OptimizeMe life-logging app gets optimized with Jawbone UP integration and more

The life-logging and quantified self-improvement app OptimizeMe has just gained a major new feature and several welcome improvements through its latest update. The major new feature in question is integration with Jawbone UP and UP24 fitness wristbands. With this integration in place, you can now use OptimizeMe to keep track of your sleep, calories consumed, calories, burned, active minutes, steps, weight, and body fat recorded using either an UP or an UP24 wristband. This integration comes less than a week after UP by Jawbone, the official iOS app of said wristbands, was updated with new features aimed at helping users eat better. The latest update to OptimizeMe also brings the following improvements:

• Items can now be sorted in profile screen
• Automatic backup every 3 days if connected to Dropbox
• Backup reminder if not connected to Dropbox
• Icon colors fixed in Settings

The new version of OptimizeMe is available now as a free update or as a new $3.99 download. The app is optimized for iPhone and iPod touch running iOS 6.0 or later. Launched last January, OptimizeMe received its first major update last March, thereby gaining integration with Apple’s M7 motion coprocessor for automatic step counting, new data feeds, period tracking for female users, and more features. For more recently updated fitness apps, see also: Noom Weight update features Food Oracle, custom dishes and barcode search, BodyWise 2.0 Features New Design, Fitbit And Jawbone UP Syncing Plus More, and Hey, Meatbags! Carrot Fit Just Got Updated With iCloud Sync, Weight Gain Mode And More.

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