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 survived a real product launch, attracted thousands of active users, was featured on ABC27 News, and is still running strong after two years on the market.
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. Thousands of active users. Built to survive the full weight of a real product launch, and still running strong after two years on the market.
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