AI-powered health and fitness tools. Workout planners, nutrition trackers, health monitors, and AI personal trainers reviewed.
AI running coach apps have gotten remarkably good. We spent three months testing eight of them across different fitness levels to find out which ones deliver real training improvements and which ones just repackage basic interval timers with a chatbot. Here's what we found.
Read more →AI health monitoring has matured significantly. The best tools now go beyond step counting to offer real predictive insights, early warning signs, and personalized recommendations that hold up under scrutiny. We spent months testing 10 platforms to find out which ones actually deliver.
Read more →AI personal trainer apps have gotten remarkably good. We spent three months testing the most popular options to find out which ones deliver real fitness results and which ones are just expensive step counters. Here's what we found.
Read more →AI calorie counters have gotten surprisingly good at recognizing food from photos, estimating portions, and learning your eating habits over time. We spent six weeks testing eight of them to find out which ones are worth your time and which ones are just fancy food diaries with a chatbot bolted on.
Read more →AI nutrition trackers have gotten genuinely impressive. We spent six weeks testing eight of the top apps to find out which ones deliver real results versus which ones just look good in screenshots. Here's what we found.
Read more →AI workout planners have gotten genuinely impressive. We spent six weeks testing eight of the top options to find out which ones build real, adaptive training programs versus which ones just repackage generic routines. Here's what we found.
Read more →ChatGPT has become a surprisingly capable meal planning assistant, and we've been using it weekly for months. It handles grocery lists, dietary restrictions, budget constraints, and recipe scaling better than most dedicated apps. Here's exactly how to get the most out of it.
Read more →AI fitness apps have gotten genuinely impressive. We spent three months testing 10 of them across different goals, fitness levels, and devices to find out which ones actually deliver results and which ones just look good in screenshots.
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