Yeah, I can picture it: a clean grid for workout metrics, a toggle to switch instantly between running stats and a recipe carousel, everything aligned to the 8‑pixel grid so that even a 0.5‑pixel blur feels intentional. If the app can sync heart‑rate data in real time, then offer a “post‑run” recipe suggestion based on what the user just burned, that’s a win. The trick is to keep the navigation so tight that you never have to hunt for a menu – just one swipe, one tap, and the next step is already on screen. And let’s not forget the micro‑interactions: a subtle ripple when a new recipe appears, a tiny checkmark when a workout is logged. Those little details keep the experience feeling polished without turning it into a chore.