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Collection of Mobile Apps for Mental Health and Well-Being

Move and Eat Well

Discover the 4 selected apps

Free App (1)

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BrainFit – Habit Tracker

Track your habits and observe their effects on mood and health.

Applications evaluated by experts to guide your choice.

Free

The application has been selected for:

  • Become aware of the links between your habits and well-being
  • Visualize your progress and adjust routines accordingly
  • Take care of yourself through achievable goals
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Free to Use Apps, With Optional In-App Purchases (2)

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Bend: Stretching & Flexibility

Learn to stretch gently and relax at home.

Applications evaluated by experts to guide your choice.

Free to use, with optional in-app purchases

The application has been selected for:

  • Stretch at home to feel good
  • Gently release muscle tension
  • Move to relax and reduce stress
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Freeletics Nutrition

Find meal ideas based on your preferences and energy level.

Applications evaluated by experts to guide your choice.

Free to use, with optional in-app purchases

The application has been selected for:

  • Discover healthy meal ideas
  • Adapt your diet to your needs
  • Learn to eat better without overcomplicating things
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Paid or Limited Trial App (1)

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Sworkit Fitness & Workout App

Structured exercise sessions to work out without equipment.

Applications evaluated by experts to guide your choice.

Paid or limited trial

The application has been selected for:

  • Choose simple workouts from 5 to 45 minutes
  • Move at home for fun and to feel better
  • Exercise at your own pace and based on your preferences
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Why Use an App to Move and Eat Well?

Moving a little more and eating a little better—small actions can make a big difference over time.

Some apps can gently support these gradual changes with simple ideas tailored to your reality, far from guilt-driven approaches.

Are These Apps Right for Me?

These apps can be helpful as self-management tools, but they don’t replace professional advice or care. If your symptoms are concerning or hard to manage, please speak with a health professional.

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Last update of the content of this page: June 12th, 2025

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