Very simple here.
I use my phone to track my steps (Samsung Health app). This doesn't sync in to anything, but I report my daily steps for one of my other groups.
MapMyWalk / MapMyRide to track my walks and bike rides (distance/time/cals). Occasionally AllTrails for hiking maps.
Just downloaded Peloton as my husband is a huge biker now and he couldn't bear the thought of going a winter without a bike option! Really excited to have that at home option.

Wow! I've used quite a few. I'll just mention the ones I use now, but I will caveat that I pay for some of these to get all of the features I use, so a lot of this may not be as useful to anyone not looking for such features or wanting a subscription service.

The app that serves as my primary hub of data is Garmin Connect, which is technically free to sign up for, but really only useful when Garmin devices feed it with data. So it's not REALLY free as you need to buy a device first. I am currently extremely pleased with my Garmin Forerunner 235 watch which tracks more data than I'm even interested in. The main things of course are my activities (walking, strength, at one time running), steps, heart rate, resting heart rate, HR zones, VO2Max, sleep and recovery time. The data available during and after an activity are my favorite things about these devices, setting custom alerts, seeing your HR, distance and pace in real time, etc, as well as being able to analyze your cadence and other metrics afterwards. There's other data too like SPO2, body battery (interesting one but I don't really see a need for it), stress, geez. This is getting long. There's a lot.

Because that device captures the vast majority of my data it is the primary hub, and is used to feed my other apps with updates. Those other apps are:

MFP of course (no explanation required, I imagine.

Strava - This was one of the early apps I used. It was the first app I used to track my runs years ago when I started running. Just load it on your phone and it will use your phones GPS to record your route and get pace info, route elevation, etc. It's also where a lot of my early MFP friends came from as Strava is also a social networking site where you can follow others, and like/comment others activities. On MFP occasionally people would ask "who's on Strava" and next thing you know we're all following each other on Strava as well as MFP! I pay for the premium service on Strava since I like the extended metrics available to compare/contrast against what Garmin shows. I think one of the better features of the premium service is the route builder where you can map a planned route in advance to get the distance, elevation map, etc. I used that to plan so many "X mile runs" and especially when I was hill training and looking for the quickest death by hills available in my area.

ETA - Yes, I paid to find the worst hills and run them. I'm clearly insane.

I have used a lot of other apps, and I don't have anything negative to say about any of them. I used MapMyRun and Endomondo (no longer exists) a lot as well for running, but Strava and Garmin have been the mainstays for that stuff.

✅ - Exercise 20+ Minutes
✅ - Calories within budget
✅ - Tracked everything

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I use both my iPhone and iPad
I use MFP and Fitbit apps to track my calories and exercise. I use Apple health as a backup for steps when charging my Fitbit.
I use the SmartScale app to track weight.
I also use YouTube app for workouts/yoga/tai chi etc, fitnessblender/Darebee, and meditation videos.

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I use MFP, and FitBit - I am not that good at Fitbit tho because I haven't really learned it. I use to use the Spark People App. It will be interesting to see what everyone uses. But I think I will stick with MFP and Fitbit, to be honest, I really need to learn how to use MFP and Fitbit better which will help me in my weight loss healthy lifestyle journey.

I use Excel to track everything which is why I get into bad habits of posting 3 or 4 days worth of info. I just printed out a habit tracker list I can keep in my planner to help develop habits. Its is a simple list with a daily column for me to have a checkmark when its done or an X when its not done.

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I used to have one of those smart watches that tracked your steps and sleep. But I got tired of tracking so many items that I focused on MFP instead.

Apple Watch w/ Health: steps, stand hours
With Apple Watch Monthly Challenges: really motivating - don’t want to let the group down
Noom: weekly chat with a supportive coach who has known me a long time
Happy Scale: averages/trends are all I pay attention to with my weight, gets data from one of these…
**Weight Guru- monthly average weights
**MyNetDiary- food tracking (macros/micros)


MFP: community, strategies, this is no longer a solo battle
**UAC
Building Better Habits
**Weekly Maintenance check in

FITIV: the one I searched high & low for. Helps with tracking data over a date range of my choosing AND shows me my real time deficit or surplus of calories (taking my exercise into account) THIS helped me figure out my personal hunger signals vs mouth hunger

The ones with ** are the only ones I have to update. The rest are reports/coaching.

Winners circle here I come.

Tracked logged and walked 51 minutes.

I use on occasion my Apple Watch app but usually use the zones app the free version it gives me my warm up fat burn cardio and peak data. Synch’s to my Apple Watch well, also use the wahoo app for rpm’s on my spin bike. Would recommend either but zones is my favorite

Tracking: Yes
Calories: yes
Exercise: Yes

September 28

Hello! I just use MFP and also Renpho scale/app to track my weight, I like the extra info that it gives me.

Exercised?: Yes. Workout video.
Calories?: Yes
Tracked?: Yes
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