Fit.AI is a next gen fitness app that creates ultra personalized workout plans.
Cost / License
- Paid
- Proprietary
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Platforms
- Mac
- iPhone
- iPad




Apps similar to Massive include Kenko, which is free and open source. Other options are Workout Cool, Liftlog, LibreFit and Feeel. You're spoiled for choice with Fitness Trackers like Massive: we list more than 50 alternatives for Android, iPhone, iPad, the web and Mac.
Fit.AI is a next gen fitness app that creates ultra personalized workout plans.




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