Your Total Calories shows active and resting calories as one number
Your Total Calories adds up the active and resting calories your body burns into one number on your Apple Watch, without a big dashboard. It was #84 among paid Health & Fitness apps on the US App Store on 5 November.
What it means for you
If you track calories, it shows the full day's burn, not just workouts.
What to do
You need an Apple Watch; find it in the App Store.
The details
It costs $1.99 with in-app purchases, by Silentstar Group.
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