Fitness Tracker is now AW Fitness
Same product, new name and a new address. Old links, including ones from when it was Gym Tracker, still work and take you to the right place.
What changed on Akash World, newest first. Follow the feed
Same product, new name and a new address. Old links, including ones from when it was Gym Tracker, still work and take you to the right place.
Add the sample sales table and the first question it suggests is free: nothing is held and nothing is charged. Each account gets one, and the question box says Free before you send it.
Take a look: Data Analyst: your first sample question is free
Pin your saved questions to a dashboard and open it to see every one of them run again on your current data, as tables and charts. Running a dashboard again is free: no AI model is asked.
The 250-credit pack now comes with 13 bonus credits and the 500-credit pack with 50, on top of the credits you pay for. If a purchase is refunded, its bonus is taken back in the same proportion as the money.
Your daily and monthly spend limits now count every charge you start, including buying storage and publishing or restoring a Showcase site, and stop one that would go over. Renewals are counted but never stopped. Buying storage charges once however many times the form is sent, and partial refunds now add up exactly.
Take a look: A spend limit that covers everything, and billing fixes
What's new on Akash World is now written down here, newest first, and as a feed you can follow. Your dashboard shows a small badge when there is something you haven't read yet.
The whole site now has a dark theme. It follows your device's setting, or you can choose light or dark yourself under Appearance on your profile.
A public pricing page lists every price in credits and rupees, worked out the same way the charge is. Every paid button shows its price. The terms, privacy policy, refund policy and contact page are linked from the bottom of every page.
Take a look: Prices and policies you can read before signing up
Every page fits a phone screen, with a compact menu and larger buttons. Deleting, unpublishing or removing something asks you to confirm first. A low balance is pointed out before a paid action fails, and stored PDFs open in the browser.
A bell at the top of every page tells you when something needs you: storage that is about to renew, a purchase or refund, a long question or site build that has finished, or a Showcase site whose hosting is due.
Every credit purchase now has its own receipt with a receipt number. Your credit history says in plain words what each line was for, and the Usage page shows what each product cost you month by month, with a CSV download.
Buy credits in packs of 50, 100, 250 or 500 at the usual price per credit, or enter your own amount. You can also set a limit on how many credits may be spent in any 24 hours or any 30 days, and anything that would pass it is refused before it starts.
If a Data Analyst question or a Fitness Tracker meal analysis went wrong, open its receipt and report the problem in a few words. We read every report, and the bell tells you when it has been looked at.
From your account you can download everything we hold about you as one file, or ask for your account to be deleted. You can also sign out of the website everywhere at once from your profile.
Take a look: Download your data, or ask us to delete your account
Every account now has a friendly username, and the site greets you by it. Pick your own on your profile page.
Answers are formatted text with the result table right underneath, and a chart when the data suits one. While a question runs you see which step it is on, each answer shows what it cost, and an answer tells you when a result was cut short.
Take a look: Data Analyst: tables and charts in every answer
Each answer can show the query behind it, explained in one plain sentence. Numbered sources link to the page or passage they quote. You can edit an earlier question and ask it again, or download a whole conversation as a Markdown file.
Save a question you ask often and run it again later on the latest data, with no charge and a full CSV of the result. After an upload you get a short profile of the dataset and some questions to try.
Take a look: Data Analyst: save a question and run it again for free
Upload a file without leaving Data Analyst, or try it out with a sample sales table or a sample policy document. The preview says in plain words what your file will become and what it will cost before anything is charged. A table's page shows which of your other tables it can be combined with, and you can add a note to each column.
Take a look: Data Analyst: upload in place, or start with sample data
Answers suggest follow-up questions, a later step can use what an earlier step found, and a question that fails tells you what went wrong and how to try again.
A short form asks for the things a site needs, such as your business name, who it is for and what you do, and keeps your answers for next time. Your uploaded images and the text of your PDFs go into the build, and phone photos come out the right way up.
Take a look: Showcase: describe your site with a guided form
Your project page shows a build's progress as it happens, and new pages follow built-in design guidance. A build uses every instruction you have sent since the last one, and you can discard an instruction before it is built. If you ask for something a page cannot do, such as a form, you are told what to do instead and not charged.
Pick any two versions of your site and see exactly what changed between them, line by line.
Published sites carry a title and description for link previews, and you can choose to hide a site from search engines.
Same product, new name and a new address. Old links still work and take you to the right place.
Plan routines and start a workout from one, choose from a searchable list of 66 exercises, and set a target duration and rest for each one. See your personal records and charts of your progress, in the units you prefer.
Take a look: Fitness Tracker: routines, records and progress charts
Log a meal with several items, or from a photo that suggests what is on the plate for you to confirm. Record every body measurement with a chart over time, and download all your Fitness Tracker data whenever you like.
Take a look: Fitness Tracker: meals from a photo, and full measurements