Fitness Stats

I bought Fitness Stats after trying Tempo and being blown away with the quality. Fitness Stats really takes the best of Apple Health and Fitness and makes a killer app. It’s well worth the 5 dollars. The UI is clean and easy to follow. The use of blue text to indicate buttons like the rest of the OS is greatly appreciated and unfortunately not always well done in other places. It all feels like an extension of what Apple offers you. Keep up the fantastic work.

The only real i formation i wanted was daily, weekly, monthly totals. Not averages. Thats useless for me because health app already doea that. Its redundant information. There are three categories featured on app are… , various averages/lifespan of phone total (useless, only total it shows is lifespan-useless), compare (useful because it has totals, but no daily total) and settings. It shows active calories, great but it doesn’t rested calories. Thats lame, since most calories burnt is rested vs active. The categories that span in vertically, cant be organized. So you will have to scroll down every single time to look at one or two categories you truly wanna see. Lets me real about this, we got this because health app on iPhone doesn’t do totals. This sorta hits the spot but doesn’t run with it. Glad it really drives to tell you your info is protected. But that shouldn’t be the # 1 reason why we get this. We get this because we want the app to do what we want.

As someone who is just at the beginning of a new health journey, it’s really cool to just have a very simple slick, well designed app to show me my overall stats. It really helps me see where I’ve made progress and where I could do better. And it has a great visual design that I can post and share without having to make graphic edits to make it look aesthetically pleasing. The only thing I wish is that it had the option to add or remove categories. There are some stats I don’t really use or care about and it’d be nice to be able to remove those so I only see and share what I care about in my progress. I think the app would be super helpful too if you’re working with a doctor or dietician to show breakdowns of your workout data.