Recommend suitable exercises based on user activity
Optimized features to help you achieve your fitness goals in a short period of time

Fitbit unveiled a new version of its personal training app, Fitstar, at CES 2017.

The new Fitstar Personal Trainer app not only recommends personalized workouts based on a user's Fitstar and Fitbit activity, but also boasts advanced features such as trainer options, a library of workouts, personalized music settings, and a new display, the company said.

The Fitstar Personal Trainer app offers "Recommended Workouts," a feature that recommends workout programs tailored to your goals based on activity recorded from your Fitbit device. You can also customize your workout soundtrack to your personal preference. The newly designed display supports everything from mobile devices to high-definition TVs. Additionally, weight and cardio workouts have been added for each fitness level. For Fitstar users who don't use a Fitbit device, you'll receive workout recommendations based on data from users of a similar gender and age.


▲ Personal training app ' Fitstar'

Meanwhile, Fitbit provided a free software update last year, focusing on features that consumers frequently asked about for the Charge 2.

Among the Charge 2's features, multi-sport mode allows you to simply pause and resume your workout with the press of a button, ensuring accurate tracking during your workout. Additionally, during guided breathing sessions, the device provides gentle vibration alerts to remind you to inhale and exhale, helping you focus on relaxation. It also supports Do Not Disturb mode, which can be disabled directly from the device to avoid interruptions.

“Since joining Fitbit in 2014, we’ve seen how combining wearables with workout videos can create more effective fitness programs,” said Mike Maser, Vice President and Co-Founder of Fitstar. “By intelligently combining Fitbit activity logs with Fitstar’s vast content, we’re able to help people exercise smarter and achieve their fitness goals faster.”