Betfred

Betfred is a sporty training companion built around two main disciplines: distance tracking for running, cycling and walking, and a body measurement log that shows physical progress over time.

When the app is first opened, the user is greeted by a single screen against a night stadium background. The slogan Track every kilometer. Measure every gain. appears above a large Start Training button, and the user can enter the app with a single tap.

The home screen is dominated by a large circular Distance Ring that fills most of the screen. The arc of the ring glows in stadium cyan against a deep navy blue background as the session progresses, providing an immediate indication of the distance to the goal. Below the ring, three compact data tiles show the current Pace, Time and Kcal. Tap the ring or the Start Session button to get started; the controls change to Pause, Resume and End Session as the session state changes.

The Sessions tab contains the complete history of activities. Each saved entry shows the distance, total duration and average pace. If the user has not yet exercised, the screen displays No sessions yet. Start your first run. The Clear History button allows history to be cleared at any time.

The Measure tab tracks five body measurements: Weight, Waist, Chest, Biceps and Thigh. Tap Log Measurement to enter today’s values ​​into a dialog box that automatically populates previous data. Each metric entry shows the current result along with a change indicator — positive, negative or No change — compared to the previous entry.

Settings provides control over the distance unit, the Sound Feedback toggle and the Reset All Data option which, upon confirmation, deletes all sessions and measurements. The betfred app also provides a simple way to consistently track daily progress.

The entire interface uses a strict color palette of deep navy, medium blue panels, and a single stadium cyan accent reserved for interactive elements and main focal points. Poppins Bold headings give the layout a confident, geometric character similar to a stadium scoreboard.