What apps / sites do you use to stay healthy?

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Interested in what apps are used to stay healthy, mindful, and fit.

Leslie Poston · Accepted Answer

It 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!

Kevin Lou · Answer

It's almost unfair how beautiful the UI is; I love, love, love this app for tracking my life.

Paul Shapiro · Answer

Best, multi-platform calorie counting app. Food database/barcode database is huge. Large user base.

Jacob Reed · Answer

A simple, no-nonsense workout tracker. Define your workout regimen, add your weight/reps and you're done.

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Brings a lot of your health data together. I use it for my running, steps, weight, heart rate and sleep.

Aidha Shaikh · Answer

I 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 :)

Leslie Poston · Answer

Again, this helps with habit stacking. It encourages me to get up on time, work out, read, meditate, etc.

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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! ⌚️🏃🏻

Jake Mor · Answer

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 !!!

Vinh Pham · Answer

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.

Paul Shapiro · Answer

Found 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.

Shashwat Pradhan · Answer

You 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 Sten · Answer

Just found this the other week, really liking the short, intense workouts so far. Great variety.

Michael McBride · Answer

I've only just started running but this app is great. You can keep track of a number of performance metrics (distance, pace etc), and view your performance in each of them over time, allowing you to spot trends and track progress.

There are also 'Segments' which allows you to compare your times to other users who have run the same route.

The in-ear audio prompts are fantastic too, telling you key information as you run.

On top of this, the interface is clean and responsive, recording activity is super simple, and the additional features I searched for were all there (e.g. good privacy settings, lock touch screen during your run).

Finally, you can send a 'beacon' text, which is a security feature that allows select people to view your location as you run.

Michael Hirsch · Answer

You can track your steps, reps in the gym, glasses of water, etc.. It's a great app for keeping healthy!

Ryan Chin · Answer

MindFi is an easy-to-use app for busy humans to improve your focus and attention with a super-convenient meditation system, where you train with YOUR EYES OPEN. MindFi content is displayed in a daily timeline that consists of your daily routine like meals, commutes and breaks. For productivity geeks , we also baked in a handy Pomodoro timer so you can spend your 5-minute break wisely, with meditation!

Tracy Marshall · Answer

Gyroscope 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.

Jennifer Chiu · Answer

I 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.

Rainbro Michael · Answer

Outstanding

Sama Jashnani · Answer

To discover fitness classes & sports and buddy up with people to go for them!

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My wife Love this!

Alagu · Answer

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!

Vikas Borkar · Answer

Didn'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

Pablo Fernández · Answer

It's good for any health goals as well as other goals. Losing weight, strength training, etc. Something that I like about Beeminder is that you don't need to do activity X on a given specific day to match your goal. You just need to do enough over time, so, it's flexible and adapts to a busy complex life style. Didn't go to the gym on Tuesday? just go on Wednesday, Beeminder doesn't mind.

Diego Dotta · Answer

Youper uses AI to personalize different techniques to your needs, so you can have your own routine to feel your best by dedicating just a few minutes a da

Jordan Graham · Answer

In my opinion the perfect tool to track my nutrition: I love the UI, the app is really easy to use and offers lots of different features!

Adam Amran · Answer

If you're lifting and using this routine, this app from it's maker is really well done and makes the workout easier on your brain.

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The coins and the store are the motivation!!!!

Spencer P Shulem · Answer

Great for Habits + Tasks.

Julien Bilger · Answer

Had problems to pick up the habit of meditating. Headspace helped me do so!

Raz Karmi · Answer

Make every moment count with yoga and workouts and discover how to improve your nutrition and hydration

scott penton · Answer

Love the challenges

David West · Answer

I may be biased - but for cooking - MPP is packed full of functionality. Meal plans for you and a partner, video cooking mode, customised macros, aggregated shopping list & more. This one shouldn't be ignored.

David West · Answer

Customisable meal plans - to your precise calories and macros.

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Really helped with my allergic asthma, I get warning before my symptoms, and get to know where the symptoms come from. I get plenty of hayfever and pollen allergies

Paul Gosnell · Answer

Aggregates different activity trackers and devices into one feed. Currently iOS but Android on the way. You can follow other users to see their activities appear in your main feed. Converts calories and/or distance into points which you can spend on fitness rewards. There's also a B2B / workplace wellness version which also has some features for nutrition, mindfulness and sleep. These additional features will also go into the B2C version very soon.

PS... I'm the maker so biased

Nikhil Jois · Answer

I had a hard time maintaining a meditation habit and the on-the-go section on this app makes it easy to have a daily practice.

Jonathan Daves · Answer

Most complete app to track macronutrients, micronutrients, and other biometrics.  UX leaves a little to be desired but the data tracking and functionality is solid.

joshua bradley · Answer

Good for tracking nutrition and exercise data. Connects with HealthKit/Google Fit and pulls in exercise data, add weight, see micro/macronutrients

Troy Carlson · Answer

Lowest friction weightlifting logger I've found.

Temi Alanamu · Answer

From 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.