Stephen Curry, athletes, and creators test Google health tools
Google has enlisted athletes like Stephen Curry and prominent creators to test and advise on its health-focused app, digital health coach, and Fitbit devices. These advisors offer real-world feedback and collaborate with Google's teams to refine coaching features—like using live workout data and co-designing hardware. The goal: make the company's health tech easier and more practical for daily fitness and wellness needs.
- Stephen Curry is Google's official Health Performance Advisor
- Advisors test health app, coaching AI, and Fitbit hardware
- Real-life feedback helps Google personalize its health tools
- Athletes use devices for training, recovery, and nutrition
- Creators show how tools fit daily routines and challenges
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