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About Dance Calories: Arcade Burn

STEP INTO THE ARCADE! The ultimate retro dance fitness tracker for your Apple Watch. Dance Calories: Arcade Burn is a unique fitness Apple Watch app that blends the joy of moving with the nostalgia of '80s arcade games. Whether you prefer social dances or intense cardio routines, this app gamifies your workout, letting you track progress, calories burned, and heart rate, all while aiming to beat your personal high score. KEY FEATURES: Select Dance Workout Mode: Choose between Social or Cardio intensity to match your flow. Live BPM and Calorie tracker: View live heart rate or calorie data designed for quick glances. Gamified Fitness: Beat your personal high score measured by calories burned Detailed Logbook: Review dancing trends and review your data history It's time to step into your personal dance arcade and let every move count!

What’s new

Version 2.1.0 · Updated March 10, 2026

Full VoiceOver accessibility! Every screen now works with VoiceOver. Workout metrics, buttons, logbook entries, trends, and more are all readable and navigable. Dance tracking for everyone!

App privacy

The developer, PRICKLY PEAR APP WORKS LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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