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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Fitbit Care, from Google company Fitbit Health Solutions (acquired January 2021) is a workforce health and wellbeing solution designed to support a population’s physical health, their emotional wellbeing, their sense of feeling connected to one another, and their ability to make informed decisions about whether to come into the workplace—all critical components of what it means to be health and safe in today’s world. With the Fitbit Care Ready for Work version, employees can make more informed…
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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.
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
The first scenario is that Fitbit allows our employees to see their exercise productivity in a day. The facility we are working in is a [healthcare-based] facility. We have staff that [is] constantly on the go. The device monitors their activity for personal knowledge and [professionalism]. Therefore, the employee can decide if they are doing enough exercise in a day or if they need more. As an employer, we like to have [documented] activity to provide a wellness benefit. The Fitbit provides us with ideas and tools to improve the health of our staff and to make exercise fun. Lastly, the other features that Fitbit has been extremely beneficial to our staff and residents. They can monitor things like sleep and healthy choices on their own. In addition, looking at [heart rate] and how that reflects on their activity.
Some of these locations and your biometric response you may be ok with Google knowing so that it can personalize your ads, but in many cases you may not want your activities tracked. It would be good for Fitbit to give its customers the power inside the mobile app to sort and allow which data is uploaded to it’s cloud before it leaves their device.
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.