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Michael Miller
Record , view progress, back up data
Record entries and view real-time graphs for short-term and long-term progress. Back up or restore history via Facebook or Google. Sync with Health to import or create data.
Stanford University
View health data from wearables
Collects health data like heart rate, steps, sleep analysis, and glucose values from wearables. Transfers de-identified, encrypted data for analysis. Displays personal health info on a dashboard.
Deebex Tech Ltd.
Track , record workouts, view stats
Track using a power-saving sensor. Record fitness activity, distance, time, and calories. View daily and monthly statistics with charts and animations. Set step goals and see achievements. Support home screen widgets. Share via social media.
SPATIAL AI LABS LTD
Chat with an AI that speaks
Have natural conversations with an AI that displays emotion and personality. Engage in language practice, life coaching, or casual chats. Access 24/7 support for any interaction needs.
Falko Buttler
And fitness goals
Calorie intake and monitor daily goals. Log meals and drinks with barcode scanning. Sync with Apple Health and Apple Watch. Set reminders and view progress reports. Adjust diet and exercise plans based on health data.
Berkay UGUR
Track intake and set goals
Set goals and adjust intake manually. Track progress with and weekly graphs. Switch between metric and imperial units. Schedule notifications with start and end times. Support multiple languages including English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
MaaDoTaa LLC
Log ketone, glucose, and weight data
Track ketone, glucose, and weight measurements. Sync weight data from Health or enter manually. View trend graphs for measurements. Export data as spreadsheet for analysis. Store data locally in iCloud.
Maker and Baker LLC
Add data, get reminders, track progress
Add data to goals and receive reminders. View progress dashboard and track metrics like steps and distance via Apple Health sync. Prevent datapoints from crossing the red line.
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