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Record by Under Armour — Measure your health
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alan jones
I liked that it also integrated with my data from Suunto's Movescount service. But since I've paired it with my Apple Watch it's draining my watch and iPhone 6 really fast, even hen I've had a fairly sedentary day.
Yesterday tracking one CrossFit session took the watch from 40% charge to standby power and my iPhone from 40% charge to 5%. Today I've done no execerise and at 12:39pm my fully charged at 9am Apple Watch is now at 68% and is unlikely to make it until bed time.
It's usually the case with fitness apps that the developer needs to do some further work on battery life in the first few updates but this is the worst I've even seen. I will have to uninstall and wait for an upgrade unfortunately.
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I really liked the myfitness pal app. This will be incredible for some of the elite athletes... And weekend warriors🤖
Does this include the food diary component like MyFitnessPal? Or would it be best to use both apps since they are integrated?
If somehow you're not yet sold, consider that IBM's Internet of Things and Watson groups are now directly integrated with Record, as we've partnered with Under Armour. http://www.businessinsider.com/i...
I want to love this app. I'm an avid user of MyFitnessPal, but the polish isn't here. The Watson integration is definitely interesting, but the app itself is so convoluted to use. If they improve the UX on this it will be a home run.
