I've been wearing the

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Bevel

Bevel is the connected health coach that turns your wearables, bloodwork, and lifestyle into personalized recommendations.

Why it worked

The video addresses a common pain point for users of fitness trackers: the cost of subscriptions versus one-time purchases. By offering a solution (the Bevel app) that bridges this gap, it provides significant value to viewers interested in optimizing their health data without high recurring costs.

Summary

The creator compares the Fitbit Air and WHOOP fitness trackers after 50 days of use. They find the Fitbit Air's native app to be text-heavy and less insightful than WHOOP's, but discover a free third-party app called Bevel that can translate Fitbit data into WHOOP-like scores, making the Fitbit Air a viable alternative.

Structure

1Introduction of Fitbit Air and WHOOP
2Discussion of WHOOP's subscription cost
3Introduction of Fitbit Air's one-time cost
4Criticism of Fitbit Air's native app (Google Health)

Original caption

The Fitbit Air JUST became as good as the WHOOP because of one app that not enough people are talking about Fitbit air vs Whoop #Tech #fitbitair #whoop #techtok #healthtech

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Product placement

WHOOP: it ACTS - it is a wearable fitness tracker that collects health data. Removing it would change what happens in the video. Fitbit Air: it ACTS - it is a wearable fitness tracker that collects health data. Removing it would change what happens in the video. Bevel: it ACTS - it is an app that takes health data from trackers and presents it in a WHOOP-like score. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

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Transcript

I've been wearing the Fitbit Air and the WHOOP for the past 50 days and I can finally tell you which one is actually better. I have a 789 day streak, which means I've been wearing the WHOOP for over two years. The only problem is that WHOOP is a subscription that costs $200 plus dollars a year. So when the Fitbit Air came out with a one-time price of $99, I thought it was going to be the WHOOP killer. Until I started getting results. And don't get me wrong, there is absolutely nothing physical wrong with the device itself. The worst thing about the Fitbit Air is the Google Health app. There is so much AI text everywhere in this app, it really gets annoying, especially to scroll past it to get to the actual health scores. The app gives you are targeted towards people who are just starting their health journey. But I just discovered a way to make the Fitbit Air just as good as the WHOOP in my opinion. I'm about to drop knowledge. So this is a third-party app called Bevel that takes the tracking from your health tracking devices and turns them into WHOOP style scores. It gives you a strain, recovery, and sleep score the exact same way that WHOOP does. And the best part is the app is 100% free. The scores are pretty close to each other for the most part. They follow the same general pattern. I noticed Bevel's Fitbit Air score went a lot lower, while the WHOOP seems pretty balanced. Well the Fitbit Air kind of goes to the extremes. You got to remember that I've only been wearing the Fitbit Air for about 50 days and I'm sure this is going to get better over time. But this app has single-handedly influenced my decision to keep the Fitbit Air and when my subscription ends, I'm going to have to say goodbye to paying $200 of my