Just as rumored, Google today introduced its new fitness platform known as Google Fit.
Google Fit is an open platform that aims to help users track their fitness goals. It does this by gathering data from multiple sources to provide users with a complete picture of their fitness. Google Fit works across platforms and with multiple devices and wearables.
There are multiple partners already signed up for Google Fit. Those include biggies like Adidas, HTC, LG and Nike, the last of which will provide access to its Nike Fuel platform to Google Fit.
How many of you use apps to track your fitness? Which ones do you use?
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