- Published on October 10, 2016
- In AI Startups
Actofit: The Wearable Startup taking your workouts to next level
- By Manisha Salecha
Working hard at Gym but still not losing the right amount of calories? Want to know which exercise is making you more fit? Well the solution to your problem is Actofit, a fitness tracker which helps you to get more out of your Gym Workouts.
Actofit is revolutionizing the world of fitness with its Next Generation Fitness Tracker. Actofit band lets gym goers auto-track their gym sessions. It auto-identifies 75+ exercises, counts every rep, evaluates exercise forms, continuously tracks heart rate and calories burned every set.
“Actofit is a revolutionary fitness band. Your fitness regime is incomplete without Actofit.” says Gopalakrishnan Ramachandran, Promoter, Golds Gym, India
How Actofit works
This wearable automatically tracks your complete workout sessions. It tracks your
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Manisha Salecha
Manisha is a Senior Content Analyst with Analytics India Magazine. Apart from writing & editing articles and taking interviews, she is also responsible for covering analytics news, and handling social media for AIM. She can be contacted on manisha.salecha@analyticsindiamag.com.
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