87%

of smartphone users who reported tracking their own physical activity on their smartphones in the past month used apps to do so.

Google/Ipsos, U.S., "How People Discover, Use, and Stay Engaged With Apps," n=999, based on smartphone users aged 16-64 who have tracked their own physical activity on their smartphones in the past month, Oct. 2016.

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