Google Fit 1.57 update rolling out with a refreshed UI
The new version 1.57 has started rolling out and includes a more colourful look along with a new timeline feature and a new goals feature

Health and fitness tracking app Google Fit has seen a design overhaul thanks to the latest update. The new version 1.57 has started rolling out and includes a more colourful look along with a new timeline feature and a new goals feature both of which help in tracking your health better.To be honest, Google fit hasn't been a popular app among consumers who track their fitness, but the new update might change their minds. The new interface looks much better than previous versions integrating artwork similar to what we saw on the recently updated Google Calendar app. The main screen now shows a lot more information than just big round rings, as you now get daily steps, active minutes, and progress over the week all in one page. You also get a card below that which shows your weight progress. All of these can be edited easily including your daily goals.
There is also a timeline section similar to Google Maps, where it shows your daily routine progress which further expands to give an analysis of what all activities were done. The app also brings a feature to add custom goals where users can create a goal by selecting from an extensive list of activities and then add specific metric for the goal selected.The new update is currently rolling out and should be available on the Google Play Store.

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