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FitGraph |
Discusses main rating system and asymptotic, 100-day graph. |
Discusses plan-developer, daily checklist, and language support. |
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| FitGraphTM is the simplest, easiest, and possibly the most meaningful fitness tracker / fitness log app available for the iPhone. |
| FitGraph depicts the past one hundred days, with each day weighted less-and-less as it retreats into the past. Anything you did more than a hundred days ago is virtually irrelevant to your current fitness. |
| FitGraph requires you to rate yourself once per day. It does not allow rating of days in the past — if you didn’t enter a rating, you get the lowest rating for that day. |
| How do you clear out the graph and start over, if you want to begin your program anew? You don’t. FitGraph automatically loses old entries as they become 100 days old. There is no need or purpose in clearing out the graph — you just start using it again when you pick up your fitness program. |
| Daily use of FitGraph trains you to understand the relationship between the current fitness of your body and the fitness activities of your past. Instead of despairing that your fitness attempts are really getting you anywhere, you’ll always have a straightforward, graphic representation of how your past activities form the present state of your body. |
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