Evidence-based fitness tracking.

Track the number that predicts how long you live.

Verve reads your fitness, movement, sleep and heart, and body against the thresholds clinicians use, shows how each one moves over weeks and months, and names the study behind every line it draws.

This weekaerobic minutes
318of a 560-minute summit

Sample figures.

citations
63citations
topics
20topics
body markers
21body markers
What the evidence says

13%

lower all-cause mortality for every extra MET of capacity

Kodama et al, JAMA 2009 · 33 studies, 102,980 people

the difference in all-cause mortality from the Low fitness tier to Elite

Mandsager et al, JAMA Network Open 2018 · 122,007 patients

Every threshold names its study.20 topics, 63 citations, the whole evidence base in the open.Read the evidence base →

Where the numbers land

Three pages. Each reading on them is one of the studies above, put where you will actually look at it.

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Today

Sleep
6h 29
Resting HR
52
Recovery
↓41
Sitting
3 h

CRF

Below Average8.7 METs

121Aerobic MVPA minutes

Activity

This morning’s read, your fitness tier, the week’s climb.

Body

Metabolic

Heart

Muscle

Lab timeline

Body

Metabolic, heart and muscle health from the values you already have.

Snapshot

Fitness
Below Avg
Body
Watch
Sleep
6h 29
Activity
Low Active
The Route8.7 METs
Over Timeweek · month · year
The GuidePRO
Prior Weeks

Trends

Weeks, months and years, and a guide that says what moved.

Sample figures throughout.

What Verve tracks

Five things, kept in one place.

Every number named

Every threshold, traced to its source.

Every line Verve draws links to the paper it came from. Read the whole evidence base: 20 topics, 63 studies, 21 body markers with the band each is screened against.

Read the full evidence base →
ApoBmg/dL
Optimal
≤ 79
Borderline
80–99
Elevated
> 99
Repeat
every 4 to 6 years

ESC/EAS 2019 Guidelines for the Management of Dyslipidaemias (Mach F et al, Eur Heart J 2020;41:111-188).