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Impressive.
I would like to sincerely congratulate the developers of this application. For a person who is totally blind, this application is 100% completely accessible with VoiceOver. This makes it easy for a person who is totally blind like myself to keep track of my fitness levels and fitness goals. Thank you.Show lessiamthesunnyboy
Great dashboard view
Can we get FitPort widgets for Home Screen?? Would love to customise with iOS 15 and track steps and workouts etcreuben_p
Slow update
Doesn’t update steps on complication while I walk. I need to tap to see an update. That defeats the purpose of a complication.Macback343
Just one problem
I find FitPort very useful, but I have a problem with it. It doesn’t connect to my iPhone Health App. It would get five stars otherwise.Gucci'sMum
Best app
Man when are you coming up with a widget ?!??Ritchie-J
Great app, but now can't see entire summary on watch
I love seeing my stats quickly on the watch complication and app, but since the watch update, the text size seems to have changed and now the app only shows calories and exercise minutes with "...". I now have to click again to get all 3 including standing. I would like it to go back to the entire summary on the opening page of the app. I don't want to have to drill down further just to get my basic stats.Show lessWP in Colorado
Needs Widgets
Love the watch complications, but now with the new iOS, this app could make great customizable widgets.manolosf
DEVELOPERS!
Please consider adding a widget feature for iOS 14! I’d even pay for this feature. Thank you!!!ShadyKillar
Excellent
FitPort was good before and us even better now with new watch complications. It gives good straightforward breakdowns across a range of health metrics - and also offers a very convenient step tracker. If you want to know your steps, not just your “move ring”, FitPort is a great solution.SJAYM88
I wanted to love it!
The layout is absolutely gorgeous and eye catching. But the one thing I was expecting a paid app to do, it doesn’t. End of week totals for an individual exercise. The lowest increment is only seemingly 30 days which is kind of a bummer. Even when drilling down and switching to weekly then tapping and hold, it’s an average. There’s no real granular level of data to analyze. The way they’ve chosen when do totals and when to do averages is interesting. I won’t go so far as to say I feel like the money was a waste because the design is there. I just hope a better UX catches up with it.
Edit: I also can’t toggle between previous days in a way that makes sense. Another comment was left 2yrs ago with the same complaint. I hope some real updates come to this app soon.Show lessOhDearErica
