Tupelo, a Dubai-based wearable tech company, has launched Mymo, the first and only activity tracker that actually Pays to be Active. Mymo is a clip-on device, which is not much larger than a coin. It tracks users’ steps, distance, and calories wirelessly via Bluetooth 4.0 on an iPhone, Android smartphone, or via the computer to motivate users to achieve their fitness goals.
Mymo activity tracker has been designed in Germany and it is claimed to have six months battery life and it is vey easy to replace the battery. This is water-resistant tracker andclips conveniently on to your belt loop, jacket, or shirt and is available in 6 different colours.
With 12-month device and rewards packages starting at 3,999 INR, users can track their movements and earn ‘MyMiles’ and then convert them to practical rewards like talk time, groceries, airline miles and even international vacations mymo rewards users simply for being active and keeps them motivated as they reach their fitness goals, said the Tupelo in its press statement.
In addition to keeping track of user’s daily activity, premium subscribers will also be able to access Tupelo’s prevention and intervention programs. A personal coach takes stalk of the user’s personal telemetry and drives them towards better lifestyle choices. The program also offers 24/7 remote access to a doctor, empowering users to make the best health choices possible, adds the statement.
The first 1,000 customers to buy a Mymo will automatically be entered into a program in which their daily activity can earn them a full gram of gold. In order to be eligible for the program, users simply need to sign up their mymo device and then meet the daily steps goal on their mymo for 60 consecutive days. Goals start at 3000 steps a day then adapt to users lifestyle to build custom goals for each user.
Tupelo has come out with Mymo tracker and rewards programme to convey the message that it pays to be active. Investing in your health is like investing in gold, with both investments paying off over time. This is especially true in a place like India where 80 per cent of deaths due to lifestyle problems such as high blood pressure, hypertension, high cholesterol, obesity, physical inactivity, diabetes, unhealthy diets. Through proper exercise and diet these factors can be reduced and diseases prevented.
