We first heard about Mountain View's activity-tracking plans back at I/O, and now the Android faithful and get their hands on the goods. The Google Fit app, the company's answer to Apple Health, is now available for download, compiling all of those collected fitness stats in the same spot. By leveraging your phone or Android Wear gadget, the software monitors walking, running and cycling activity, allowing you to set specific goals and benefit from some friendly advice. Fit also plays nice with third-party apps and devices so that you can get an overall view of your progress from one place. What's more, the initiative can be accessed on the web should the need arise -- despite it not being live just yet. Looking to get moving? You'll need a handset running Android 4.0 or above, but if you meet the requirement, the app is available for download at Google Play.
Filed under: Software, Mobile, Google
Via: The Next Web
Source: Google Play
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