Myzone | Make movement count

Myzone | Make movement count

Track and celebrate all effort

23K ratings
895 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

Released
May 17, 2015
Updated
October 27, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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This app uses gamification and social features to motivate physical activity and fitness. It rewards effort over ability, allowing users of all fitness levels to compete together. Connect with a global community or build your own group for shared wellness experiences.

✓Effort-based rewards
✓Personalized heart rate zones
✓Social community features
✓Gamified challenges
✓Live virtual workouts
✓Integration with wearables and health apps
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What's New in Myzone | Make movement count

3.42.0

October 27, 2026

- bug fixes and improvements

9

Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Myzone Premium

Live + on-demand classes. Real-time feedback

$9.991 Month
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User reviews

Used to be good now it is trash

It get an error everytime I open the app now and it doesn’t show or work with anything.

I love this tracker

Great for fitness

Too finicky

I generally like the concept and find that the data is motivating. But I spend WAY too much time trying to get things to connect. Lately I need to uninstall and reinstall the app every other day. It just gets stuck on workout processing or something’s wrong. Just got back from a long hike and only the last hour synched. I don’t always have a lot of time for a workout and fussing with the connection is a waste of time.
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My zone

Easy to use

Doesn’t show work outs, keeps saying something went wrong

Doesn’t show work outs, keeps saying something went wrong, it’s counts my MEPS but it won’t load and just keeps saying something has gone wrong, and I’ve also updated the app 3 days ago

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Workouts not recording properly

Bug

Syncing issues with gym equipment

Bug

Time zone and clock change problems

Bug

Inconsistent data tracking

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

Add ability to start/stop workouts

Feature

Improve workout data editing and management

Feature

Enhance integration with other fitness apps

Feature

Add more customization options

Feature

Improve real-time workout display

Feature

FAQ

What does the Myzone app do?

The Myzone app is a social platform designed to motivate physical activity and fitness. It uses gamification and rewards effort over ability, allowing users of all fitness levels to track their progress and compete together. It fosters a sense of community and aims to make exercise habits stick.

How does the app reward effort?

The app utilizes personalized heart rate zones based on your maximum heart rate. By exercising within these zones, you earn Myzone Effort Points (MEPs). This system ensures that everyone, from athletes to beginners, can compete on a level playing field and be rewarded for their exertion.

Is the app free to use?

The app itself is free to download and use. However, to fully utilize its features, particularly the accurate heart rate monitoring and personalized zones, it is designed to be used in conjunction with a Myzone heart rate monitor. There may also be in-app purchases available for additional features or content.

What devices is Myzone compatible with?

Myzone connects through analogue, ANT+ and Bluetooth with gym equipment and Apple Watch. It also integrates with Apple Health to save workout data and biometrics. Furthermore, it supports integration with third-party apps such as MapMyRun, Strava, and MyFitnessPal.

Who is the target audience for Myzone?

The app is designed for anyone looking to make exercise a more engaging and rewarding experience. This includes individuals who want to track their fitness, participate in gamified challenges, join a supportive global community, or build their own fitness groups with friends, family, or classmates.