A fitness tracker application is a mobile app that enables users to track their daily physical activity. Fitness apps usually provide the user with tools for monitoring and documenting their workouts, including graphs and charts displaying workout data over time. Some fitness applications also include social networking features to enable users to share progress updates with friends or followers.

fitness apps share features with other health management apps, such as meditation apps, sleep tracking apps, and diet tracking apps. Most popular fitness trackers include Fitbit, Jawbone, and Garmin.

• A fitness app that pairs to the Garmin watch line. When you choose a workout, it will get sent to the watch which will guide you through. The watch will display the rep count, the exercise, and the health information.

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• A mobile app very similar to Strava but with competitions in place. App will track your running, walking, cycling and cycling activities. You can compete in competitions and email notification when you get 1st, 2nd, 3rd place. Needs to track distance and speed.

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• The client app will have Live stream work outs each week through the app. Multiple workout options available each day (Trainer uploads) Newsfeed is just events and news about the gym. Can view class schedules and select a workout time. Assigns workout to members of his gym for a certain day or individually. Login has five options, select workout, chat with coach, view news feed, view and reserve class, heathy living.

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A fitness tracker needs to show users that it can provide value above and beyond other fitness trackers on the market. To do this, a fitness tracker app should provide insight into users' health and wellness, and also make it easy for users to share their progress with friends on social media.

A fitness tracker faces similar legal and reputational risks as a dating app, but also has privacy risks related to the storage of sensitive health data. It is recommended that fitness apps use secure smartphone APIs for accessing user medical records and conduct routine audits to ensure that all user data is stored securely.

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