Healthycloud Review

Keeping track of your fitness levels is a pretty useful thing to do, especially if you're like me and have a fairly sedentary lifestyle. While there's a whole bunch of different apps that you can use individually to check various different things, Healthycloud sets out to provide you with one place for everything possible.

It's a tracking app basically, one that you use to enter fitness and nutritional information into on a regular basis. The graphing functionality then enables you to track your performance and see how you're doing with achieving your goals. In all, there are 10 trackers within the app. There's the typical tracking tools such as a calorie counter, weight tracker and water tracker, then there's the more specialist ones such as blood sugar levels, cholesterol, asthma, blood levels and temperature trackers. Each of them are simple to set up, simply entering the relevant figures as and when you have them.

A bit more depth is available in the form of the Nutrition & Exercise tracker which enables you to keep track of what you've eaten as well as how much exercise you've done that day. You can add the nutritional information manually or you can look up the item in mind. The lists of items are quite heavily weighted to US food types although some restaurant options such as McDonalds are also available in different variations such as Australian or British. You can also keep track of what forms of exercise you've conducted and how many calories you've burned through doing them.

You can keep track of all of the features for up to a year making Healthycloud a pretty useful app if you're someone who likes to keep an eye on how your body's doing and what exercise you've been partaking in. My only request is that I wish you could email such information to yourself or your physician for further consultation. Keeping everything in one place saves you time as well as the cost of buying numerous other apps. For the fitness and health conscious, this is an extremely useful purchase.