Health and Fitness APKs · Page 6

QUITTR is a digital wellness app for people who want structured help reducing or stopping pornography use. It begins with a personal questionnaire, then turns the user's goals into a guided recovery plan built around daily actions and reflection. Streak tracking, progress milestones, short lessons, meditations, and interactive challenges make long-term change easier to follow. The app also offers relapse-interruption tools, content blocking, and a peer community for accountability. Together, these features give users a private, practical way to recognize triggers, build healthier routines, and measure consistency over time.

OVR Connect is a sports performance companion for athletes, coaches, and training facilities that use OVR measurement devices. It pairs with OVR Velocity, Jump, Sprint, and Force hardware to bring live results from lifts, jumps, and sprint sessions onto an Android screen. Users can review performance history, follow trends, record clips with metric overlays, and organize results for later analysis or sharing. Coach tools add athlete profiles, group sessions, leaderboards, and roster management, making the app useful for both solo training and busy weight-room workflows.

TIDE is a mindfulness and wellness app that brings sleep support, focus sessions, meditation, and breathing exercises into one calm space. It suits people who want natural soundscapes at bedtime, a structured timer while studying or working, or guided practices during stressful moments. Users can pair ocean, rain, forest, and other ambient sounds with sleep or concentration routines, then choose meditations and breathing patterns for a different pace. Its simple visual design keeps each activity approachable, helping everyday routines feel quieter and more intentional.

Zen Planner is a fitness membership app for people whose gym, studio, or martial arts school uses the Zen Planner platform. Members can check class calendars, reserve available sessions, join waitlists, and keep upcoming bookings organized from Android. The app also brings workout logs, leaderboards, membership details, profile controls, and supported payment tasks into one account. Multi-location users can manage more than one participating organization, while saved schedules and account tools make regular training routines easier to follow between visits.

SuppCo is a health and wellness app for people who want to understand, organize, and improve a daily supplement routine. Users can search or scan products, compare TrustScore ratings, review price-per-serving details, and add chosen items to a personal stack. The app turns that stack into nutrient totals, dosage insights, schedules, reminders, and goal-based recommendations. Its Research Center also groups nutrients, studies, protocols, and health goals, while SupplQ offers AI-assisted questions with clear medical-safety boundaries. Together, these tools make supplement planning easier to review and manage.

Winnow is a private cognitive behavioral therapy journal for people who want a structured way to examine difficult thoughts and notice emotional patterns. It guides users through CBT thought records that connect a situation, emotions, automatic thoughts, supporting and opposing evidence, cognitive distortions, and a more balanced perspective. Quick mood check-ins make shorter daily reflections possible, while trends help reveal recurring emotions and thinking habits. Entries can remain part of a personal practice or be exported for discussion with a therapist, giving users a focused space to build consistent reflection skills.

Golf Daddy Simulator turns an Android phone, a compatible Golf Daddy mat, and a club into an at-home golf practice setup. Golfers position the phone on a tripod, calibrate the camera, and record swings so the app can analyze impact, predict ball flight, and return shot data. Practice modes help users work on contact and consistency, while virtual courses add a more game-like way to train alone or with others. Round statistics and coaching options make it easier to review patterns and plan the next session.

USTA Tennis is a court-finding and player-management companion for people who take part in U.S. tennis programs, leagues, and tournaments. Players can scout opponents by name or USTA number, review rankings and results, and discover nearby programs or events. Account holders can also follow personal ratings, match history, registered tournaments, and league schedules from one place. Links to TennisLink tools support team management, score reporting, and NTRP tasks. The app brings discovery, competition records, and everyday USTA planning into a mobile workflow for beginners, juniors, league players, and tournament competitors.

Cronometer is a nutrition tracking app for people who want a detailed view of what they eat and how daily habits support health goals. Users build a profile, log foods, drinks, exercise, and biometrics, then compare calories, macronutrients, vitamins, and minerals with personalized targets. Food search, barcode scanning, custom meals, recipes, diary summaries, and progress charts make recurring entries easier to manage. It is especially useful for weight management, macro planning, and anyone who wants more nutrient detail than a basic calorie counter provides.

Optum Bank is a mobile health-account manager for people who want to handle HSA, FSA, and other benefit funds from one place. Account holders can sign in with HealthSafe ID to review balances, contributions, spending, and savings activity while away from a computer. The app also supports health-expense payments, reimbursement claims, receipt storage, and searches for eligible medical purchases. Built-in help and commuter-benefit links make it easier to find the right account path or assistance when a question comes up, keeping everyday health-finance tasks organized on Android.

OTC Health Solutions is a health-benefit shopping app for eligible plan members who want to manage over-the-counter allowances from an Android phone. After signing in, users can check available benefit balances, browse eligible items, and place orders for home delivery or plan an in-store visit. Barcode scanning helps confirm whether a product qualifies before checkout, while store search supports nearby CVS shopping. The app also keeps transaction history, past orders, and delivery status together, making it easier to track spending and use available benefits during each coverage period.

MyY! is a health and fitness companion for YMCA of Greater Cincinnati members and guests who want local programs within easy reach. Users can choose a branch, browse class and program schedules, check challenge activity, and enter member services from one mobile hub. Members can also use reservations, scan cards, training plans, fitness-tracker connections, family program registration, rewards, and timely notifications. Guest access keeps basic discovery simple, while the member login connects personal YMCA services to everyday workout planning and family activities.

MyBSWHealth is a mobile health portal for Baylor Scott & White patients who want to manage everyday care from one place. Users can find providers, schedule appointments, review lab results and visit summaries, message their care team, and handle bills without switching between separate services. The app also supports virtual care, prescription management, family health access, and insurance information for eligible members. Its account-based design keeps personal records and care tasks connected, helping patients prepare for visits, follow results, and stay organized between appointments.

LA Health Portal is a patient access app for people receiving care through Los Angeles County Health Services. It brings everyday health tasks into one place, helping patients review medical information, keep track of appointments, and stay connected with their care teams. Users can check lab and imaging results, read immunization records and doctor notes, and request medication renewals. The portal also supports non-urgent messages, eVisits, and scheduled video visits when those services are available through a participating provider. This makes routine follow-up easier between in-person visits.

Ensora Data Collection is a mobile ABA data collection app built for BCBAs, RBTs, and other therapy professionals working with clients in the field. It replaces paper data sheets with tools for recording discrete trials, task analyses, frequency counts, and skill-acquisition results during sessions. Teams can organize customized programs, follow targets through baseline, acquisition, and maintenance stages, and review progress through graphs and reports. Connected scheduling and SOAP note workflows also help staff keep clinical records aligned with appointments, reducing repetitive entry and leaving more attention for client care.

LactMed is a medical reference app for healthcare professionals, institutions, and breastfeeding parents who need evidence-based information about medicines and chemicals during lactation. Users can search substance-specific records and review concise summaries alongside details about drug levels in breast milk and infant blood, reported effects on nursing infants, and possible effects on milk production. Entries also connect recommendations to scientific references and list therapeutic alternatives when appropriate. Enhanced search, favorites, highlighting, and notes make recurring clinical questions easier to organize, while the content remains informational rather than a substitute for professional medical judgment.

Corrected Calcium Calculator is a focused medical reference tool for people who need to adjust a total calcium value when serum albumin is low. Users enter calcium in mg/dL and albumin in g/dL, tap Calculate, and receive a corrected calcium result in the same unit. A dedicated Formula tab shows the equation used, while Clear resets the fields for another calculation. The compact layout keeps the input, result, and formula close together, making the app useful for quick educational checks or double-checking arithmetic alongside appropriate clinical guidance.

Simply Plural is a system-management and communication app designed for plural systems who want one place to organize member information and fronting activity. Users can record who is fronting, review a timeline of past changes, and keep individual member profiles easier to follow. The app also supports private sharing with chosen friends, internal polls for group decisions, and chat between members. Accessibility options such as dark themes, high-contrast colors, and adjustable text help tailor the interface. An account connects these tools across the service for ongoing system tracking.

Healthy Benefits+ (Classic) is an Android account-based benefits app. The supplied capture shows an entry screen with standard sign-in, HealthSafe ID sign-in, new-account registration, language selection, and an email-and-password login form. The APK installed successfully, while the automated launch check did not confirm the app in the foreground.

TBC Now is an Android donor portal. The supplied visible capture shows account sign-in, account creation, username and password recovery, plus Android settings evidence. The split XAPK installed successfully; the automated launch check did not confirm TBC Now in the foreground.

Smiling Mind is an Android mindfulness app. The supplied materials show its account entry screen with options to create a free account or sign in, and confirm a successful multi-package Android installation. The automated launch check did not confirm the app in the foreground, so this listing does not claim completion of an in-app task.

Claude is a walking diary and intermittent claudication support app for Android users who need to record walking tests, keep a walking diary, read condition guidance, and share health-related walking progress with a healthcare specialist. It is aimed at patients managing walking distance, pain-free walking, and supervised exercise routines. The app shows a home menu, take-a-walk option, six-minute walking test, free-walk mode, walking diary empty state, tutorial overlay, condition information pages, useful links, feedback, notification settings, location permission, storage, mobile data, and battery controls. Users should review medical guidance, location privacy, and data sharing before recording health activity.

MacroFactor is a macro and nutrition tracking app for Android users who want calorie targets, macro planning, coached check-ins, expenditure estimates, and metabolism-focused progress tools. It is aimed at people who track food intake, body weight, and nutrition goals with a structured plan. The app shows plan selection, free trial messaging, subscription actions, feature slides, custom diet goals, AI calorie tracking, coaching calibration, and system settings. Users should review trial terms, health permissions, notification behavior, storage, language, and data privacy before entering personal diet records.

Dr Greger's Daily Dozen is a nutrition checklist app for Android users who want to track daily servings, healthy habit goals, weight history, reminders, and educational resources from NutritionFacts.org. It is aimed at people who follow a plant-forward eating pattern and want a simple checklist for beans, berries, greens, grains, beverages, exercise, and related habits. The app turns nutrition goals into tappable boxes and menu tools. Users should review reminders, notifications, language options, storage, mobile data, and personal health context before relying on it.