Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Indian Consumers Embrace Health Apps and Wearables, AI Nutrition
Many people in India are now using apps and wearable tech to keep track of their health.
A recent study shows that about 80% of people are using these tools.
Fitness trackers help people monitor their workouts and diets.
AI is also helping people plan their meals.
JC, the CEO of Fittr, says that these tools make people more aware of their health.
They help people stay on track and make fitness easier to understand.
But it's important to remember that AI is only as good as the data you put in.
It's also good to work with fitness trainers for a complete plan.
A recent PwC report highlights the increasing use of health apps and wearable technology in India.
80% of Indian consumers now use at least one healthcare app or wearable.
60% of Indian consumers are open to using AI for personalized diet plans.
53% of Indian respondents use wearables for exercise instruction.
Fitness experts believe that wearable tech has revolutionized people’s approach to fitness by providing data and increasing awareness.
- Who
- Indian consumers and Fittr CEO Jitendra Chouksey (JC)
- What
- Growing trend of health app and wearable technology usage, AI nutrition, and its implications.
- When
- Based on a recent PwC report and current trends.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- Increased awareness and accessibility of health data through wearables.
- Report Source
- PwC
- Survey Respondents
- Over 1000 in India
- Consumers Using Health Tech
- 80% of Indian consumers
- Use of AI for Diet Plans
- 60% of Indian consumers open to use
- Wearables for Exercise Instruction
- 53% of Indian respondents