FitnessBank Step Tracker

FitnessBank

About this app

It’s Simple — Step. Track. And Earn.

The more steps you make the higher your interest rate on a savings account. Gain financial strength while maintaining physical fitness as a part of your current active lifestyle.

Take the first step. Start tracking with our FitnessBank Step Tracker. Set a goal. Create a group. Join a Challenge. Earn Bonus Steps — it’s all right here.

The FitnessBank App gathers your steps from Google Fit, Garmin or Fitbit. For activity tracking apps not listed above (i.e. Polar or Suunto), then the FitnessBank Step Tracker app will tally your steps from Google Fit.

Your monthly step average determines your interest rate. The more you step, the higher your interest rate.

Other devices that will sync with Apple Health can be used, too.

FitnessBank is an FDIC-insured lifestyle bank serving customers who pursue physical fitness and financial strength.

As an FDIC-insured lifestyle bank, FitnessBank is a division of Affinity Bank, headquartered in Atlanta and servicing customers on the move throughout the United States since 2002.

To learn more or open a Fitness Savings account, take a step toward fitnessbank.fit.

Ratings and reviews

The app has terrible step tracking and syncing and as a result, is cheating me out of my monthly step goals. I will walk well over 10,000 steps daily, tracked by multiple apps including the supported ones and this app will usually only pick up about a third of them, or sometimes none at all. I'd easily give this a 5 star rating if tracking was accurate, but it isn't close so far.

I was excited to find this bank and hoped it would help me achieve my goals of becoming more physically and financially fit this year. However as numerous other reviews have stated it doesn't correctly pull step counts from Google Fit, which is already frustrating that I have to use because it doesn't sync with my Galaxy Watch that I bought specifically for fitness goals. I will keep my money in my old bank. The contact email doesn't work either.

It seems to work great overall. Two suggested corrections: 1. The "leaderboard" section does not show my # of steps correctly at all. It's much lower than my actual step #. (Fortunately the main page does consistently show steps accurately) 2. The "today's steps" and % of daily step goal both start the day accurate but by noon or so, for me, they revert to 0 for the rest of the day. Perhaps both of these issues could be caused by time zone differences? I'm 6 hours different than Georgia. Thanks!

What's new

- Update to APY Rate display