VeryFitPro for PC

What is VeryFitPro? How do I set it up? What does VeryFitPro do?

Introduction to VeryfitPro:

Let's say for example you wake up in the morning and you decide to work out but you do not have a companion or partner to join you. If you need a perfect workout app that helps you to keep track of every workout you indulge in, you can get the VeryFitPro app.

To begin with, the app interface is easy to navigate. You can easily use this app to track all your steps through the day and you can do so for your heart rates, weather and sleep. With up to 24,000 downloads, you can be sure that they must've got some things if not all of it right with this app.

You can connect it to your VeryFit watch to get maximum service from the producers. There's only been positive reviews from the users so it's worth a try. It monitors your blood pressure accurately. Also, it's fairly easy to use plus you can get message notifs on the app.

It's easy to set up so you don't need anyone to put you through. In tracking your sleep, there's high chance that your short naps during the day may not be registered. However, it performs other features pretty well.

You're probably going to find better apps than this but depending on the device you are using, you could enjoy this application at its maximum. It's a free app so you need not bother about payment except you want extra features.

Speaking of features, below is a list of all the features of the VeryFitPro app.

Features of VeryFitPro app

Ability to record depth of sleep period
Smart app reminders are embedded
Calorie consumption checker
Ability to be synced to Google Fit/Apple Health
Heart rate monitor embedded

Why use VeryFitPro vs Fitbit?

Sometimes all you need to kick off your fitness journey is a companion, a partner that helps you track the progress. VeryFitPro app will help be that partner you need to begin. It is important because virtually every action you take is recorded and monitored by the VeryFitPro app.

Download and install VeryFitPro on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
VeryFitPro	Get App ↲	3,982 3.14	an he

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install VeryFitPro app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using VeryFitPro on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "VeryFitPro"
The search will reveal the VeryFitPro app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once VeryFitPro is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including VeryFitPro.
Now enjoy VeryFitPro on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	an he	3.14	3.5.1

Get VeryFitPro on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	an he	3982	3.14

Download on Android: Download Android

Advantages of using the app:

First of all it's a good way to record all your movement during the day
You Will never Miss a reminder because it has embedded all the reminders you need to maintain a fit life
It's a great monitor for your sleeping patterns with necessary feedback on things to improve for sleeping.
It records your accurate heart rates.

Common problems with Veryfitpro:

It disconnects from the Bluetooth often
It works with your location so you have to constantly fix that.
It may not register short naps accurately
The app runs in the background so you have to stop that connection manually.

Top Pcmac Reviews

Rating the App, Not the Device

By graphixgeek (Pcmac user)

The device is what it is, an inexpensive knock off of a Fitbit. The app, that’s what this review is for (as reviews should be in the App Store). It presents the information well enough. Graphs are easy to read. Colors aren’t obnoxious. Where it fails is in its usability. Interface isn’t terrible. What would be intuitive, swiping left or right to see a different metric, isn’t there. You tap on the metric name to bring it into focus. When you tap on “Today,” it allows you to scroll left and right, unlike the main screen, to see values for different days. You can even go to that day to bring it up but as an afterthought, they added the words “back to today” in the upper right. There’s a catch though: there isn’t enough room so it actually reads “back...oday.” A simple “back” would have sufficed. Lastly, the details screen is lacking what it purports to even contain. It’s just overalls for the three categories. That is more a function of the device only measuring what it does. But the graphs, especially the heart rate graph, just show overalls, or in the case of heart rate, your resting heart rate each day. Why? It would be nice to switch what the graph shows, but alas, that function doesn’t exist. Missed opportunity. I guess you get what you pay for, it in this case, got for free.
Works, but needs repairs

By Singmiller (Pcmac user)

The app basically works on my iPhone 5 with my wrist device and enables me to access data from it, but there are many problems. The graphic trace of heart rate while exercising used to be very good, very detailed, but now it's gone. The only useful (and seemingly accurate) information with the later app versions is the average and maximum heart rates. Non-exercising heart rate is still nicely shown on a plot, although very coarse (that's OK with me). However, the definitions of "average" and "resting" heart rates are obviously wrong. Often "average" is lower than "resting." I highly doubt the accuracy of "deep" and "light" sleep, and the laughable "wake sleep" often doesn't detect when I'm awake, even when I get out of bed (although it *usually* does the latter). One sees English mistakes in several places. For example, a pop-up says "Get it" when it should say "Got it." The app developer needs to get a better speaker/writer of English to help him or her improve it.
Totally inaccurate on treadmill timing

By harlhail (Pcmac user)

I look at the clock before I get on the treadmill. Start the treadmill app and instantly noticed it was lagging way behind. I did 70+ minutes and 5+ miles and it recorded 25 minutes with 3 miles. Given the fact that I walk between 3.5 and 4.1 mph that makes zero sense. I also did 20 + minutes of weight training and the watch showed 7 minutes. I timed everything by the clock and can only assume you get what you pay for. Heart rate appears to be somewhat accurate and it does have a good long charge on the battery. I do not track my sleep so no comment on that. Update. It also keeps resetting my stride to the default 25 inches. Resting heart rate shows 98 bpm and average 68 bpm?? Yes you do get what you pay for. I’ve ordered a simple pedometer for my exercise until I can afford the real thing. Used a simple pedometer today in addition to the band. Pedometer showed an accurate reading of the 5 miles I walked and the this app band was at least 3000 steps behind. Conclusion - this is a nice watch but or fitness recording is pretty useless
Good value for money but room for improvement

By Bene 19404726 (Pcmac user)

I bought the watch to measure my sleep and it does this well - most of the time. If you have an early night and wake/get up during the night it does not record the early part of the sleeping. If this could be improved that would be wonderful. I have been swimming with it and the display started blinking but pressing the button on the watch for a few seconds got it working again. The greatest deficiency (for me) is that when you change time zone all your statistics recorded in that time zone will be saved in that particular time zone but don’t transfer to your “usual” time zone; e.g. if you live in NY and travel for a week to LA, your LA statistics will not show when you go back to NY and equally your NY statistics won’t show while you are in the LA time zone. As someone who travels much this is disappointing and it would be great if this could be fixed.