MoovBuddy published an independent academic study evaluating app-based exercise using MoovBuddy alongside traditional exercise and a control group in Scientific Reports
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Proud moment for MoovBuddy! 🎉 A study using MoovBuddy as a digital exercise intervention has been published in Scientific Reports, part of the Nature Portfolio. Thanks…
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MoovBuddy
We are revolutionizing health and wellness, making it accessible worldwide.
- Industry
- Wellness and Fitness Services
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About MoovBuddy
At MoovBuddy, we are revolutionizing health and wellness, making it accessible to all through our innovative apps. By simplifying complex medical insights into easy-to-use solutions, we empower individuals to take charge of their health. With a global reach, the MoovBuddy app is available in 8 languages and has been featured in over 80 countries, engaging users from more than 190 nations. We are proud to have over 7 million users benefiting from our diverse apps, including Kegel Men, Young Face, Mindbuddy, Alpha and Quitbuddy which also support multiple languages and are trusted worldwide. Operating from our offices in Ä°stanbul and London, we have a team of experts dedicated to creating impactful and accessible platforms for everyone.
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