Fitness App Recognized as ANZ’s Most Innovative Company

fitness app vitruvian Ranked among the most innovative companies in Australia and New Zealand. Australian Financial Review (AFR) This year’s BOSS list ranked #1 in the manufacturing and consumer goods sector.

Based on Inventium’s Innovation Framework, which consists of nine factors that drive innovation, the accreditation is based on a rigorous evaluation process managed by Inventium, an Australian behavioral sciences consultancy, in collaboration with a panel of industry experts. is the result of One of the criteria is the organization’s best innovation in the last two years, specifically the problem it is trying to solve, the quality and uniqueness of the solution, and its level of impact.

Judges rated Vitruvian’s Trainer+, which combines a smart connected fitness product that easily slides under your bed and a platform that acts as a virtual personal trainer in one product. The app also gives users access to her over 200 exercises, classes curated by Elite Fitness Couch, goal-oriented programs, data tracking, and performance insights.

Vitruvian founder Jon Gregory said: “Vitruvian is a very young company and in the midst of a global pandemic he brought his first product to market in November 2020.

“Since then, we have been constantly improving our technology and striving to add more value to our customers, so we have gotten better and better at it,” added Gregory. “We have a product that we are proud of and a community that is extremely engaged.”

Dr. Amantha Inverthe founder of Inventium said it is exciting to see the number of ideas that not only create tremendous value for participants on the BOSS list, but also have a positive impact on our planet and our diverse communities.

AFR BOSS Editor Sally Patten also highlighted how encouraging it is to see Australian entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs coming up with fresh ideas and continuing to implement them.

“Innovations like those highlighted in the 2022 AFR BOSS Most Innovative Companies list should help propel our economy forward,” said Patten.