Motion Automatic Tracker 2.5

What is Motion?

The Motion app serves as a fundamental component of the Motion Mobility Platform. It is designed to assist cities and employers across Europe and North America in implementing mobility and commuter initiatives aimed at promoting physical activity and encouraging the use of environmentally friendly transportation options.

What is it used for?

The Motion app enables users to monitor all their physical activities, including walking, running, cycling, and more, with automatic detection or manual input based on user preference. It functions as a personal activity log by automatically recognizing, categorizing, and recording various activities. The data collected is utilized to offer users financial incentives, such as gift cards or virtual debit cards (cash), through participation in organized mobility programs.

Features

• Advanced algorithm providing highly accurate detection across various activity modes
• Automatic detection and logging of walking, running, cycling, and vehicle trips—no manual initiation required
• Option for manual activity tracking for user preference
• Daily summaries detailing trips, distances traveled, and time spent in movement
• Participation in mobility programs that reward users financially via gift cards or virtual debit cards

How do you handle our data?

Understanding the importance of privacy, we do not sell or share personally identifiable information with third parties. In certain cases, such as when participating in mobility programs, limited data—including your name, email address, and activity details—may be shared to facilitate reward distribution. For further details, please consult our Privacy Policy linked below.

Battery consumption

When automatic tracking mode is active, the app utilizes GPS only during periods of activity or movement. During inactivity in confined areas such as home or workplace, Motion remains in low-power mode. Typical daily travel spanning two to three hours has an estimated energy impact of less than 4%. Extended activities like long hikes, bike rides, or drives may consume between 4% and 8%, or higher depending on the duration and intensity of your activities.