JWear Max
Pan YunFeng
JWear Max is estimated to make $5k per month from 8k downloads / mo, tracked daily on Peekly.
How Peekly estimates these figuresJWear Max is a sports and health monitoring app that is paired with a smart Bluetooth watch. It supports diverse exercise modes, manages daily data such as personal steps, heart rate, and sleep in real-time, provides rea
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About JWear Max
JWear Max is a sports and health monitoring app that is paired with a smart Bluetooth watch. It supports diverse exercise modes, manages daily data such as personal steps, heart rate, and sleep in real-time, provides real-time message reminders, and allows for free switching of the watch market, enabling an intelligent and healthy exercise life
Rating & reviews
280 reviews
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Free
No in-app purchases detected
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Frequently asked questions
How much does JWear Max make?
JWear Max is estimated to make $5k per month, according to Peekly's daily tracking.
How many downloads does JWear Max have?
JWear Max has an estimated 8k downloads / mo on Google Play.
Is JWear Max free?
JWear Max is free to download.
What is JWear Max's rating?
JWear Max has a rating of 3.4 out of 5, based on 280 reviews.
Information
Publisher
Pan YunFeng
Category
Health & Fitness
Compatibility
7.0
Size
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Rating
PEGI 3
Price
Free
Released
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Last update
Aug 12, 2026
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