What fitness tracking research articles have we published?
Three deeply researched guides today, with more in the pipeline. Each links back to the underlying category ranking and per-app reviews — so you can drill from the article into the methodology, the data, and the individual app verdicts.
8 Best Weight Loss Apps 2026 (Tested & Ranked)
A 16-week adherence study across 127 reviewers. Welling, Noom, MacroFactor, WeightWatchers, MyFitnessPal and more — head-to-head, with the data behind each rank.
Read the full article →Best Calorie Tracking Apps 2026 (7 AI Trackers Ranked)
Welling, Cronometer, MacroFactor, MyFitnessPal and Lose It tested across 21,800+ logged meals against weighed references. Includes full scoring rubric and quick-compare table.
Read the full article →5 Essentials for Hyrox (And the Apps That Nail Each One)
The five training pillars that decide your Hyrox race — aerobic engine, functional strength, fuelling, recovery and hydration — and the single app we would use to optimise each.
Read the full article →How do these articles differ from category rankings?
A category ranking page answers "which app should I pick in this category?" in a single scan — table, scores, top pick, FAQ. An article goes further: it walks through the methodology, surfaces the surprising findings, runs head-to-head comparisons, and answers the second-order questions a ranking can't fit (which app to pair it with, which mistake people make most often, how the category changed since last year). If you want the verdict, start with a category page. If you want the reasoning, start here.