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Steps, workouts, yoga, breathing and water — in one colourful app that turns small habits into quests, XP and streaks. Life looks good at your own pace.


This is how FitVita works every day: four small quests, XP for each one, a bonus when you finish all four and a streak day when you do at least two. Play the web version — your XP is in the top bar.
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1 workout or 0 / 20 min outdoors
1 yoga flow or 0 / 2 breaths
Walk, jog, run or hike: FitVita records the route with GPS on OpenStreetMap, then lets you share it as a picture or export it as GPX. No pace to beat except your own.
Pace 5'42"/km · riverside loop
Every step counts. Every one.
Ready routines start at beginner level. Build your own workout, log sets, use the stopwatch and rest timer — and pick the pace that feels right today.
Walk, hike, jog or run with a foreground GPS service, then save the map as an image.
The app's three breathing patterns: Calm (in 4 s, out 6 s), Box (in, hold, out, hold — 4 s each) and 4-7-8 (in 4, hold 7, out 8). Two breaths complete the Yoga & breath quest above.
Calm music for meditation and sleep, ten nature and ambient sounds, and an internet radio for your walks and runs. Press play — these are real sounds from the app.
Live stations from the community-run Radio Browser directory — the same open API the app uses. Only the genre is sent, HTTPS streams only, no account. The app also searches by name and country.
Previews from the app: “Meditation Impromptu 01” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com, CC BY 3.0) and nature recordings from Wikimedia Commons — full credits in the footer.
Full body, cardio, dumbbells, legs and glutes, yoga and pilates flows — plus your own workout, set logging and a rest timer.
Morning calm, focus, stress relief and sleep wind-down with a sleep timer.
XP, levels, streaks — plus water, weight, BMI and a trend chart.
Put music to your movement. Local reminders for water, moving, workouts and yoga.
Walk, hike, jog or run — share the map as a picture or export it.
You don't need an account to feel good. FitVita has no ads, no analytics and no telemetry; your activity data stays on your phone. Maps and internet radio use online services — the details are in the privacy note.
Download FitVita and begin with one small step. The rest is your story.
The download link opens the APK file from the GitHub release. Open it on your Android phone and follow the installer. If asked, allow installs from this source for your browser. FitVita supports Android 8.0 and newer.
Exercises and all local tracking work offline. Map tiles, radio search and internet radio streams need a connection.
FitVita is free and open source under GPL-3.0-or-later. No account needed — read the source code on GitHub.