Wocute - sister in your life

Who the app is for and what it covers

If your daily routine is built around walking, running and drinking water, the listing covers exactly those three things and little else. Wocute - sister in your life is described as four tools inside one app: a run tracker, a step counter, a water reminder and a set of heart health goals.

The listing's summary also calls it women's health tools with a lifestyle community. The description builds on that by presenting the four tools as ways to stay active, hydrated and on track each day.

Each tool records its own kind of activity, so the app is most useful to someone who wants those figures in one place rather than across several separate apps.

Recording runs with GPS route mapping

The run tracker is the most detailed part of the listing. It maps each run using GPS, so the route you took is shown on a map. Alongside the route it records distance, pace, duration and calories burned.

Past runs are kept in a history, and the listing says that history also shows your best records. Running reminders can be set so that a planned run is not forgotten.

Counting steps and reading activity trends

The step counter works automatically through the day. Steps are counted without a session having to be started first, which is the main difference from the run tracker.

Step totals appear as daily and weekly statistics. You can set a personal step goal and follow your progress towards it. The listing also describes a view of activity trends over time, so a single day can be read against the weeks around it.

Logging water and setting drink reminders

The water reminder is built around a daily log. You enter the water you drink, and the listing describes this as easy to do. You can set custom reminders to drink at times you choose.

Hydration is shown on a visual water gauge, not as a bare number. The developer states the aim is a consistent hydration habit, so the log and reminders are meant to be used every day rather than occasionally.

Weekly walking and running targets for heart health

The heart health goals are set by the week, not the day. You choose weekly walking and running targets, and the app tracks the minutes you spend at moderate intensity and at high intensity against them.

Progress appears in weekly charts, which the developer presents as a way to follow heart health over time. The listing says the goals are there to keep motivation steady.