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Most calorie counting technology, whether it’s a smartphone app or a dedicated wearable device, provides people with pure data.  That data usually includes calories burned, steps taken, and numerous other cold hard facts about the user’s daily health statistics.  However, the problem with this system is that most users of these fitness tracking apps and devices do not know exactly what to do about the data they receive.  Without being extremely well educated in the subjects of nutrition and personal fitness, people have no context to what the data they collect actually means for them.   Everyone’s body is different and the same data will mean very different things to people depending on age, weight, gender, athleticism, and various other factors.  Cool product Fjuul is a fitness tracker that tries to solve this problem by taking a different approach.  Rather than provide users with massive amounts of data that they don’t even understand properly most of the time, Fjuul provides people with one easily understandable metric that they can follow: Fjuul points.  Users who want to try Fjuul’s system can download the app on their iPhone or iPod.  If someone has trouble installing the app on his or her device, contacting Apple tech support would be the best course of action.

Fjuul points give users an instant and immediate accounting of the effectiveness of their workouts.  Fjuul measures motion and gets readings of the intensity of someone’s movements rather than just counting steps or pushups.  Fjuul points takes the raw data related to someone’s activities and puts it in context of the intensity of a user’s motions to give people a score that they can understand.  Fjuul uses the accelerometers in mobile devices to measure the intensity of people’s movements.  Those who believe that something may be wrong with the accelerometer in their phones should look into mobile computer repair before using Fjuul.

Fjuul is a cool product that wants to give people a way to measure their fitness in a more comprehensible manner.  Most users are not going to be experts in fitness and be able to use the data other fitness tracking products give them effectively.  Fjuul provides the non-expert user with an alternative fitness-tracking product that is much easier for them to understand.

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