HALEBIT is an Android fitness tracker with 18 workout modes and no ads. It keeps your workouts on your phone and is launching soon on Google Play. This page has what you need to write about it: facts, descriptions you can copy, screenshots and brand files.
The ZIP holds every screenshot, the icon and logos, the feature graphics and a one-page fact sheet. Write to support@halebit.com for a test link, a review build or an interview.
Quick facts
| Name | HALEBIT (written halebit in the logo) |
|---|---|
| What it is | A private fitness tracker with 18 workout modes |
| Platform | Android first. iPhone is planned, with no date yet. |
| Launch | Soon, on Google Play |
| Price | Free to download, with core features free. HALEBIT Pro is optional and sold through Google Play as a yearly plan or a one-time lifetime purchase. Free and Pro |
| Privacy | Fitness data stays on the phone. No ads in the fitness experience. Privacy policy |
| Website | halebit.com |
| Contact | support@halebit.com |
| Social | Instagram @halebit_ · X @halebit_ |
About HALEBIT, ready to copy
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What it does
Free and Pro at a glance
| Free | HALEBIT Pro (optional) |
|---|---|
| Live workouts, history, body insights, weekly summary, effort check-in, plain month share, manual Drive backup and restore, GPX export, home-screen widgets, folder backup, erase all | Automatic Google Drive backup, street map on routes, workout recap, monthly recap share card, body trends card, recovery note, Load screen, route bests, training plan guidance, plan-based coach lines, totals for each sport, performance and records centre |
Pro does not change how data is handled. Full table on the Free and Pro page. Prices will be shown on the Google Play listing.
Privacy facts you can quote
- Workouts, routes and body data are stored on the phone and are never sold or used for advertising.
- There are no ads in the fitness experience.
- Things that use the internet are optional and separate: map pictures from OpenFreeMap (OpenStreetMap data), Google Drive backup if you turn it on, and Google Play for purchases.
- Backup, restore and erase-all controls are in Settings. Exporting a GPX file happens on the phone. halebit does not send it anywhere; it goes only to the app you choose.
The complete policy is on the privacy page.
Screenshots
Each image is a 480 by 978 PNG. Map screens use an invented street map, and names and emails shown are placeholders. You may use them in coverage of HALEBIT.












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Using the brand
- Write the name as HALEBIT in text, or use the logo. Leave clear space around the logo.
- Do not stretch, recolour or add effects to the logo or icon.
- Do not imply that HALEBIT is made by, or affiliated with, Google, Strava or any other company.
halebit Insights turns a HALEBIT backup file into a full training report in your browser: weekly volume, load ratio, pace trends, routes and sleep. The file is never uploaded.
Open halebit Insights →
Questions journalists ask
When does HALEBIT launch?
Soon, on Google Play. Write to us for the date and a test link.
Is there an iPhone version?
It is planned after the Android launch. There is no date yet.
How does HALEBIT make money?
The core tracker is free. HALEBIT Pro is an optional paid upgrade sold through Google Play. There are no ads, and data is never sold.
Does it need an account?
An online account is not at the centre of the experience. Optional parts, such as Google Drive backup, use your own Google sign-in on the phone.
Which watches and bands work?
HALEBIT reads data through Health Connect and pairs with Bluetooth heart-rate bands. These are optional.
For reviewers
A Play Store test link or review build is available on request. After launch, HALEBIT Pro unlock codes are available to anyone who would like to try the paid features. There is no obligation and no expectation of coverage. If you write about HALEBIT, please say what you honestly think, and tell your readers if you received a free code.
HALEBIT is independent and is not affiliated with Google, Strava or any other company named in coverage. Last updated 1 November 2026.