FITTO Delivers Data Driven Training and Personalized Workouts as the World’s First At-Home Muscle Analyzer

Oct 10, 2022

Live on Indiegogo, FITTO allows users to measure, analyze and track their muscle growth.

San Diego, California, United States - October 10, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ —

FITTO, the revolutionary new smart gadget from Olive Healthcare that analyzes muscle growth and progress for better training, is live on Indiegogo and a breakout global crowdfunding success story having already raised nearly 400% of their initial raise goal. 

Most workouts today are done with a decent amount of guesswork— based on an individual’s intuition and own personal fitness knowledge, or lack thereof. While professional athletes and high level trainers have access to a completely different range of equipment from full body muscular scanners to best optimize workouts, the average person has been unable to access this level of advanced technology until now. FITTO, a 2022 CES Innovation Award Honoree, is a breakthrough new muscle growth tracking product that takes the guessing out of training by delivering data-driven results with tailored workouts. 

“Our mission is to enable more people to improve their quality of life more safely at an affordable price. It’s important to see how balanced your body is and how much quality your muscles have. This is how FITTO was created with the slogan ‘Balanced Muscle Management,’” says an Olive Healthcare spokesperson on the inspiration behind the project. “FITTO provides muscle indexes for up to 15 areas of your body so that you can receive specific feedback on your body and better understand how you progress quickly.”

To get started, user’s simply take FITTO and place the device against a muscle group to be analyzed. From there, the data is run through the smart connected app which analyzes, compares and suggests the best data-driven results plan based on the reading. FITTO uses a disruptive new technology called NIRS (Near Infrared Spectroscopy) which is non-invasive and provides accurate data with a click of a button. It allows users to see muscle growth at a glance and gives information about the effectiveness of their workouts and training. It is the only palm-sized portable device available that accurately measures and records body composition such as muscle and body fat mass.

“FITTO is the world’s first at-home muscle analyzer. You can see in real-time how you progress and which part of your body needs to develop through a balance chart in the app. FITTO provides 3 types of muscle indexes, which are lean mass, muscle quality, and muscle grade. Especially, muscle quality index is FITTO’s exclusive feature. It tells you the muscle-to-fat ratio as a qualitative indicator of your muscular health,” adds a company spokesperson. “In addition, with the FITTO app, you will receive personalized workout suggestions and meal plans to help you reach your goals!”

FITTO is currently live and available to support on Indiegogo: www.indiegogo.com/projects/fitto-data-driven-training-system-get-results

About Olive Healthcare

Olive Healthcare is a digital healthcare company with innovative diagnosis technology. Our mission is to make healthcare services readily accessible and help people make better choices that lead to a healthier lifestyle. We aim to position ourselves as a leading healthcare company by leveraging non-radiative & non-invasive NIR (Near Infrared) technology, artificial intelligence algorithm, and big data processing for personalized service.

For more information on Olive Healthcare, please visit shop.olivehc.com

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Organization: Olive Healthcare
Website: https://shop.olivehc.com

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