Google Fit is a simple tool for tracking your activity and basic health data. It can measure steps, distance, and calories burned. But if you want more features, better motivation, or detailed workout logs, there are much better alternatives. Here are 3 apps worth checking out.
Except Google Fit You can also use these applications, which have similar or often even more interesting features:
Strava — ideal for community and competition
Strava is often described as a social network for athletes. It allows you to share workouts, follow friends, and collect kudos for your performances. It records running, cycling, hiking, and other GPS activities. With features like challenges, clubs, and community routes, sports become fun and challenging at the same time. Strava supports most smartwatches and fitness trackers.
Samsung Health — great choice for users Galaxy
Samsung Health offers a wider range of functions than Google Fit. In addition to the classic step and calorie counting, it allows record food and drink regimen or sleep quality. In combination with the watch Galaxy can also measure body composition or advanced sleep metrics. Works on most Android devices, but maximum will benefit from it from device users from Samsung.
MyFitnessPal — focused on nutrition and calories
If you don't want to lose weight or gain muscle, it is also important to monitor food intake. MyFitnessPal is an app that helps you plan your meals, count calories, and track macronutrients. The user enters their weight, goal, and daily diet, and the app then evaluates everything. The basic version is free, but the paid version brings detailed statistics and advanced features.
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Google Fit It's not a bad start, but if you want to get more out of your exercise, one of these apps will offer exactly what you're looking for — whether it's community, nutrition, or more accurate measurements.
