Map My Walk  

This is an easy-to-use app that keeps track of how many miles you cover during your workout as well as other important information, including elapsed time, speed and calories burned.  

Wellbeats

This app gives you access to more than 400 virtual fitness classes, workout plans and tests. Its classes range from ones that are only 15 minutes or less to workouts that have been designed specifically for senior citizens. 

Nike Training Club

You can choose from more than 180 workouts when you download the Nike Training Club app. Classes include strength training, cardio and even yoga.

Fitbod

Fitbod keeps track of your past workouts and then personalizes a workout plan for you that takes into account your goals as well as the equipment available to you. This app will then guide you through each exercise, letting you know how many reps and sets you should be doing, as well as the weights you should use. 

Strava

Looking for a way to challenge other runners over your favorite course? That is just one of the features you'll find on Strava. Its leaderboard feature allows you to challenge other runners for the top spot for a particular route or trail. Strava will also keep track of other information for you, including the distance you run and the calories you burn. 

7 Minute Workout

This app claims to be the number one fitness app in 127 countries. It will guide you through 12 high-intensity, 30-second exercises for a quick workout.

Have you been searching for new apartments in Raleigh, North Carolina, that offer a host of fitness amenities that will help you get into shape, such as a workout facility? Then you'll want to check out The Tribute, which boasts a 24-hour strength and cardio gym with Life Fitness Spin Bikes. Our workout area also offers group fitness with Wellbeats Fitness on Demand. 

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Mint: A Great Budgeting App

Managing your finances is a lot easier when you can see your outgoing expenses and income both on your tablet and smartphone. Mint helps you keep track of everything: From creating a budget to paying bills to keeping your shopping list updated, Mint is a money manager that also lets you keep track of how your credit score is being affected from month to month. 

You won't forget another bill with scheduled alerts, and since credit card transactions are automatically tracked, you can even track your cash transactions to get a total picture of your day-to-day finances. 

Eventbrite: Finding Events Near You

This popular app keeps an up-to-date listing of everything that's happening in your area — and you can also create, promote and share your own events with friends and family as a one-stop event planner. So if you're looking for a rooftop party, creative classes, outdoor adventure or family-time events held by members of the community, Eventbrite is the place to go.

Do more of what you love while connecting with a like-minded community near you. Eventbrite has many categories to explore, from large venues to intimate gatherings, and you can RSVP or register right from your smartphone.

iStaging: Home Decorating

So maybe the home decorating gene skipped a generation. No problem — with iStaging you can use an iPhone or Android phone to furnish your apartment using both virtual reality and augmented reality technologies. Instead of spending money on furnishings you'll later regret, this app allows you to view real furniture in the virtual setting of your apartment home.

Experiment with wallpapers, lighting, artwork, window treatments, dining room settings and more to see how physical changes to your home may affect mood and appearance.

For your next apartment in Raleigh, NC, visit The Tribute. We feature spacious one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment homes, beautifully landscaped courtyards and a Grecian-style pool.

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