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Habits & fitness

Fitness, diet, and routine advice you can actually question.

You collect videos about morning routines, meal prep, workout form, and consistency. But when you need that advice, it's buried under 300 other reels. Polaris makes it askable.

Imagine this

You're trying to get back on track after a rough week. Instead of rewatching 20 videos, you ask Polaris:

Ask Polaris
I fell off my routine for two weeks. What's the best way to get back without burning out?

Three of your saved creators address exactly this. The consensus: don't try to restart everything at once. @habitnotes suggests picking the one keystone habit (for most people: sleep schedule) and nailing that for 3 days before layering on the rest.

@fitnessdaily adds: drop your workout volume to 50% for the first week back. You're fighting friction, not fitness. @runcoach recommends setting a "minimum viable day" — the version of your routine that takes 10 minutes — and counting it as a win.

▶ @habitnotes — Restarting after falling off
▶ @fitnessdaily — 50% volume deload week
▶ @runcoach — Minimum viable day concept

Why it changes things

Advice that's already curated by you

You trust the creators you saved. Polaris synthesizes their advice so you get answers you'd actually follow.

One place for everything

Diet, fitness, sleep, mindset — ask across all of it without remembering which video said what.

Rewatch when it matters

Every answer links back to the source video. Sometimes you just need to hear it again from the person who said it.

What your library might look like

Your collectionsInstagram
Fitness & Form16 videos
Morning Routines7 videos
Meal Prep & Diet11 videos
Mindset & Consistency9 videos
Sleep & Recovery4 videos

Two ways to get started

Import your own

Use the Chrome extension to save reels from Instagram. Your collections become a queryable knowledge base.

How it works

Try a curated library

Don't want to collect videos first? Start with an expert-built library on fitness, cooking, or personal finance.

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