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Product Listing for an iPhone Japanese Interval Walking Coaching App

A promotional listing describes a mobile app that coaches users through the Japanese Interval Walking method with audio and haptic cues, tracking walk metrics. The post presents a finished product rather than describing an unmet user problem.

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