What if your fitness tracker could do more than count steps or track sleep? What if it could cheer you on and explain your health data in a way that makes sense? What if it could give you real advice, not just numbers?
That’s exactly what we’ve built with Runmefit 4.0.
This update helps turn your daily data into something personal and easy to use. It celebrates your progress with fun fitness medals and helps you sleep better with support from AI. This is more than just an update. It’s a simpler way to understand your health. It helps you go deeper without making things complicated.
Motivation Just Got a Makeover: Meet the Medals
Let’s be honest—staying consistent with workouts or daily movement isn’t easy. Goals are great, but there’s something powerful about feeling recognized in the moment.
Enter Runmefit Medals.
Now your achievements earn real recognition. We’ve added a full medal system to celebrate your wins. Daily step goals, calories streaks, distance milestones—they all count toward new medals. You’ll get credit for the effort your watch tracks every day.
What makes this fun?
You’ll see digital medals pop up when you go the extra mile—literally and figuratively. Hit a daily streak? Take 10,000 steps? You’ll get a shiny new badge. It’s motivation that adds up.
These aren’t random trophies. Each one marks a real moment of progress:
- Beat your step count goal for 3 days in a row? Medal.
- Logged multiple activity types in one week? Medal.
- Crushed your distance personal best? You get the idea.
Share the glow
They’re fun, colorful, and surprisingly motivating. You can track your medal history and see how your fitness story is building over time. Plus, if you’re into sharing wins online, they’re just the right kind of humble brag.
Show off your progress by sharing medals on social media with #RunmefitMedals. Tag us and you might get featured—let’s build a community that motivates and celebrates each other.
AI-Powered Sleep Analysis: Sleep Stats Finally Make Sense
Experts have always said that tracking sleep helps, and you wear your watch every night to track your sleep. But what does it all mean?
Before, the Runmefit app showed your sleep cycles clearly. You could see light sleep, deep sleep, REM, and awake times. You could also check nap time and trends for the week or month. That was helpful—if you knew what to look for. But if you didn’t, the charts could feel confusing. You might wonder, “Is this normal?” or “What should I do next?”
So we changed that and now that’s easier to figure out.
Runmefit 4.0 now includes AI sleep analysis, powered by ChatGPT 4.1-nano.
What that means in real life
You wear your Runmefit watch to sleep and it collects your sleep data like before. But now, when syncing to the Runmefit app, it not only shows the data, it also gives you a choise to generate short AI summary under the graph. This summary explains what’s going on in simple words. It looks for patterns, spots problems, and offers tips that match your sleep habits.
For example:
“Your deep sleep dropped 20% this week. You might be using screens too late. Try winding down earlier.”
“You wake up often between 3 and 5 AM. Let’s adjust your bedtime a bit and check again.”
“You had short REM sleep. A short walk before bed might help tonight.”
You also get weekly and monthly views. You can see how your sleep is changing over time. Nap data is included too. So, your whole rest pattern is easy to follow. This new AI tool turns numbers into clear advice. It helps you understand your sleep and gives you tips you can actually use.
Why it matters
Good sleep isn’t just about how long you sleep. It’s about the balance of light, deep, and REM sleep. Sometimes, problems in that balance are hard to notice. The AI helps you spot them early. And it gives simple, useful advice.
So now, instead of just watching a graph, you can take real steps to sleep better.
Everything Just Feels Smoother
We know simplicity matters. So we also gave the app itself a bit of a makeover. Nothing flashy—just cleaner, simpler, and easier to use.
- The home screen feels lighter.
- Health graphs load faster.
- Navigation is more intuitive—you’ll find what you need quicker, like the Medals part.
- Syncing with your watch? It’s more stable and consistent now.
In short, it just works better.
Update Today
Runmefit 4.0 is live now on both iOS and Android. We can’t wait for you to try it. If you haven’t already, just head to the App Store or Google Play To update Runmefit now and see what’s new.
