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Exercise Snacks for Health & Wellbeing

Two minutes. Every hour. That's all it takes.

Exercise Snacks reminds you to move for just 2 minutes every hour with voice-coached routines you can do anywhere — at your desk, in bed, on a plane, or in a wheelchair.

Science shows that brief movement breaks improve blood sugar, blood pressure, energy, mood, and cardiovascular fitness. And because each snack is only 2 minutes, you'll actually do it.

60+ VOICE-COACHED EXERCISES

A friendly voice guides you through every movement. No equipment needed. No changing clothes. No gym.

SPECIALIZED FOCUS AREAS

- General — Full body desk and standing exercises for everyone
- Tai Chi — Slow, flowing movements for balance, calm, and morning energy. Now includes Qigong-inspired warm-up flows
- Airplane — Seated and standing exercises for long flights. New: bulkhead stretches and yes, restroom squats
- Bed Exercises — Gentle lying-down movements for limited mobility, recovery, or morning warm-up. Now includes strap-assisted leg work — no leg strength required
- Wheelchair — Full upper body and core workouts from your chair. New exercises for strength, mobility, and optional leg activation
- Sleep Apnea — Tongue, throat, and jaw exercises shown to reduce sleep apnea severity

ROUND OUT YOUR DAY

New in 1.0.4: The app now tracks which muscle groups you've worked throughout the day and suggests exercises from other focus areas to ensure complete full body coverage.

BUILT FOR REAL BODIES

- Modifications for bad knees, bad backs, and shoulder issues
- Wheelchair-friendly seated workouts — no standing ever required
- Bed exercises for limited mobility and recovery
- Strap-assisted exercises — arms do the work, no leg strength needed
- Gentle options for older adults and those returning to movement

TRACK YOUR PROGRESS

- Daily and weekly streak tracking
- Completed snack history
- Wearable sync — Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin, Oura Ring
- PDF and FHIR R4 health reports to share with your doctor

AS FEATURED IN

The Washington Post — research shows exercise snacking rivals traditional workouts for cardiovascular health.

Download free. Start with one snack. Your body will thank you.