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"Chances are if you have a smartphone and are health conscious, you have some sort of calorie counting app. Maybe you have more than one.\nIf that's the case, here's some good news: MyFitnessPal, a calorie-counting app that works across mobile devices and desktop, is announcing the launch of their closed API and partnerships with Withings, runtastic, Endomondo, BodyMedia, Fitbit and others. \nWhat this means is that by using the MyFitnessPal app, you can sync more of your devices and get a larger picture of your overall health by seeing all that information in one place. \n\nSEE ALSO: 5 Diet Apps to Keep You on the Right Track\nYou could already sync your energy counts on the MyFitnessPal diet-tracking app to your Fitbit profile. Now, you can also sync your Fitbit Aria Scale, if you have one, in addition to syncing a bevy of products to one app. \nWith 30 million registered users and 2 million food listings, MyFitnessPal is a favorite among consumers. \nMyFitnessPal will now share information about your health with these devices, if you have them: \n\nBodyMedia \u2013 Wearable body monitoring products that can help you manage weight and overall health.\nEndomondo \u2013 A fitness tracking app that uses GPS to become a personal trainer and motivator.\nFINIS Swimsense \u2013 A wearable monitor for swimmers that tracks laps, total distance, calories burned, stroke count and distance-per-stroke.\nFitbit \u2013 Fitbit makes wearable wireless pedometers as well as the Aria, a Wi-Fi-enabled scale.\nInteractive Fitness \u2013 An interactive stationary bike that makes workouts engaging.\nMIO \u2013 Makers of devices that track heart rate, calorie burn and motion.\nruntastic \u2013 Mobile apps that track running, walking and other fitness activities.\nScosche RHYTHM \u2013 An arm-strap pulse monitor that provides users a way to track and analyze workouts.\nWithings \u2013 Makers of the first Wi-Fi connected scale that records weight, lean &amp; fat mass, and calculated body mass index (BMI).\nStriiv\u2013 Fitness products that motivate people through activity-based games, personalized challenges and competitions with friends.\n\nAnd the partnerships will eventually allow the companies involved to mutually share information, so you can access your MyFitnessPal stats on your other accounts. A spokesperson for MyFitnessPal tells Mashable the company is open to other partnerships to enhance the user experience. \nDo you use any fitness products you'd like add to this mass partnership? Tell us in the comments. \nPhoto courtesy of iStockphoto, -101PHOTO- "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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