FitorexProgress happens between sessions
Training is the signal; recovery is the response. Fitorex measures the second one using what you already wear and what you tell it, and adjusts the plan when things don't add up.
- 4native watch apps
- 6factors in the injury score
- 2reliable signals minimum to score
- 0data points Fitorex writes to Health
A number that explains itself
Sleep, perceived fatigue, stress, resting heart rate and variability. It is not magic: it is a weighted average you can take apart.
Sleep counted on the right day
Last night's hours weigh on today, not yesterday. Sounds obvious, and it is where half of all health integrations get it wrong.
Resting HR and variability
Compared against your own baseline, not a population table. Your 48 might be excellent or worrying depending on where you came from.
Injury risk
Six factors — acute versus chronic load, imbalances, sleep, history and more — that flag when you are on slippery ground.
What it does NOT do
It won't hand you a recovery percentage when it only has one signal. Aggregate scores require at least two reliable signals; when they aren't there, you see what's missing instead of an invented number that looks scientific because it has decimals.A native app on all four platforms
Not a forwarded notification: the day's routine, set logging and the heart-rate target, on your wrist.
One decision, one place
The four watches don't re-run the phone's calculations. The phone decides whether you're ready to train, what your heart-rate target is and what's on today, and the watch displays it. That makes it impossible for watch and app to tell you different things — which is exactly what happens whenever both ends "think" independently.If it writes to Health, Fitorex reads it
Fitbit, Zepp, Amazfit, Whoop, Oura, Polar, Suunto and the rest: no one-by-one integrations needed. They all write to Apple Health or Health Connect, and that's where Fitorex reads.
Steps, active calories, heart rate, sleep, weight, SpO₂ and VO₂ max. And if your watch doesn't report VO₂ max, Fitorex estimates it by formula from what it does have.
Permissions, in plain language
| What | What for | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Steps and active calories | Adjust your calorie target to the day's real expenditure. | Read-only |
| Sleep | Feed the recovery index and warn you if you build up a deficit. | Read-only |
| Heart rate and variability | Your own baseline, training zones and fatigue detection. | Read-only |
| Weight and body composition | Weight trend and level calculation; you can also enter it by hand. | Read-only |
It works without a watch too
With no wearable, the index runs on your daily check-in: how you slept, how tired you are and how stress is going. Three taps. It's less precise than a sensor, and the app says so instead of pretending otherwise.
- Check-in reminder if you have gone days without logging sleep
- Menstrual cycle as a planning factor, if you choose to track it
- Streaks and habits with a freeze: one bad day does not erase two months
- Local reminders with quiet hours, no server involved
You adapt while you sleep
Training is the stimulus. If recovery does not arrive, all you accumulate is fatigue — and the app tells you before an injury does.
Connect your watch in a minute
Grant the read permissions and Fitorex starts using your data that very night.
Free. No account required. Works offline from the first launch.