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What it is for
What FitCloudPro does
FitCloudPro is a companion app for selected smartwatches, linking the watch to an Android phone and bringing its everyday controls and health records into one place. It is aimed mainly at owners of the KUMI GT6 Pro, KUMI GW16T Pro, KUMI KU3 Max and KUMI KU3 Meta. The developer is topstep, and the app sits in the Health & Fitness category.
Health tracking and watch controls
Once paired with a supported watch, FitCloudPro can record common activity and wellness data including steps, calories, sleep, heart rate and blood oxygen. These readings are useful for spotting general patterns in your activity rather than replacing medical advice; the app is explicitly intended for general fitness and health use.
The app also gives you practical watch settings in one place. You can choose from different watch faces, adjust brightness and vibration, enable do-not-disturb behaviour, and use reminders for movement or drinking water. The value here depends heavily on whether your watch is among the supported models and whether you want more control than the watch itself provides.
Notifications and permissions
FitCloudPro can pass phone alerts to the watch, including incoming calls, SMS and notifications from services such as Facebook and Twitter. On supported devices, it also provides actions such as rejecting a call or replying quickly to a text message. To keep these features working, it may request access to location, Bluetooth, contacts, calls, messages and notifications, along with permission to run in the background and ignore battery optimisation.
What the numbers suggest
With a rating of about 3.7 from 74,129 ratings and more than 10 million installs, FitCloudPro has a large user base but a mixed overall response. It makes the most sense as a functional companion for owners of its supported watches, especially if health records and phone notifications matter to you. If your device is not on that list, compatibility is the first thing to check before expecting the app to be useful.