Take MaticCore into the gym
The Android app adds Health Connect sync, camera meal scanning, and offline-tolerant session logging. Everything else works in any browser.
Your phone will warn you
MaticCore is not on the Play Store yet, so Android treats it as an unknown app and shows two or three scary-sounding warnings. That is normal for any direct download. Here is exactly what you will see.
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Download the file
Chrome will warn that this kind of file can harm your device. That warning appears for every APK that did not come from the Play Store, including this one. Choose "Download anyway".
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Allow this one source
Open the downloaded file. Android will say your phone is not allowed to install unknown apps from this source. Tap Settings, turn on "Allow from this source", then go back.
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Install past Play Protect
Play Protect may say the app is unsafe or not commonly downloaded — it says that about any app it has not seen before. Tap "More details", then "Install anyway".
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Already have the app?
Install this over it. Version 1.0 (still called MaticFit) updates in place and keeps your login. Only a build from before 12 August 2026 has to be uninstalled first: its app identifier was com.misefit.app, and Android treats a changed identifier as a different app.
iPhone & iPad
No app to download — use the web app
Apple does not allow apps to be installed from a website the way Android does, so there is no iOS file to offer. Rather than promise a date we have not earned, here is the honest position: MaticCore runs completely in Safari, and you can put it on your Home Screen so it opens like an app.
Add to Home Screen
Open maticcore.mosematic.com in Safari, tap the Share button, then choose Add to Home Screen.
Workouts, nutrition logging, AI coaching, analytics and progress photos all work.
Apple Health sync is the one feature that needs a native app, so it is Android-only for now.
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