
Why 150 minutes – and why every minute counts
Where the weekly activity guideline comes from, what counts towards it and how to build up gently from wherever you are today.
A little movement. A way that fits you.
Flomo Health makes everyday movement personal. Answer a short survey about your health, ability and what you enjoy, and our app Fluo builds a plan that starts where you are and works up to 150 active minutes a week.
No name, email or account needed. You get a private plan code to come back any time.
A personal plan brings your next step into focus. See today's activities, record what you manage and build up at your own pace – on your phone, tablet or computer.
Example plan shown. Your goals and activities will reflect your answers.
Three steps from “I should move more” to a plan you can actually follow.
A friendly survey about your fitness, what you can do comfortably, any health conditions and what you enjoy.
Our AI planner creates a progressive weekly plan – warm-ups, cardio, strength, balance and targeted exercises – with clear instructions.
See today's activities, record what you did and watch your week fill up. Your plan code opens it on any device.
We ask about the things that really shape what's right for you, so your plan is realistic from day one.

UK and World Health Organization guidance recommends adults aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate activity a week, plus strength activities on two days. If you're starting from a low level, your plan builds up gradually.
A quick safety check flags anyone who should speak to their GP before starting. Plans are general guidance, never a diagnosis.
Practical, encouraging reading from the Flomo Health team.

Where the weekly activity guideline comes from, what counts towards it and how to build up gently from wherever you are today.

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Why small, regular steps beat big bursts – and how to keep going on the days when motivation is low.
Fluo is growing in three phases.
Anyone can create a free plan working towards 150 minutes a week. Health professionals can also set plans up for people they support.
Health professionals sign in to tailor, review and approve plans for their patients, with targeted physiotherapy.
Doctor-led plans for people managing long-term conditions, with closer monitoring and more targeted goals.