Fitbit Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A healthcare startup that’s building a mobile app that integrates with the patient’s Fitbit to help track any changes in health.

131

2 years ago

A more affordable alternative to the Fitbit fitness tracker.

129

2 years ago

A platform for sharing and tracking all of your fitness activities. The company developed a stand-alone iOS app called MyFitnessPal in 2011, which has over 150 million users worldwide. In 2017, they launched the fitness tracking and calorie logging platform Fitbit.

127

2 years ago

An iPhone-based app for tracking your health and habits, along with the data from your FitBit. The app averages out your personal data and presents a picture of how healthy you are overall.

121

2 years ago

A company that is building a tool that allows consumers to make use of the data from their fitness tracker to better understand what they’re eating and how they’re exercising. The company is working with fitness trackers like Fitbit and Jawbone, and has also been working with the makers of the Nike+ FuelBand.

121

2 years ago

A startup that allows you to easily find other people who use Fitbit.

118

2 years ago

A startup building a fitness tracker for people who want a fitness tracker to use with their existing Fitbit.

109

1 year ago

This startup is making lifestyle capture devices that help people remember what they’re doing and where they’ve been at all times. It’s like a Fitbit and a Misfit combined.

109

2 years ago

Health 2.0 is a digital health data platform that lets users upload and share raw health data from wearable devices like Fitbits, and add insights and comments.

87

2 years ago

A mobile app that helps people in the UK stay well by tracking their health and activity, using data from Fitbit, Apple Watch, and Moves.

85

7 months ago

A safety app that connects with a user’s Fitbit to keep track of their daily steps, logging them to the company’s private cloud and sending the information to their employer.

83

2 months ago

Honesty is a marketplace to help you manage your health and wellness habits. It’s currently available in beta and aims to compete with big fitness companies like Fitbit and Apple Watch.

72

1 year ago

The startup wants to give you a way to track your health records, like a Fitbit or Apple Watch.

71

1 month ago

A startup that connects with a user’s Fitbit and Apple Watch to give them feedback on their activity levels.

56

1 year ago

A startup that aims to help people get more involved in their health by tracking their activity. Fitbit bought this startup in March of 2019.

50

1 year ago

A product that lets you get more data out of your Fitbit tracker, so you can use it to track sleep, weight, or workouts.

37

1 year ago

This fitness startup is helping customers optimize their workout routines after analyzing information about them through their Fitbit wristbands.

37

5 months ago

A CPG startup making a product called "Coffee.io" that uses the same smartphone-based sensor technology as Fitbit, but with coffee instead of steps.

37

8 months ago

One-Tracker that connects to your iPhone and pairs to your Fitbit, etc. and keeps track of everything you do.

35

1 year ago

A company that has built a platform that brings together data from the likes of your Fitbit, Google Fit or Apple Health.

34

9 months ago

A startup that helps people manage their own data by bringing together a range of disparate sources, like Facebook, Twitter, and Fitbit. It’s working with companies like Airbnb, Dropbox, Spotify, and Square.

33

9 months ago

A way to track your health and wellness data, integrating with other platforms like Fitbit and Apple Watch

32

1 month ago

A motion-sensor that tracks how often someone uses their smartphone, similar to the FitBit.

29

5 months ago

A startup building a platform for enterprise software to integrate with data from sources like Fitbit, Twitter and Salesforce (via APIs.)

28

4 months ago

A “smart ring” for the elderly, built on a similar model to the Fitbit. They’re not yet available.

21

2 years ago

Idea: In the US, a startup that brings data from a person’s Fitbit or other fitness tracker into their doctor’s office. The system, called Bionode, is already used at Cedars-Sinai Hospital. They’re looking to branch out to other health providers as well.

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Fitbit Startup Ideas

A healthcare startup that’s building a mobile app that integrates with the patient’s Fitbit to help track any changes in health.

A more affordable alternative to the Fitbit fitness tracker.

A platform for sharing and tracking all of your fitness activities. The company developed a stand-alone iOS app called MyFitnessPal in 2011, which has over 150 million users worldwide. In 2017, they launched the fitness tracking and calorie logging platform Fitbit.

An iPhone-based app for tracking your health and habits, along with the data from your FitBit. The app averages out your personal data and presents a picture of how healthy you are overall.

A startup that allows you to easily find other people who use Fitbit.

A startup building a fitness tracker for people who want a fitness tracker to use with their existing Fitbit.

This startup is making lifestyle capture devices that help people remember what they’re doing and where they’ve been at all times. It’s like a Fitbit and a Misfit combined.

Health 2.0 is a digital health data platform that lets users upload and share raw health data from wearable devices like Fitbits, and add insights and comments.

A mobile app that helps people in the UK stay well by tracking their health and activity, using data from Fitbit, Apple Watch, and Moves.

A safety app that connects with a user’s Fitbit to keep track of their daily steps, logging them to the company’s private cloud and sending the information to their employer.

Honesty is a marketplace to help you manage your health and wellness habits. It’s currently available in beta and aims to compete with big fitness companies like Fitbit and Apple Watch.

The startup wants to give you a way to track your health records, like a Fitbit or Apple Watch.

A startup that connects with a user’s Fitbit and Apple Watch to give them feedback on their activity levels.

A startup that aims to help people get more involved in their health by tracking their activity. Fitbit bought this startup in March of 2019.

A product that lets you get more data out of your Fitbit tracker, so you can use it to track sleep, weight, or workouts.

This fitness startup is helping customers optimize their workout routines after analyzing information about them through their Fitbit wristbands.

A CPG startup making a product called "Coffee.io" that uses the same smartphone-based sensor technology as Fitbit, but with coffee instead of steps.

One-Tracker that connects to your iPhone and pairs to your Fitbit, etc. and keeps track of everything you do.

A company that has built a platform that brings together data from the likes of your Fitbit, Google Fit or Apple Health.

A startup that helps people manage their own data by bringing together a range of disparate sources, like Facebook, Twitter, and Fitbit. It’s working with companies like Airbnb, Dropbox, Spotify, and Square.

A way to track your health and wellness data, integrating with other platforms like Fitbit and Apple Watch

A motion-sensor that tracks how often someone uses their smartphone, similar to the FitBit.

A startup building a platform for enterprise software to integrate with data from sources like Fitbit, Twitter and Salesforce (via APIs.)

A “smart ring” for the elderly, built on a similar model to the Fitbit. They’re not yet available.

Idea: In the US, a startup that brings data from a person’s Fitbit or other fitness tracker into their doctor’s office. The system, called Bionode, is already used at Cedars-Sinai Hospital. They’re looking to branch out to other health providers as well.