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Meta Spins Out VR Fitness Game Supernatural Amid Layoffs
Meta appears to have listened to the Supernatural users who protested the app's sad fate after sweeping layoffs.
Strava Tightens Security to Combat AI Scraping
To stop scraping, the company is increasing security around its website and will now only allow authenticated users to view certain data. Earlier, users were able to see details like public profiles and fitness club listings without logging in. The company is putting all that data behind authentication to protect it from unauthorized AI scraping.
AI-Powered Fitness: MobileGym.dev Revolutionizes Workouts
AI Powered Fitness: MobileGym.dev Revolutionizes Workouts In the evolving world of fitness, AI technology is transforming how we approach physical activity. Mob…
Oura Unveils Ring 5: Thinner, Lighter, and More Accurate
The ring is 40% smaller than its predecessor, and comes with more accurate sensing, enhanced battery life, and more.
Better.ftp: AI-Powered FTP Cycling App for Free Tests
Better.ftp: Revolutionize Your Fitness with AI Powered FTP Cycling Better.ftp is an innovative, AI driven cycling app designed to help users maximize their fitn…
AI Calorie Tracker with Apple Health Integration: Dynamic Macro Adjust
Hey everyone, I’m currently in the final stretch of developing my AI calorie tracker (the one that breaks down photos into individual ingredients). One thing I’m obsessed with getting right before the beta launch in 2 weeks is the **Apple Health integration.** Most apps just show you a static number. I want mine to be dynamic. If you go for a 500kcal run, the app should know and adjust your macro targets for the next meal. My question to the fitness-tech crowd: Do you prefer apps that strictly stick to your base metabolic rate (BMR), or do you want the 'earned' calories from your Apple Watch to be automatically added to your budget? I’ve seen strong opinions on both sides. I'm also fine-tuning the macro-overflow logic (e.g., saving surplus calories for the weekend). Would love to hear some thoughts from people who actually track daily.