MyFitTrack
Press kit
Everything you need to write about MyFitTrack — facts, quotable copy, screenshots and a direct line to the developer. Anything here is free to use.
The short version
Most fitness apps are filing cabinets: they store what you did and hand it back as charts. MyFitTrack adds a coach that has actually read the file. Ask it what to train today and it answers from your real history — the runs you logged, the weights you lifted, what you ate, how well you recovered — instead of generic advice that would fit anyone.
Facts
- NameMyFitTrack
- What it isTraining, nutrition, water and step tracking with an AI coach that reads your logged history
- PlatformsiPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, Android
- Languages30, including full right-to-left support for Arabic and Hebrew
- PriceFree to use. Pro from €4.99/month or €29.99/year, with a 7-day free trial
- WearablesApple Watch natively; Garmin, Whoop, Oura, Polar and Fitbit via Apple Health
- Made byAn independent solo developer, Netherlands
- Websitemyfittrack.net
- Contact[email protected]
What makes it different
The coach remembers. It reads your logged workouts, runs, meals, water, steps, streaks and recovery signals before answering. Ask "what should I do today?" after a hard week and it will tell you to rest — because it can see the week.
One log, not five apps. Lifting, running, walking, meals with barcode and photo logging, hydration and steps all live in the same history, which is exactly what makes the coaching possible.
It works with the watch you already own. Apple Watch has a native app with its own run tracking, complications and a home-screen widget. Garmin, Whoop, Oura, Polar and Fitbit data arrives through Apple Health.
Built for the whole world, not just English speakers. Thirty languages including Arabic and Hebrew with a properly mirrored interface — rare in indie fitness apps, and the coach answers in the language the app is set to.
The story
MyFitTrack is built by one person. Every feature that shipped was tested on real runs, real groceries and a real Apple Watch on a real wrist — including the bugs only reality produces: GPS dropouts mid-run, phones that lose signal halfway through a sync, watches that deliver a workout twice. The app is what it is because a single user with high standards kept finding those and refusing to ship around them.
"I wanted a coach that knew what I actually did last week — not one that asks me to describe it every time. That turned out to be a data problem before it was an AI problem."
— the developer of MyFitTrack
Boilerplate — copy freely
One line: MyFitTrack is a fitness app whose AI coach reads your real training history before it gives advice.
Short: MyFitTrack tracks lifting, running, walking, meals, water and steps in one log, then lets an AI coach read all of it before answering. It runs on iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad and Android, speaks 30 languages, and works with Garmin, Whoop, Oura, Polar and Fitbit through Apple Health. Free to use, with Pro from €4.99 a month.
Long: MyFitTrack is a training and nutrition tracker built around a single idea: coaching advice is only worth anything if it is based on what you actually did. The app keeps lifting, running, walking, meals, hydration and steps in one history, and its AI coach reads that history — along with recovery signals from your watch — before it answers a question. It includes guided workouts with video demonstrations, barcode and photo meal logging, a recipe library, achievements, and route replays you can share. Built by a single developer in the Netherlands, it ships in 30 languages with full right-to-left support, and works with Apple Watch natively as well as Garmin, Whoop, Oura, Polar and Fitbit via Apple Health. Free to use; Pro unlocks the AI coach and advanced features from €4.99 a month.
Screenshots
Product shots, free to use in coverage. Higher-resolution versions on request.
Get in touch
Review copies, interviews, extra assets or questions — email and you'll reach the developer directly, not a press desk.
Email [email protected]