Breezefit is an Android app that turns your tracker's data — Fitbit, Samsung, Pixel Watch and more — into a calm daily check-in, beautiful charts and straight answers, all worked out on your phone, never on our servers.
Most fitness apps copy your data to their cloud. Breezefit doesn't have one. The app reads Health Connect on your phone, and everything happens there.
Your history is stored, scored and searched on your phone. Our servers never see your health data.
Download everything Breezefit holds as a single file, whenever you like.
Nothing sold or shared. Your health data stays yours, and only yours.
Want your settings and notes on a new phone? Android's own backup brings them back, and if you like, a hidden folder in your own Google Drive — never containing health measurements. How the Android app handles data
Every metric is drawn against your normal, not a generic average — so a glance tells you whether today is a good day, and why.
Readiness, sleep and training load each come with the reasons behind them — what moved, by how much, and how much it counts. No black boxes, no mystery numbers.
HRV is above your normal and you slept well. A good day for a harder session.
“Did I sleep more this week?” “Which day did I walk the most?” Breezefit reads the question, shows how it understood it — tap any star to change it — and answers from your data.
Breezefit looks back through everything you've synced and keeps your bests — most steps, longest streak, fastest pace for every kind of workout, lowest resting heart rate. Beat one, and Today tells you.
Link a computer from your phone in seconds: scan the code on its screen, and every page opens up wide, from last night's sleep to a year of trends.
Breezefit is an Android app, invite-only while it's in early access: ask for an invite, or write to contact@prajwalit.com, and we'll send you the app.
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