Fitness Tracking Apps Require Manual Entry Instead of Voice Logging
Traditional workout tracking requires tapping through menus to log each set and rep, interrupting workout flow. Voice-dictated logging can capture sets automatically but no mainstream app has implemented it well. The friction of manual entry causes many users to abandon tracking entirely.
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