FFit

ZHOU HAI

About this app

FFit is a smart wearable program that can detect your steps, distance, calories, heart rate and other health data through your watch so that you can better analyze your health status.

Here are some features of the FFit smart wear app:

Privacy: We only ask for strictly necessary permissions. For example: While allowing access to contacts enhances functionality, the app can still run even if you deny contact permissions.

Contacts: To display your contact list conveniently, you can quickly find and sync your contact list to the smart call watch.

Activity Tracking: Observe and record your daily steps, distance walked and exercised, calories, and more.

Personal Goal Setting: Set personal goals for steps, distance, calories, activity time and sleep.

Stay motivated: Set custom inactivity alerts to stay active throughout the day.

Heart Rate Tracking: Know your overall heart rate throughout the day and workout. Track your heart rate data so you can better analyze your health.

Message notifications: Receive mobile phone notifications, such as incoming call reminders, missed call reminders, text message reminders, third-party application message reminders, etc.

*Notice:
FFit ensures that the information collected below will not be used for any purpose other than providing functional services and improving the application experience, and your data will never be disclosed, published or sold. FFit takes your personal information seriously and protects it securely:
The app requires location permissions to ensure your mobile device can connect to your wearable device and display map movements in your movement history.
The app requires file permissions so that the phone's internal storage can be properly accessed when the user needs to change their avatar or share detailed motion pictures.
FFit ensures that the information collected below is only saved locally in the app and will not be uploaded to the cloud, nor will it be used for any purpose other than providing functional services and improving the app experience, and will never leak, publish or sell your data. FFit takes your personal information seriously and protects it securely:
The APP requires phone permissions, address book permissions, and call record permissions. You can cancel or deny these permissions at any time, but if you do not have these permissions, functions such as call reminders and missed call reminders will not be available.
Obtaining the call record permission is to ensure that the watch can display incoming call reminders.
Obtaining address book permission is to ensure that the watch can display caller ID reminders.
FFit is suitable for "H016" and other devices

Ratings and reviews

The app worked when I first used it to set up my watch. but since then, the app closes and says "sorry something went wrong..." I cannot keep it open long enough to see or read anything. I hope this is something that can be worked out in the future. the watch itself is good. it works well enough, keeps track of my steps and tells the time and date.

For the price this a decent fitness tracker watch. But the app is horrible. I had to uninstall and install to stop it from constantly crashing everytime I tried to open it. I can't figure out how turn on phone/message notifications. Can't find the option to use the weather feature. A notification is stuck at the top of my phone notification bar telling me to "Learn about your health needs" clicking it does NOTHING, it's there 24/7. Irritating. I like the watch, app not so much.

I have waited to post review on this in order to give time using it. Regrettably the "motion" portion of the app does not record exercise routine, often. I have reported the issue twice, with no resolution. When pressing the long pause, then stop, then back...it goes back to a blank screen more often than it actually tracks it. You have to be mindful to take note of how many minutes you've exercised (I track in Noom), otherwise you've lost your info. The rest works well enough for what I wanted.

What’s new

Repair known Bug