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HealthFit

by Stephane Lizeray

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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  • $6.99
  • In-app purchases

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Family Sharing Yes Unknown App Store Store published
In-app purchases Yes Limited free Store published

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  • Price: $6.99
  • In-app purchases

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4.6 897 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Best Fitness Data Utility

    HealthFit is the best fitness data utility I’ve found. It is routinely improved (instead of just changed around as is the case with many other apps). It offers a lot of options for integrating data from numerous platforms I’ve used over the years to retain a complete picture of my fitness data. I greatly appreciate that it can push all that data to common cloud or local storage options so I am in control of it instead of some corporation that will lose interest or begin charging me monthly to retain it. I bet many would love to see a CSV import to fit files in the future, though I’ve at this point used the Fit SDK to convert all my old logs to generic fit files and import them. Kudos to the developer on a simple, useful, and compact app that does nearly all that’s needed.

    matthewcmead · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 2/5Good Data Tracker, Terrible CTL/ATL/TSB

    Edited after developer's comment: This is NOT how CTL works. Yes, CTL is the 42 day training load. ATL is the one week training load. Agreed. But go to any search engine you want, ask any AI you want, talk to any professional trainer you want,,,CTL will not go from 120 to 44 during a 3 week rest period. Most will tell you it should drop slightly over 10%. You DO NOT loot a year's fitness in three weeks. If you believe that, you do not understand the CTL/ATL/TSB model. Have a food day. This app is both great and terrible. It's great because it gathers all of the data your watch collects during each workout and presents it in a clear and easily understandable manner. If all you care about after your workouts is time, distance, pace, heart rate, and these types of basics, this is the app for you. BUT, they claim to give you accurate fitness (CTL), fatigue (ATL), & form (TSB) data, which in my opinion they DO NOT. I started the year with a CTL of 44. I ran through the spring and moved to my bike in the summer and took my CTL up to 120. I then took three weeks off as i transitioned back to running. In that three weeks off, they dropped my CTL all the way back down to 43! Running outdoors in November brought it back to 67. That was last Sunday. This week i did 5 treadmill runs: 1 in HR upper zone 2 and 4 in mid-zone 3. I took Wednesday and today, Sunday, as rest days. Today's CTL is 64, three points lower than last Sunday. At this rate if i run all winter i'll get my CTL back down to 44 again and show ZERO fitness gain from 430 miles run and 1,240 miles on my bike. Nonsense. Bogus. Laughable.

    I'mDave · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5obtain your data

    wow. healthfit (HF) is special. if you want to centralize your workout data (some of the most personal and valuable information we record) for your own analysis or to simply possess that information, you need to get HF. the value is incredible. my use case: I wanted to see how certain metrics have changed from my 20s to now (40s). over those 15ish years of recording, I've used different platforms: mapmy, runkeeper, strava, apple health, coros, whoop, and trainingpeaks. turns out that's a much harder task than I imagined. the earliest data is just gone: mapmy apparently deletes inactive account data. runkeeper either has the same practice or deleted my info when they were acquired by shoe brand. the rest of my data was divided between strava, apple health, coros, and whoop platforms. besides coros, none of the others exported usable data. enter HF. this team has put together an incredibly powerful tool that "just works" for an incredibly reasonable price. no subscription, data is only yours and is stored locally, and you can export data to various formats and file types. plus it offers you a private analysis and planning platform. the only thing I wish is that all the connections were two way so that users can push and pull historical data from anywhere. currently it appears HF can only pull historical data from apple health. that said, the team is probably limited by those platform's APIs. BUY IT!

    migdrob · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 5/5A GREAT app! Good central location for all things fitness

    As a fitness enthusiast, I have tried out several fitness tracking apps over the years, and Healthfit is by far one of the best I've come across. From its user-friendly interface to its robust tracking capabilities, this app has exceeded my expectations in every way. One of the things I love about Healthfit is its seamless integration with my Apple Watch. The app automatically syncs with my watch and tracks all of my workouts, including steps taken, calories burned, and distance traveled. It also provides detailed analysis of my heart rate during each workout, which has helped me optimize my training sessions for better results. Another great feature of Healthfit is its ability to sync with other health apps, such as MyFitnessPal and Strava. This integration allows me to easily track my nutrition and share my workouts with my friends and followers on social media. The app's user interface is clean, intuitive, and easy to navigate. The dashboard provides a quick snapshot of my overall fitness and wellness, and the detailed workout logs help me stay accountable and motivated. I also appreciate the ability to customize my workout goals and preferences, which allows me to tailor the app to my individual needs. Overall, I would highly recommend Healthfit to anyone looking for a reliable and comprehensive fitness tracking app. Its seamless integration with the Apple Watch, detailed workout tracking, and user-friendly interface make it an essential tool for anyone serious about achieving their fitness goals. 5 stars!

    uscrules1 · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5Easy to use and responsive customer service

    I’ve enjoyed working out utilizing a couple of Garmin devices for about 4 years. My wife got me an Apple Watch 3 recently, which I’ve enjoyed, but was disappointed that I couldn’t see my workout data on Garmin Connect (GC) as it would not sync over automatically from my AW3 to GC. So I found myself using the Garmin devices for working out and the AW3 for the rest of my day.....not really utilizing the AW3 as much as I’d like. I read a review of HealthFit online and how it can aid in transferring files to GC in an easy manner. I reached out to the developer of HealthFit as to how I would move AW3 workouts to GC. First, she responded back soooo quickly, even though I told her in my initial message that would not be necessary. Second, she provided step-by-step, easy to follow instructions, going so far as to include some pictures to help with the instructions! So helpful! I’m a fan! This app now has me using my AW3 to its fullest potential (or at least as I want to fully use it).

    McKdaddy2 · 31 Jul 2026

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Versions

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  • 12.10

    • Fixed mapping issues in China • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.11

    • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.12

    • Training Load Intensity Discover how intense each workout really was with the new Training Load Intensity metric, based on TRIMP per minute. Compare each workout with similar sessions from the past year to quickly spot easy sessions, hard efforts, and your most demanding workouts. To explore the chart, open a workout and tap the Training Load section header in the detailed view. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.14 · 23 Jul 2026

    • Dive deeper into your data with two new charts designed for diving and open-water swimming workouts. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.14.1 · 29 Jul 2026

    • Dive deeper into your data with two new charts designed for diving and open-water swimming workouts. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.1

    This update brings deep integration with Intervals.icu and powerful new ways to visualize your performance data. • Training & Planning Intervals.icu Integration: Your workout plans now download automatically. Your training schedule is just there when you need it. Today’s Plan: We’ve added a "Today’s Plan" section at the very top of your Workouts tab. • Advanced Data Visualization Exercise Ring Heatmap: Head to the Statistics tab to see your consistency over time with our new heatmap view. New Fitness Charts: We’ve added three new relationship charts and a Workout Stream chart to the Fitness screen. Density Charts: Dive deeper into your effort with new Heart Rate Density and Cycling Power Density charts (available for workouts with power meter data). • Data & Export Improvements Enhanced CSV Exports: Workout summaries now include additional columns, including the Apple Effort score. Metric Exports: You can now export your health and fitness metrics directly via the "More" menu on the Fitness screen. Google Sheets Sync: Sheet filenames for health metrics and workouts are now suffixed with _v3 for better version management.

  • 12.8.10

    • Heart Rate Profiles A new chart shows how your heart rate is distributed across your top 5 activity types — helping you better understand your training intensity at a glance. Find it in the Fitness screen. This update will rebuild the app’s local cache after installation. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.11

    • Enhanced Yearly Progression Charts We’ve reimagined our progression charts to give you a clearer view of your journey. Instead of a crowded view of the last 6 years, we now focus on the benchmarks that actually matter: - The Big Three: Automatically highlights your Current Year, Previous Year, and your All-Time Best Year. - Cleaner Comparison: Easily see if your 2026 pace is ahead of your peak performance. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.12

    • Enhanced Yearly Progression Charts We’ve reimagined our progression charts to give you a clearer view of your journey. Instead of a crowded view of the last 6 years, we now focus on the benchmarks that actually matter: - The Big Three: Automatically highlights your Current Year, Previous Year, and your All-Time Best Year. - Clearer Comparison: Easily see if your 2026 volume is ahead of your peak performance for distance, duration, calories, or activity count. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.13

    • The Effort Profile Visualize your performance in a whole new way. A 6-axis radar chart layers your current workout over your all-time baseline, showing you exactly where you’re breaking new ground. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.14

    • The Effort Profile Visualize your performance in a whole new way. A 6-axis radar chart layers your current workout over your all-time baseline, showing you exactly where you’re breaking new ground. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.15

    • This update introduces a brand-new Pace Progress chart that allows you to track your pool swimming progress (Statistics tab / Swimming). • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.16

    • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.17

    • Export workouts as Markdown You can now export any workout to a clean, shareable Markdown file—complete with key stats, charts, and structured data. Each export includes images of your workout charts, plus links to raw data like FIT files (as CSV) and detailed samples for heart rate, power, and more. Perfect for analyzing your workouts with AI, sharing them with your coach, or simply viewing everything on your desktop in your favorite Markdown reader. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.18

    • Markdown exports are now more powerful and flexible: - Bulk export support for Markdown exports (Enable Markdown in the Profile tab → Export Format) - Export automatic splits to CSV - Export user segments to CSV - Improved support for multisport workouts - Improved support for pool swimming workouts - Improved support for downhill sports with ski runs exported to CSV • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.2

    This update brings deep integration with Intervals.icu and powerful new ways to visualize your performance data. • Training & Planning Intervals.icu Integration: Your workout plans now download automatically. Your training schedule is just there when you need it. Today’s Plan: We’ve added a "Today’s Plan" section at the very top of your Workouts tab. • Advanced Data Visualization Exercise Ring Heatmap: Head to the Statistics tab to see your consistency over time with our new heatmap view. New Fitness Charts: We’ve added three new relationship charts and a Workout Stream chart to the Fitness screen. Density Charts: Dive deeper into your effort with new Heart Rate Density and Cycling Power Density charts (available for workouts with power meter data). • Data & Export Improvements Enhanced CSV Exports: Workout summaries now include additional columns, including the Apple Effort score. Metric Exports: You can now export your health and fitness metrics directly via the "More" menu on the Fitness screen. Google Sheets Sync: Sheet filenames for health metrics and workouts are now suffixed with _v3 for better version management.

  • 12.8.3

    • For custom workouts, the charts have additional visual distinction to the work intervals by making the bars wider as well as the color difference. It makes the charts more glanceable. • The GPS accuracy chart has been improved. • Bug fixes and performance improvements

  • 12.8.4

    • Advanced Google Sheets Workout Export HealthFit now gives you even deeper control over your workout data: - Workout Summary Export Export your workout summaries from Apple Health to a single spreadsheet in Google Sheets. - New: Detailed Workout Export (Manual) From the menu in the workout detailed view, you can now export an individual workout with second-by-second records and full raw performance data. Each series is organized into its own sheet within the spreadsheet: 1. Heart Rate 2. Running Power 3. Cycling Power 4. Running Dynamics (Vertical Oscillation, Ground Contact Time, Stride Length) Perfect for advanced analysis, coaching, or building custom dashboards. • Macronutrients Export You can now export your Protein, Fat, and Carbohydrates data to: - Google Sheets - Intervals.icu HealthFit will request permission to read macronutrient data from Apple Health. • Important - After updating, HealthFit will rebuild its local cache. This process may take a few minutes and happens only once. - Google Sheets Sync: Spreadsheet filename for health metrics and workouts are now suffixed with _v4. As always, this update includes performance improvements and refinements.

  • 12.8.5

    - Improved Google Sheets Support • Enhanced export support for downhill skiing, multisport, and pool swimming workouts in Google Sheets • Better handling and formatting of workout data for these activity types - Spreadsheet Version Update • Health metrics and workout spreadsheets are now suffixed with _v5 - Fixes & Improvements • Bug fixes and performance improvements

  • 12.8.6

    - Improved Google Sheets Support • Enhanced export support for downhill skiing, multisport, and pool swimming workouts in Google Sheets • Better handling and formatting of workout data for these activity types - Spreadsheet Version Update • Health metrics and workout spreadsheets are now suffixed with _v5 - Fixes & Improvements • Bug fixes and performance improvements

  • 12.8.7

    • Better support for importing scheduled workouts from Intervals.icu • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.8

    • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.8.9

    • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.9

    • Improved Markdown export formatting and readability. Markdown exports now include the new Cadence Distribution Chart, the Split Variation Chart, and a dedicated CSV file for raw elevation data. • New Cadence Distribution Chart for cycling. Instantly visualize your preferred cadence range, pedaling consistency, and variability. • Introducing the new Split Variation Chart. Understand your workout at a glance — not by scrolling through endless rows of split numbers. Instantly visualize positive or negative splits, pacing changes, cardiac drift, and performance trends in a single, highly readable chart. Automatic splits can now finally be visualized the way they should be: with a chart, not a glorified table. Every metric is designed to be immediately glanceable, helping patterns stand out without visual overload. Overlay whatever metrics are available during your workout, including heart rate, pace, power, cadence, elevation, running dynamics, and more. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.9.1

    • Improved Markdown export formatting and readability. Markdown exports now include the new Cadence Distribution Chart, the Split Variation Chart, and a dedicated CSV file for raw elevation data. • New Cadence Distribution Chart for cycling. Instantly visualize your preferred cadence range, pedaling consistency, and variability. • Introducing the new Split Variation Chart. Understand your workout at a glance — not by scrolling through endless rows of split numbers. Instantly visualize positive or negative splits, pacing changes, cardiac drift, and performance trends in a single, highly readable chart. Overlay whatever metrics are available during your workout, including heart rate, pace, power, cadence, elevation, running dynamics, and more. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

  • 12.9.2

    • Improved Markdown export formatting and readability. Markdown exports now include the new Cadence Distribution Chart, the Split Variation Chart, and a dedicated CSV file for raw elevation data. • New Cadence Distribution Chart for cycling. Instantly visualize your preferred cadence range, pedaling consistency, and variability. • Introducing the new Split Variation Chart. Understand your workout at a glance — not by scrolling through endless rows of split numbers. Instantly visualize positive or negative splits, pacing changes, cardiac drift, and performance trends in a single, highly readable chart. Overlay whatever metrics are available during your workout, including heart rate, pace, power, cadence, elevation, running dynamics, and more. • Section ordering in workout detail views has been reset and may need to be customized again. • Various bug fixes and stability improvements

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