wristbandtracker

noun
UK /ˈrɪst.bændˌtræk.ər/
US /ˈrɪst.bændˌtræk.ɚ/

A small gadget you wear on your arm that keeps track of things like your steps or heart rate.

My wristbandtracker says I walked ten thousand steps today.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A device used to monitor the location of a person, such as a child or patient, via a band worn on the wrist.

The hospital gave each patient a wristbandtracker so nurses could find them quickly.

3. A wrist strap that records data for access control or event check-in.

Your wristbandtracker will let you into the concert and log which stages you visit.

4. A band that tracks sports performance metrics for athletes during training.

The coach reviewed the wristbandtracker data to see how fast each runner sprinted.