The Apple Health app consolidates data from iPhone, Watch, and third-party apps you already use, so you can view all your progress in one convenient place. See your long-term trends, or dive into the daily details for a wide range of health metrics.
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Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
Count.It connects with wearable tracking devices and apps to power community fitness challenges and reinvent workplace wellness. Companies use the platform for employee team-building and wellness, and Count.It has hosted ~40K groups all over the world since launch. These include multi-nationals, startups, non-profits, schools, and the mayor's office of one midsized US city. Count.It states they are committed to using the tools of community and technology to help…
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Anyone can create a group and run a challenge on Count.It for free for up to 10 challengers. After that, groups can upgrade to a Premium plan. Premium is a monthly subscription paid by the group organizer. Payments are made at the end of each month based on the number of challenge participants, and the number of challenge days in that month. The rate is $0.10 per user per challenge day. For a one week challenge, the price per user is $0.70. For a 30 day challenge, it's $3.00. Users pay only for what they use.
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They are all proprietary and only useful if someone you want to workout with has the same platform. As my friends and colleagues have all sorts of devices and platforms this hasn't been possible with those options. Count.It makes it possible.
I would recommend it as a tool to use in addition to other fitness/health tracking tools. I use other health apps as well (C25K, LoseIt, SleepIQ, Nike Run Club). I'd say its a tool among tools - not the end all be all tool. I do think the Apple Health Ecosystem (Apple Watch, iPhone) is unmatched.
If you are organizing a tech inclusive workout challenge this is your only option. All other methods require proprietary solutions that may exclude someone who doesn't have the tech or platform you are using
I'd like see more robust tracking of foods/diet - this is a personal request - not necessarily driven by work issues, but calorie tracking would be a nice addition.
I find the "summary screen" to be convoluted and not compatible between other Apple Health Users - this is mainly due to differences in generations of Apple hardware.
I'd like to see a universal comparison of days for all metrics (Active Energy, Steps, Calories burned etc.
I've used Garmin and Fitbit - admittedly it's been a long time and those were early generations of a product - but the Apple Health devices that are available in todays climate are far superior to those initial devices that served very limited roles (only steps tracking). The heart rate monitoring/active energy calculations/etc all blow those early devices out of the water.
They are all proprietary and only useful if someone you want to workout with has the same platform. As my friends and colleagues have all sorts of devices and platforms this hasn't been possible with those options. Count.It makes it possible.