Highlights
- Stores fitness goals and the entries logged against them.
- Reports progress from accumulated history rather than one reading.
- Intended for a single person's own records on a Linux desktop.
- Free software under GPL-3.0-or-later.
- Supported metrics and data sources are not specified in this entry.
About this application
Health, written by Rasmus “Cogitri” Thomsen and released under GPL-3.0-or-later, is a personal fitness tracking application for Linux desktops. Its stated purpose is keeping fitness goals: a target is set, entries are recorded against it over time, and progress is read from the accumulated history rather than from any single measurement.
The facts available for this entry do not list which metrics the program stores, whether it can read from external devices or online services, or where it keeps its data on disk. A prospective user should check the project's documentation before assuming a particular workflow is covered. What the summary does establish is scope: this is a goal-and-progress record for one person's own use, not a clinical instrument or a shared multi-user service.
The packaging described here targets Linux; no build for other operating systems is recorded in this entry.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub dev.Cogitri.Health
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