Alternatives to Moves
Automatic movement diary, bought by Facebook
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Automatic movement diary, bought by Facebook. Moves has been discontinued; the active alternatives listed here are maintained products you can switch to.
People who wanted a passive record of their daily physical activity without manually logging workouts — walkers, cyclists, and runners who preferred automatic tracking over check-ins.
Moves used a phone's motion sensors and GPS to automatically detect and log walking, running, cycling, and other transportation throughout the day. It presented this as a daily "storyline" timeline showing routes, activity types, durations, and step/distance totals. No manual start/stop was required for tracking. The app ran continuously in the background on iOS and Android.
After installation, Moves ran in the background and used the device's accelerometer and location data to detect movement automatically, classifying it by activity type and plotting it on a map-based daily timeline the user could review later.
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