Fit Sesh, an iPhone and iPad app that tracks walks, runs and bike rides with GPS, is listed as free on the App Store. The tech site New Mobile Life reports that the usual price is US $0.99 and describes the free offer as limited time, with no end date.
The listing describes a map-first workout tracker with goals, reminders and printable reports. It comes from developer Seth Farrington and needs iOS 17.0 or later.
What does Fit Sesh track?
Once you start a session, the app follows your route on a live map and shows the stats the listing names:
- GPS route and distance
- Workout duration and elapsed time
- Pace for walking and running, and speed for cycling
- Elevation gain and heading
- Estimated active calories
The listing says tracking keeps going when the iPhone is locked or you switch to another app. The screenshots show a Track screen with a Start button and a choice of Walking, Jogging, Running, Cycling or Custom, plus a voice assistant box that responds to commands such as pause, resume, stop, how far, or current pace. The listing calls the voice commands optional.
What happens after a workout?
Each finished session becomes a summary with distance, duration, pace and speed, and you can look back at the recorded route. The session detail screen in the screenshots lists the activity, the detected activity with a confidence figure, start time, duration, distance, average speed, elevation and calories, with options to share or print a PDF report.
You can also set goals for distance, calories, number of workouts or time, and turn on workout reminders. The listing adds a search feature that understands phrases such as “My longest bike ride” or “My recent runs”.
Prices
According to New Mobile Life, the original price is US $0.99, and the app is free for a limited time. Neither source says when the offer ends. The listing we read shows the price as Free, and it also says Fit Sesh is free to use and supported by advertising. That wording suggests the app may stay free, but the sources do not confirm what happens after the promotion. Figures are in US dollars only, since the sources give no other currency.
How do I get it?
- Open the App Store on an iPhone or iPad and search for Fit Sesh, from Seth Farrington.
- Check the button. If it says Get, the free offer is on. If it shows a price, it has ended.
- Open the app, pick an activity and press Start. The listing says location permission is requested only for features you choose, and background location is used only while a workout is recording.
The listing says the app is 67.4 MB, has a 9+ age rating, and supports English plus 43 more languages, which include Punjabi, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish and both Traditional and Simplified Chinese.
Who it suits
Walkers building a daily habit. Distance, time and goal reminders cover the basics without needing a watch.
Casual runners and cyclists. Pace for runs, speed for rides and a saved route for each session help you compare efforts over time.
People who want a report to share. The PDF export suits anyone who keeps training logs or wants to show a route to a coach or friend.
Readers who watch their privacy. The app is ad supported, and the developer’s privacy labels, which Apple says it has not verified, list location, identifiers and usage data that may be used for tracking. Read the labels and the privacy settings before you decide.
What is still unknown
Neither source says when the free period ends, or whether the price goes back to US $0.99. The listing has only 1 rating, a 5.0, so there is almost no user feedback yet. The calorie figures are estimates, and the sources give no accuracy tests for the GPS tracking, so treat the numbers as a guide. The listing also does not say how the ad choices work beyond a mention of advertising privacy choices in Settings.
What to do next
Open the App Store listing, confirm that it still says Get, and read the privacy section. Then take a short walk with it and check the route and distance against what you expect before relying on it for training.
