How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone

The Fitness app on iOS 18 has added some new customizations such as you can change the Summary page of the Fitness app, add the necessary cards to the summary page according to your usage needs. Thus, users can customize the Fitness app on iPhone to their liking. Below are detailed instructions for changing the Fitness app on iPhone.

How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone

Step 1:

On the interface of the Fitness application, scroll down and select Edit Summary . Now we can change the existing cards on the Summary page.

How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone
How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone

You can delete any cards you don't need by clicking the - sign or change the display order by moving the cards according to your needs.

How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone

Step 2:

If you want to add another management card, click the Add button in the top left corner of the interface. Now you will see other cards to choose from to add to the Summary page. Scroll down to see all the other cards and choose which card you want to use.

How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone
How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone
How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone

Step 3:

When you tap on a card it will show the card's contents as shown below. We will look at the different cards and tap Add Card to add it to the Summary page in the Fitness app.

How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone
How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone
How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone

Step 4:

The new card will then appear on the Summary page above and you can change the display order according to your needs. Finally, click Done in the upper right corner to save the changes.

How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone
How to Customize the Fitness App on iPhone

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