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About
This app uses your heart rate data from Apple HealthKit and Apple Watch to award points for workouts. Compete with yourself and others in challenges, track exercise frequency, and monitor your progress towards fitness goals. It aims to foster a supportive community for a healthier lifestyle.
What's New in Kardio
1.0.74
July 10, 2023
- removed hkclinical records references from codebase - fixed issue with duplicate notifications when workout recorded in the background - (temporarily) disabled in-app notification modal
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FAQ
What devices does Kardio support?
Kardio is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It integrates with Apple HealthKit and Apple Watch for heart rate tracking.
How does Kardio track workouts?
Kardio pairs with Apple HealthKit and your Apple Watch to track your heart rate during workouts. This data is used to award points and display your exercise frequency.
Can I compete with friends on Kardio?
Yes, Kardio allows you to compete with friends and family in weekly competitions. You can also see each other's exercise frequency to stay accountable.
What is the age rating for Kardio?
Kardio has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
When was Kardio last updated?
The latest version of Kardio was released on July 10, 2023. The app was initially released on July 4, 2022.
Does Kardio have ads?
The provided data does not specify if Kardio contains advertisements. However, it is listed as a free app with no in-app purchases mentioned.
What makes Kardio unique compared to other fitness apps?
Kardio focuses on making fitness fun by awarding points based on heart rate data and fostering a community for mutual support and competition.
How does Kardio help users stay motivated?
Motivation is driven through earning points for workouts, competing with friends and family, and tracking exercise frequency to maintain accountability towards overall fitness goals.



