Fitbit is expanding its AI-powered personal health coach features to subscribers for free

Fitbit, the popular fitness wearable line owned by Google, Announced Tuesday The AI-powered personal health coach feature, Coach, will add more features for subscribers for free. Google’s Gemini AI software powers Coach, which first launched in October for Android in the US from Fitbit Premium subscriberswho pay $10 per month or $80 per year for the service.

Since then, Google has continued to expand Trainer’s reach Subscribers in different countries iOS users added. Recently, Google introduced Additional featuressuch as a sleep coach, a health advisor who contacts your medical records, and a fitness trainer.

Now, all subscribers can explore the trainer features. Users who do not have a premium membership can join the product General inspection To track their health, fitness, sleep and more.

Latest additions include:

Cycle health: Allows you to record your menstrual cycle and related symptoms from the calendar. Premium members will have access to personalized insights about their menstrual cycles.

Mental health: You can record your mood and mindfulness sessions, and get a stress management score called resilience, which shows how your body responds to stress.

Nutrition and water recording: You can track your calories and water intake, log your meals, and receive personalized nutritional recommendations based on macronutrient ranges.

Users can also test future Fitbit app features that aren’t yet live and provide feedback to Google. Premium subscribers will be able to get personalized fitness plans and ask the trainer questions.

A Fitbit representative did not immediately respond to a request for comment.