Hands-on: Fitness Stats 2 adds custom averages, comparisons, and more to lifetime activity totals
Fitness Stats originally launched in 2020 as a simple and handy way to see your lifetime activity details across 12 categories including exercise time, calories, steps, cycling, running, walking, and swimming workouts (now that’s over 20). Today the app has received a major update with a new way to compare your activity based on custom time periods, see averages across days, weeks, months, and years, additional stats, custom sharing, and more.
Hands-on: Fitness Stats 2 Adds Custom Averages, Comparisons, And More To Lifetime Activity Totals
I’ve been testing out Fitness Stats 2 for the last few weeks and I’ve really been enjoying the big update!
Hands-on: Fitness Stats 2 Adds Custom Averages, Comparisons, And More To Lifetime Activity Totals
The latest design retains the easy-to-use simplicity of the original UI while adding a tab bar at the bottom for “Totals,” the new “Compare” option, and “Settings.”
Hands-on: Fitness Stats 2 Adds Custom Averages, Comparisons, And More To Lifetime Activity Totals
For the main Totals screen, the design is colorful and simple like the original but with more categories than ever. There are 27 stats to check out with some of the newer ones being Workout Elevation Climbed, Flights Climbed, Ski/Snowboarding, Strength Training, HIIT, Mindful Minutes, Mind & Body, and more.
Hands-on: Fitness Stats 2 Adds Custom Averages, Comparisons, And More To Lifetime Activity Totals
You can tap the blue dates just below “Lifetime Totals” at the top to change the time period with some quick buttons for seven common options. For both the Totals and Compare tabs, you get a new “Fast Dates Picker” that’s so easy to use.
Hands-on: Fitness Stats 2 Adds Custom Averages, Comparisons, And More To Lifetime Activity Totals
New Compare feature
The new Compare capability with Fitness Stats is kind of like Apple’s Trends feature in the native Fitness app except it offers many more categories plus the ability to customize the date ranges you’re using. That makes it much easier to get the specific data you’re looking for.
Hands-on: Fitness Stats 2 Adds Custom Averages, Comparisons, And More To Lifetime Activity Totals
Here’s a look at the Compare feature:
Hands-on: Fitness Stats 2 Adds Custom Averages, Comparisons, And More To Lifetime Activity Totals
Here’s my last August vs January fully revealing how much less active I was 😅.
Customization
Another neat part of the latest release is the ability to customize your experience. You can choose what stats you’d like to show or hide, hide stats with 0 values, change to the color theme to a gradient instead of the original solid block color design, and change between km and miles.
Custom Sharing
Sharing has been updated with Fitness Stats 2. When…
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