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Fitro

SaaS

iPhone fitness and calorie tracking app with guided workouts, set tracking, meal logging, barcode scanning for packaged foods and progress views.

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Fitro homepage screenshot

About Fitro

Fitro is an iPhone and iPad app that brings workouts, nutrition and daily activity into one fitness companion. You build a routine around your goals, work through guided sessions, log finished sets and review progress over time, with nutrition goals kept in view alongside meal logging.

Recent updates added a barcode scanner for fast logging of packaged foods and fixed an issue with partially completed workouts being lost when a session ended early. The developer states in the App Store privacy details that no data is collected from the app. Little more is described on the page, so this entry lists only these capabilities. It is free to download with in-app purchases and is listed in Health and Fitness.

Key features

  • Guided workouts with set tracking
  • Routine building around goals
  • Meal logging with nutrition goals
  • Barcode scanning for packaged foods
  • Progress tracking over time

Good fit for

  • Following guided workouts from a phone
Tags
fitness
calorie-tracker
workouts
ios
nutrition
barcode-scanner
progress

Fitro: questions and answers

What is Fitro used for?
Fitro is an iPhone fitness and calorie tracking app with guided workouts, set tracking, meal logging, barcode scanning for packaged foods and progress views. It is a good fit for following guided workouts from a phone.
Is Fitro free?
Yes. Fitro has a free plan.
Is Fitro open source?
No. Fitro is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Wger, SparkyFitness and NetNewsWire.
What are some alternatives to Fitro?
Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Cado, Cali and Caloria.

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