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Design The Muse App, Just For You
Meta says Muse users can create and arrange custom spaces for planning, tracking and games. Sharing features are still being explored.
Apple Launches Personalized Strength Training Plans, Pushing Further Into Fitness
Apple says Gym Strength will offer adaptive four-week gym plans, equipment options and Apple Watch tracking through its Fitness+ subscription.
Herdr Has Released Native App
Herdr has released a native desktop app for organizing terminals and coding agents, with Linux, macOS and Windows installation options.
Garmin Fitness Revenue Climbs 16% After Screenless Wearable Launch
Garmin reported $694 million in third-quarter fitness revenue and raised its 2026 outlook, but did not disclose Cirqa Smart Band sales.
Celebrity Trainer, IFBB Champ Launch All-in-One AI Fitness Platform
The trainers launched OptimalFit on Oct. 18, combining AI fitness and nutrition guidance with photo-based meal and workout tools.
At-Home Massage Guns: A Halloween Guide
Learn how at-home massage guns work, what features matter, how to use one safely, and when a professional’s advice is a better next step.
Would You Let an AI Run Your Wellness Business? Test It First
Firmulate’s live AI company reveals a gap between spotting a crisis and closing the deal. See how a read-only pilot could test your own business.
What a Wellness App Can Learn from a Company Under Pressure
Kimi K3 came second in Firmulate’s live company wargame, ahead of three Western frontier models. The result makes the case for testing AI before hiring it.
Tech-Forward Strength Gym BAM Labs Heads To NYC, Eyes US Growth
BAM Labs, a tech-focused strength gym, is opening a new location in New York City as part of its broader US expansion plans, signaling increased interest in innovative fitness models.