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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.0.1, updated 2026-10-21.
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GO Club is a highly rated health and fitness app that focuses on simplicity and building daily habits.
→ Core Features:
It combines automatic step tracking with smart water reminders, aiming to keep you active and hydrated without overwhelming you with data.
→ Design:
The app is known for its clean, minimalist interface (often referred to as "Liquid Glass") that avoids cluttered charts in favour of a simple, visually pleasing experience.
→ Widgets & Apple Watch:
It includes useful home screen widgets and a dedicated Apple Watch app, making it easy to check your progress at a glance.
→ Recognition:
It was a finalist for the 2025 App Store Awards, highlighting its quality and user appeal.
If you are looking for a straightforward, beautifully designed app that tracks both steps and hydration, GO Club is an excellent choice.…
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Here’s what’s new in GO Club: • Added support for iPhone Duo. • Added new app icons to choose from. • Added iMessage stickers to share with friends. • Fixed how streaks are counted on the Streaks screen. • Fixed several reported bugs.
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