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Private fitness and health apps

8 apps, each with a privacy passport

Fitness apps collect GPS routes, heart rate and body measurements, which reveal a lot about your daily life. The private options record on your phone or on a server you run, and some replace a smartwatch maker's app entirely.

Leaving one of these?

If you only try two

  1. Privacy passport

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    Gadgetbridge

    Fitness & health

    Our pick
    No tracking
    Yes
    Open source
    Yes
    Only you can read it
    On device
    No account
    Yes
    Free
    Yes
    5 of 5 checks
    • Android

    Use your smartwatch without the maker's cloud

  2. Privacy passport

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    OpenTracks

    Fitness & health

    Our pick
    No tracking
    Yes
    Open source
    Yes
    Only you can read it
    On device
    No account
    Yes
    Free
    Yes
    5 of 5 checks
    • Android

    Simple GPS workout tracking, nothing uploaded

All 8 fitness and health apps

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Connects smartwatches and fitness bands to your Android phone without the vendor app or cloud, keeping all readings local.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android
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OpenTracksPick

App

Records runs, rides and hikes with GPS on Android and keeps the tracks on your phone; it has no internet permission.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android

Android workout tracker for running, cycling and more with maps and statistics, storing everything on the device.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android

Calorie and nutrition tracker that keeps your food diary on the phone and looks up products in Open Food Facts.

  • Minimal tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android
  • iPhone

Open-source habit tracker for Android with streaks and charts, keeping your habits on the phone with no account.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android
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wger

Self-hosted7.2k

Open-source workout, weight and nutrition manager you can run yourself, with a free public instance and mobile apps.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • On your server
  • Account needed
  • Free
  • Android
  • iPhone
  • Web
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FitTrackee

Self-hosted1.2k

Self-hosted web app for logging outdoor workouts from GPS files, with maps, records and statistics on your own server.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • On your server
  • Account needed
  • Free
  • Web
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Endurain

Self-hosted2.3k

Self-hosted fitness tracker for runs, rides and swims that imports from Strava and Garmin files onto your own server.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • On your server
  • Account needed
  • Free
  • Web

What to check in fitness and health apps

  1. 1 Are routes and health data stored on the device or your server?
  2. 2 Can it work without a vendor account or cloud sync?
  3. 3 Does it include analytics or ad SDKs?

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