Automatic device sync
Apple Health on iPhone, Google Fit on Android, or a connected Fitbit or Garmin. One primary device at a time, so a step never counts twice.
Features · For employees
Vantage Fit’s employee activity tracking software turns the phone in every pocket into the system of record for steps, workouts, and daily health logs. No wearable required.
65 activity types Three data sources No wearable required
Built-in conversion
100 steps = 1 active minuteSteps arrive on their own. Everything else is a quick manual log or the camera. All three feed the same daily total, and every total rolls up to the same participation number.
Apple Health on iPhone, Google Fit on Android, or a connected Fitbit or Garmin. One primary device at a time, so a step never counts twice.
Pick from 65 activity types across cardio, sports, strength, and mind and body. Companies can also switch on manual step entry.
Squat reps by pose detection and a finger-on-camera heart-rate reading. The heart-rate check is awareness-level, not medical-grade.
Total steps combine device steps, manual steps, and steps converted from active minutes. That active minute is the unit challenges use for move-minute tasks.
The Summary screen: rings, challenge progress, trends. A logged yoga session converts into steps and active minutes.
The catalog spans eight families. Three details matter for rollout.
Admins add branded loggable activities like Office Yoga, or adherence habits like Avoid Sugar. Self-serve from Configuration.
A GPS-trackable wheelchair activity type is built in, so the program includes every employee.
A fixed 12-exercise routine with bundled demos, ready on day one. No equipment, no setup.
The number HR sees is only useful if it is not inflated. The platform says what it does about that, and what it does not.
No. Phone sensors cover steps. A Fitbit, Garmin, or Apple Watch adds accuracy and more data types, but it is never required.
Activity logging lives in the mobile app. Rings and trends are mobile-only; the web app does not mirror them.
No. Admins see company and department aggregates, never a person’s activity diary.
Walk through the logging surface, the rings, and the participation count it feeds.
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