Greg Moorehttp://thegregmoore.com
What apps / sites do you use to stay healthy?
Interested in what apps are used to stay healthy, mindful, and fit.
Your recommendation
36 recommended
- It's almost unfair how beautiful the UI is; I love, love, love this app for tracking my life.Alex AndrewsMarketing Manager · WrittenBrings a lot of your health data together. I use it for my running, steps, weight, heart rate and sleep.Tracy MarshallConnecting One Dot at A Time · WrittenGyroscope captures every metric of your physical performance you can imagine and the presents it in a beautiful and motivational format. Not only that, you're able to engage in friendly competition with others on the number of steps per day.
- Apple Watch and Activity on watchOS/iOS with it's smart move goal, notifications and achievements trophies keep me motivated through the day, always trying to close my rings! ⌚️🏃🏻
- Aidha ShaikhSoftware Product Manager · WrittenI really enjoy the variety of meditations (short/long/type of outcome) and the visuals / music that you can have accompanying you during the meditation. Also has streaks :)
- Paul ShapiroDirector of Strategy & Innovation · WrittenBest, multi-platform calorie counting app. Food database/barcode database is huge. Large user base.
- Leslie PostonMaking: buoyup.org · WrittenAgain, this helps with habit stacking. It encourages me to get up on time, work out, read, meditate, etc.
- A simple, no-nonsense workout tracker. Define your workout regimen, add your weight/reps and you're done.
- Leslie PostonMaking: buoyup.org · WrittenIt helps to ensure I'm fasting for at least 13 hours a day, and building a "streak" out of this good habit. Super easy to use, too!
- Julien BilgerProduct Manager ✌️ · WrittenHad problems to pick up the habit of meditating. Headspace helped me do so!
- I started using Meditation Studio about a month ago and have been pleased with it so far. They have audio guides that talk you through different topics that focus on uncovering happiness, overcoming bad moods, mindfulness, self-compassion, and a couple more.
- Kunal Bhatia50Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · WrittenI find the content on Furthermore to be generally informative and very helpful in all areas–health, fitness, and mindfulness. I also subscribe to their newsletter (and I generally avoid these types of non-work related newsletters). Check it out!
- Selfish plug lol I made it. But seriously, its the simplest and quickest way to track your lifting– hands down. Faster than pen and paper. That's why 20,000 serious weightlifters use it today !!!
- joshua bradleyCelebrating people, making life better. · WrittenGood for tracking nutrition and exercise data. Connects with HealthKit/Google Fit and pulls in exercise data, add weight, see micro/macronutrientsJonathan DavesStanford GSB: Innovation, WRT Ventures · WrittenMost complete app to track macronutrients, micronutrients, and other biometrics. UX leaves a little to be desired but the data tracking and functionality is solid.
- Jennifer ChiuSocial Media Marketing at TrustedSite · WrittenI just want to point out that I do use a fitbit but I don't use their calorie/food tracker because the scanner doesn't recognize most of the products i scan. with lifesum it does.
- Paul ShapiroDirector of Strategy & Innovation · WrittenFound the fewest number of frustrations among all the strength training apps I've tried. It has a huge catalog of exercises and explanatory videos about to do them. The social element is also nice.
- Temi AlanamuCo-founder at Whatsinit? · WrittenTemi Alanamu made this productFrom a single picture Whatsinit? Lists all ingredients in your food, all colour-coded by safety with short descriptions of never more than 12 words. Have only one ingredient you wanna check, then type it or use the voice function. Have an allergy? No p. Simply add it to your aid list and avoid it for ever! It's the ultimate health app.
- Michael L. AtkinsonBailiwick Ventures · WrittenSocial Fitness app based on the science of "60-second fitness. Get fit quick by challenging friends and workout buddies to core exercises and share results and collect points.
- Shashwat PradhanCEO/Founder @emberify · WrittenShashwat Pradhan made this productYou can use it to automatically track your walking, running, cycling and sleep. With weekly reports and Fitbit, Apple Health, Google Fit & S Health integration (optional).
- Anton Stenantonsten.com · WrittenJust found this the other week, really liking the short, intense workouts so far. Great variety.
- Vikas BorkarProduct Manager, Plash Digital Media · WrittenDidn't find any other app that has full data and calorie counter for every Indian food. HealthyfyMe includes: - Calorie counter for almost every type of food, including Indian and for exercises, water, weight, and steps etc And - 24x7 Coach Personal Coach - Group Coaching - Diet, Fitness and Yoga Plans
- There can't be a day without Fitbit charge 2 for me. I love the sleep and walk tracker. I really wish I could make more sense of the heart sensor. Protip is I use the interval tracker for my Yoga. 60 seconds for an asana!
