WanderFit

About

26% of US adults have at least one disability — the largest minority group in the country and the one most systematically excluded from mainstream fitness apps. MyFitnessPal shared health and fitness data with advertisers and was acquired by Francisco Partners, a private equity firm with no public commitment to privacy; its 2018 data breach exposed 150 million accounts. Apple Fitness+ and Peloton are designed for able bodies with no adaptive modifications. Strava's calorie and weight tracking perpetuates diet culture that is documented as harmful to eating disorder recovery communities. The fitness app market has a documented design failure: people with chronic illness, disability, ADHD, autism, or pain conditions cannot use the primary metric of most apps (streaks, step counts, calories) without harm. WanderFit tracks movement that is possible, celebrates consistency not performance, and integrates with WanderHealthy so adaptive fitness data is part of the full health picture.

Features

• Disability-adapted workout logging: wheelchair, limited mobility, sensory processing, chronic fatigue
• Chronic illness pacing: ME/CFS post-exertional malaise tracking, POTS orthostatic tolerance, fibromyalgia
• Body-neutral design: no calorie shaming, no weight tracking unless you explicitly want it
• Adaptive difficulty: today's baseline, not a fixed standard — ADHD, autism, chronic illness aware
• MyFitnessPal replacement: no data broker feed, no PE-owned surveillance, no 150M-user breach risk
• Streak-free: consistency rewarded without punishing rest days — rest is documented as training
• WanderHealthy integration: fitness data in full health context — medication effects, sleep, pain
• WanderMind integration: exercise-mood correlation, without toxic positivity about 'just exercise more'
• Community rings for accountability without competition or comparison
• Luen AI coach: fully local, never cloud-processed, adaptive to your reality not an algorithm's ideal