Getting started with BeFit Tracker

Learn how Today, Trends, Trackers, and Profile work together on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

All devices

BeFit Tracker brings daily status, personal records, goals, and longer-term context into four main areas: Today, Trends, Trackers, and Profile.

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Video placeholder: tour Today, Trends, Trackers, and Profile on the shared BeFit Tracker experience.

Start with Today

The Today hub combines daily status, activity, weight, goals, quick logging, recent food and activity records, mini trends, and the latest earned achievement. When information is missing, BeFit Tracker shows it as unavailable instead of filling the space with demonstration values.

Set up your first records

Open Profile and review your personal details, unit preference, tracking preferences, and goals.
Return to Today and log a first meal, weight, hydration, or supported activity record.
Use Trackers to open an enabled tracking area and review its dated history.
Visit Trends after you have saved enough records inside the selected date range.

Some trackers are optional betas.

A1C, Sleep, Fasting, Cycle, and Mindfulness can be enabled when relevant. They organize records and app calculations; they are not medical devices.

iPhone

iPad

Mac

Weight Goal creation sheet in BeFit Tracker on Mac — Mac keeps Profile context visible behind the guided goal sheet.

iPhone and iPad

iPhone and iPad share the Apple mobile app and add touch-focused entry, supported Health app import, scanning, and voice workflows. iPhone also supports picture-based food discovery. The release-ready layouts support both iPhone and iPad.

Weight Goal creation in BeFit Tracker on iPhone — iPhone presents goal setup as one focused step at a time.

Weight Goal creation in landscape on iPad — iPad keeps the focused goal sheet within the wider Profile workspace.

Mac

Mac uses a persistent workspace for Today, Trends, Trackers, and Profile, with more dashboard and history context visible at once.