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The store currently lists version 1.6.1, updated 2025-10-21.
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Stay Active. Feel Better. One Nudge at a Time.
Sitting too long isn’t great for your body or your mind—and we all do it. That’s where Get Moving comes in. This free app helps you break up long periods of sitting with quick, energizing movement throughout your day.
At regular intervals, Get Moving sends a gentle notification reminding you to take a break. But it doesn’t stop there: each prompt offers you two activity choices—like a short walk or a set of push-ups—so you stay engaged and avoid boredom.
What You Get for Free:
- A wide selection of built-in activities to choose from
- Customize how long or how many repetitions you want to do
- Set flexible ranges (e.g. 10–20 lunges) for varied prompts
- Track your Daily Goals to see your progress toward a target like 100 squats or 50 push-ups each day…
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- You can now customize the activity selection mode to help you hit your goals quicker. - Filter your activities to just show ones that are In Use on the Manage Activities screen. - Added a Change Log (in Settings) and a What’s New screen after upgrading. - Some more UI improvements and some bug fixes.
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