Plan your meals, workouts and tablets for the whole week. FiTrack reminds you on time, counts your calories, tracks how consistent you've really been — and celebrates every single win.
Works on your phone. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app.
Not another calorie counter. FiTrack runs your whole routine and tells you when to act.
Set your meals, workouts, tablets and water breaks once. Pick the days and the times — FiTrack repeats it every week.
8:00 breakfast. 2:00 tablet. 6:30 gym. Push notifications land on your phone even when the app is closed.
A daily target worked out from your body and your goal. Log what you actually ate — including the off-plan biryani.
Streaks, a weekly completion chart and an eight-week heatmap. No guessing how well the month really went.
Medicines get their own reminders with the dose written in, so there's nothing to remember at 2 PM.
Every item you tick off gets confetti and a cheer. Clear the whole day and the app throws a small party.
Height, weight, goal and how active you are. We work out your calorie and burn targets in one step.
Add meals, workouts, tablets and water breaks with times and days. Copy a good day across the rest of the week.
Reminders arrive on time. Tick things off as you go. At night, one notification sums up everything you did.
Two minutes to set up your profile, five to build your week. After that FiTrack does the remembering.
Create your free accountSame FiTrack, plus one thing the browser cannot do: it reads your step count straight from Health Connect, so walking counts towards your daily burn on its own.
Download APKAndroid 8.0 and above, about 10 MB. It is signed for personal use rather than published through the Play Store, so Android will ask you to allow installs from your browser the first time — and may warn you about an unknown developer.
On an iPhone? The web app does everything except read your steps — add it to your home screen and type them in.