Unsit Treadmill by InMovement

Unsit Treadmill by InMovement

Desk Treadmill Step Tracker

6 ratings
21 reviews
Free

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Released
April 9, 2025
Updated
October 21, 2026

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Track your walking progress in real-time while you work with this companion app for a specific treadmill desk. It monitors steps, distance, calories, time, and speed, syncing seamlessly via Bluetooth. View live activity and integrate with Apple Health and Fitbit for comprehensive fitness tracking.

✓Real-time walking metrics (steps, distance, calories, time, speed)
✓Seamless Bluetooth connection
✓Live Activity and Dynamic Island support
✓Apple Health and Fitbit integration
✓Background tracking
✓Personalized daily goals
✓History and trends analysis
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What's New in Unsit Treadmill by InMovement

4.2.5

October 21, 2026

A guided first-run setup New to Unsit? A short setup now walks you through connecting your treadmill and Apple Health, and you can go back a step at any point. Easier treadmill connection • A new connection sheet shows nearby treadmills as it finds them. If it can’t find yours, it tells you why and what to check. • The status pill now says exactly what’s happening: Searching…, Reconnecting… or Not connected. • Settings has a new Treadmill & Bluetooth row that shows your live connection status. • Unsit reconnects to your saved treadmill more reliably when you return to the app. A fresh look Headers and the bottom navigation have a new glass finish that responds as you scroll. If Reduce Transparency is on, they switch to solid colors. Notifications, your way • A new Notifications section in Settings lets you turn disconnect alerts on or off. • Unsit now asks about notifications when you start your first walk, and explains why, instead of asking as soon as you open the app. More reliable Apple Health • Paused-and-resumed walks now save to Apple Health with the right duration, even if the app was closed in between. • Fixed workouts that could stay open in Apple Health after a walk ended. • Tapping “Allow” in the Health permission sheet now always takes effect, even if you take your time. • If Apple Health is allowed but not syncing, Unsit asks you once to fix it. Fixes and improvements • Today’s calories keep updating even if you haven’t set your weight. • The Activity chart now shows the current hour and clears old data when you switch periods. • Steps synced just after midnight now count toward the right day. • Signing up now signs you straight in, and switching accounts or signing out is more reliable. • If the Live Activity goes stale, it now asks you to reopen Unsit.

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User reviews

update fixed my issues

the latest update from october fixed my connection problem.

doesn’t work

it can’t connect to my treadmill. the old app worked.

UPDATE: much better

UPDATE: so I've been chugging along using the old app for over a year since the new app was not functional when I tried it. Then I got a new phone and the old app was no longer able to be installed so I decided to give this another try and it seems to have been fixed. Does everything I need it to do and stays connected to the treadmill better than the old app.

PREVIOUS REVIEW: I was excited to see a new app for my treadmill! The previous app was… not great. I don’t need
many bells and whistles (I’m not one to care about connecting to a fitbit or Apple health and I
don’t need this app for setting goals. I simply want it to track time/distance if for no other reason
than I can do maintenance on the treadmill at appropriate times per the manual). My main
problem with the old app was that I had to continually reconnect the treadmill to the app. It was
easy to forget. This new app is supposed to solve that! It doesn’t. Not only does it not stay
connected, you have to move through multiple unintuitive screens to reconnect it again (and the
screen to do it on is weird and unfinished looking). At least before I just had to open the app and
push one button. Even worse, the stats keep resetting to zero throughout the day. I walked 4
miles this morning and then when I reconnected the treadmill in the afternoon everything reset
to zero.
Registering the new app was just weird. Marketing screens that have nothing to do with me and
don’t seem connected to the treadmill at all. Thought I was being scammed. I simply can’t
believe I waited so long for a better app and got a worse one. How? Still happy with the
treadmill itself, it’s a workhorse and has been great. But come on. It’s 2025. Why did this take
over 2 years? Get a functional app for your premium product please. Hire people who know
what they are doing. Or at least be honest and admit that a simple app that stays connected and
tracks time/distance isn’t ever going to happen. At this point it seems intentionally dishonest to
mention the app as part of the selling point for the treadmill.
I’m going to continue to run the old app. It still “works” for now. At least it doesn’t reset time/distance to zero each time it reconnects.
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Response from developer

Thank you for reporting these issues. Rest assured we're working hard to fix these bugs quickly, and hope to push a new update out soon.

Still not syncing with Apple Health

Update: May 27, 2026
I got an email about a new update for the app, downloaded and one can’t do anything without creating an account with an email address. There’s no reason an account should be needed and when email is the only option, I don’t have time for it.

Dec 1, 2025 and I checked in to see if this app works yet. It reported 10 times the amount of steps taken into Apple health and then no further updates. The old app would update health regularly, every minute or couple of minutes and the steps were accurate. This app has never accomplished that.

Great treadmill, please just restore the old app that was accurate and worked fine.
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Response from developer

Hi there -- I'm following up to let you know we have a new generation of the app available now (the v4 generation) that's meant to address the step count accuracy issue you called out in the earlier versions of the app. When you get a chance to update, we'd really appreciate knowing whether the issues you were seeing are resolved now. Thanks!

Update: back to 5 stars

This app has had issues over the years but is finally where it should have been all along. Simple, connects reliably, integrated with Apple Health, etc. glad to see it.

Response from developer

We really appreciate you coming back to update your review. We've been working really hard on modernizing the Unsit app experience. Please feel free to write to us with any feedback you have on other ways we can make the app even better!

FAQ

What does the Unsit Treadmill app do?

This app is the official companion for InMovement Unsit treadmill desks. It allows you to track your walking metrics in real-time, such as steps, distance, calories burned, time spent walking, and speed, all while you work at your desk. It also helps you monitor your daily progress and set personal activity goals.

What are the key features of the Unsit Treadmill app?

Key features include real-time tracking of steps, distance, calories, time, and speed. It offers seamless Bluetooth connectivity to your treadmill desk, iOS Live Activity and Dynamic Island support for at-a-glance progress, and integration with Apple Health and Fitbit. The app also provides background tracking, daily goal setting, and historical trend analysis.

Is the Unsit Treadmill app free to use?

Yes, the Unsit Treadmill app is free to download and use. Based on the provided information, there are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, and it is described as a free companion app.

What are the requirements to use the Unsit Treadmill app?

To use the Unsit Treadmill app, you will need an InMovement Unsit treadmill desk. Additionally, you must have an iPhone running iOS 16.1 or later, with Bluetooth enabled on your device for the connection to work.

How does the app help with fitness tracking?

The app provides detailed real-time metrics of your walking activity, allowing you to see how much you're moving throughout the workday. By setting daily goals and reviewing historical trends, you can stay motivated. Furthermore, its integration with Apple Health and Fitbit ensures your walking workouts contribute to your overall fitness data and daily activity rings.