by CalebFebruary 22, 2010

S2H Replay: Simple & Affordable Personal Fitness Analytics

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Russell Davies points us to the S2H replay, a personal analytics tool that measures activity using a pedometer. Instead of paying $99 for a Fitbit (a popular fitness tracker), the S2H replay is attainable at $19.95.

It is easily customized through an offering of replacement bands; one of them is an exclusive by NBA player Paul Pierce. These are 100% silicone and water resistant.

The S2H provides incentive through rewards (ringtones, gift cards, downloads, etc.) and leader boards.

Complete an hour of activity and it gives you a code you type into the Switch2Health website - no USB, no wifi, no bluetooth, no whispersync - any browser, any computer, a bit of typing and you're done.

By limiting features (no cables, no software, no need to recharge battery), S2H has made its product stupid simple. Emerging technologies often receive hype, but it is sometimes difficult to design for the masses. S2H has lowered the barrier to entry by keeping personal analytics dead easy to use and  affordable.

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    [...] those that can be attached to our bodies.  For some of us, products like Nike+, Fitbit, and S2H Replay come to mind. These "smart band-aids" are able to talk wirelessly with a gateway, also known as [...]

  • http://www.mobilebehavior.com/2010/03/03/zoompass-tag-keeps-mobile-payments-simple/ Zoompass Tag Keeps Mobile Payments Simple | MobileBehavior

    [...] we saw with the S2H Replay, sometimes it is the simplest and most accessible execution that makes adoption more likely. [...]

  • http://www.mobilebehavior.com/2010/04/20/urban-sensing-building-systems-for-mobile-crowdsourcing/ Urban Sensing: Building Systems For Mobile Crowdsourcing | MobileBehavior

    [...] can be applied elsewhere. Participatory sensing is a method for gathering data about the world. Personal analytics does this on the individual level. When we take the collective information gathered by personal [...]

  • http://www.mobilebehavior.com/2010/04/20/urban-sensing-building-systems-for-mobile-crowdsourcing/ Urban Sensing: Building Systems For Mobile Crowdsourcing | MobileBehavior

    [...] can be applied elsewhere. Participatory sensing is a method for gathering data about the world. Personal analytics does this on the individual level. When we take the collective information gathered by personal [...]

  • http://www.mobilebehavior.com/2010/10/20/five-mobile-trends-redefining-health/ Five Mobile Trends Redefining Health | MobileBehavior

    [...] Frog Design describes it, "Google for our bodies". Some of these wearable sensors include Fitbit, S2H Replay, and BodyMedia, but The Quantified Self lists many more. Once reaching the mobile phone, captured [...]

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