And anyone with an Apple iPhone or iPad can also snatch up the app for free, so long as your device is running on iOS 13 or later.

Yes, you can download Google Fit for free on any Android device that runs Android 4.0 or later, including smartwatches that run on Wear OS (there’s even a dedicated Google Fit watch face available). For example, I was able to sync up my Apple Watch data, as well as data from the Health app on my iPhone, to the Fit app, giving it a broader view of my health statistics and general activity from week to week. Plus, if you already own a wearable, you can sync up the app. This is translated into graphs and charts that make it easy to view your fitness activities over the past day, week or month. It can detect when you are exercising and can log your pedalling rate and the calories you’ve burnt during a workout. It utilises the sensors already built into your mobile to track commonly measured fitness data, such as steps taken, distances covered and the calories you’ve burnt over the course of the day. As previously mentioned, the Google Fit app launched in 2014 and can be downloaded onto any Android or Apple device.

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