with live 1-on-1 video coaching, subscription billing, and trainer scheduling all shipped to production on iOS and Android.
What we learned
Live video reliability is a different class of problem from buffering in a streaming app: latency spikes break the trainer-client relationship because the trainer is correcting your form in real time, not delivering pre-recorded content. We learned early that you can't build that infrastructure yourself at startup speed; Twilio Video was the right call precisely because it absorbed that complexity and let us focus on the product experience. What made this project resonate was Kason Jamison's founder story: he conceived DripState during Covid because he watched fitness habits collapse when gyms closed, and he needed a way to keep his own clients accountable from anywhere. That kind of problem-first clarity is what gets you featured on ABC27.
This project demonstrates
SaaS Product Development