Exist

Fitness tracking games for kids, personal motivation coaching, and more: Quantified Self weekly links

Products

Skip-It and Twister now work with a kid-friendly fitness tracker

Remember Skip-It, the toy kids shackled and spun around their ankles in an attempt to rack up the high score on its built-in counter? It’s back, and now packing some legitimate technology in the form of a kid-friendly wearable fitness tracker that remembers their high score, as well as other fitness-related metrics.

• This fitness tracker monitors your sexual performance, presumably ruining it for everyone
• Fastfox: a cheap, colourful wearable that looks a lot like a Misfit Shine rip-off
  Pozible, funded

Software

Instant 2.0
Android

Instant 2.0 tracks your device usage and connects to Google Fit to keep your fitness data at hand as well.

• Leon: personal motivation coaching
  SMS

News and articles

​The best fitness tracker for every need

Huge list of fitness trackers (available now and coming soon models included) with a mini review of each. The reviews are as subjective as any fitness tracker review, but worth a look.

• Pebble talk about their new smartwatch ideas
• Are we doomed to get rashes from our fitness trackers?
• The (pointless) argument over fitness trackers versus smartphones

Image credits: Gizmodo, Android Community, Gizmodo