Apps

Designed to work with leading activity trackers, smartphones and watches, every KiQplan is delivered as an interactive coach to help people reach their goals.

Initially available for iPhone users -- with Android app launching within a week -- the new Stopwatch Mode is used to add indoor exercise to the mix.

The idea is to push users towards a healthier lifestyle, with every healthy meal and an extra exercise recorded adding days, months, or years to your life.

The application, currently raising funds at Indiegogo, delivers specific weight loss and diet plans that meet evidence-based goals for different user groups.

The application can alert users in real-time when they enter Sick Zones, which are areas where illnesses are reported on social media.

The application allows users to track their activities either automatically or manually input the exercise type, duration and distance.

Using a couple of cameras and Leap Motion hardware to track hand movement, the app can translate sign language into audible speech or written text.

Based on research-backed data, this web and mobile app is made for patients with chronic illness issues to establish how well treatments work.

The application is not compatible with standard measurements used in the UK and Australia where blood glucose levels are measured in mmol/L.

This "audio fitness adventure" app is looking for supporters at Kickstarter, offering 30-minute sessions involving running and strength training.