Top 10 Fitness Apps for a Healthier Lifestyle in 2025
Discover the best fitness, wellness, and tracking apps to level-up your health routine this year.
By using our guide, you’ll find apps that fit how you move, eat, sleep, and stay motivated. About Us · Our Services · Contact
In short: Each app below was selected for ease of use, coaching quality, device support, and real-world habit building — not just flashy metrics.
How we choose: We evaluate apps on usability, coaching quality, community, device support, and long-term habit building — then test them with real routines.
1) Fitbit — your all-in-one health dashboard
Fitbit remains a top pick for people who want everything in one place — steps, sleep, heart rate, stress, and reminders to move. Guided sessions and community challenges make consistency easier.
- Best for: Balanced lifestyle tracking
- Standouts: Sleep score, stress management, daily readiness
- Devices: Works best with Fitbit devices; integrates with Google Pixel Watch
2) Apple Fitness+ — polished coaching for Apple users
Apple Fitness+ brings upbeat, high-production workouts that plug into your Apple Watch. You’ll see live rings, heart rate, and calories on screen during cycling, HIIT, yoga, strength, and more.
- New classes added weekly, curated programs for beginners
- Seamless AirPlay with Apple TV and iOS devices
- Mindful cooldowns and guided meditations
3) MyFitnessPal — nutrition tracking that actually sticks
MyFitnessPal is still the gold standard for food logging and macro tracking. With barcode scanning and smart suggestions, it helps you understand patterns and stay consistent.
- Great for: Weight loss, macro balance, and awareness
- Recipe importer and verified foods
- Connects with devices like Garmin, Fitbit, and Apple Watch
4) Strava — GPS tracking + social motivation
Runners and cyclists love Strava for its route tracking and community. Leaderboards and segments keep you motivated, while privacy zones protect sensitive locations.
- Route planner & heatmaps
- Clubs, events, and challenges
- Integrates with most GPS wearables
5) Nike Run Club — coaching that grows with you
NRC is ideal for beginners through intermediate runners. Guided runs, smart training plans, and audio coaching help you build distance and confidence without burning out.
- Adaptive plans based on your input
- Audio-guided runs with music
- Integrates with Apple Watch and wearables
6) Peloton — studio energy at home
You don’t need Peloton hardware to use the app — stream classes on your phone or TV. Leaderboards and programs make it easy to stay consistent across modalities.
- Live energy + on-demand flexibility
- Programs and seasonal challenges
- Excellent strength and mobility tracks
7) Nike Training Club — free, high-quality workouts
NTC provides premium video workouts designed by top trainers and often free. Programs progress logically, and minimal-equipment options make it accessible at home.
- Beginner-friendly + advanced tracks
- Mobility and recovery sessions
- Offline downloads for travel
8) Samsung Health — holistic wellness tracking
Samsung Health bundles steps, sleep, stress, and food into one app. Together challenges with friends add a fun competitive layer, and it pairs naturally with Galaxy Watch.
- Mindfulness and sleep coaching
- Compete with friends and family
- Robust device integrations
9) Google Fit — simple, science-backed activity tracking
Google Fit is clean, lightweight, and integrates with countless fitness apps and watches. It’s ideal if you want accurate, low-friction tracking without extra fluff.
- Simple daily goals that make sense
- Works well with Android ecosystem
- Backed by the American Heart Association
10) Garmin Connect — deep data for serious athletes
If you love data, Garmin Connect delivers: VO₂ max, training load, recovery time, and more. It shines for running, cycling, multi-sport, and structured workouts.
- Advanced analytics and graphs
- Adaptive coaching and plans
- Works seamlessly with Garmin wearables
Final thoughts
The right app is the one you’ll actually use. If you’re building habits, start with Fitbit or Google Fit. Want coaching? Try Apple Fitness+, Peloton, or the free Nike Training Club. Runners will love Strava and NRC, and data-driven athletes should explore Garmin Connect. For nutrition, MyFitnessPal remains a strong choice.
Need help choosing or integrating with your device? Talk to our team — we can set up a plan that fits your goals.