App no longer pairs with device
They let the early adopters down by not maintaining the app. On a phone running iOS 26.5, device cannot be found in Bluetooth. Nor can you pair it in the app: the LED light on the exercise device alternatively flashes green, then blue, with an error message of “cannot connect. Try again later”.
Great!
A great app for a wonderful exercise machine. Isometric exercises are so important, and being able to measure your strength progress with this tool is fantastic.
Love the device, hate this app
Seems to allow no flexibility for choice of exercises besides its presets. Isn’t there a Freeform option?
Potentially great, but flawed execution
Really wanted to give this a 5* review, but every time I try to get back to using it I get frustrated.
The first issue is hardware… why is it not rechargable, or at least designed to easily replace the battery? The awkward and fragile clips to get to the battery feel like they’re going to break every time I replace it (which is every time I dig it out of the drawer and think maybe I’ll try again)
Second, and the reason it ends up back in the drawer, is the app. It’s iPhone and ‘portrait’ only. No landscape on an iPad, which really isn’t a huge ask for a device that’s really designed to use landscape and that’s how the folios, cases, and even the stand that comes with the device encourage you to use it that way (the iPad falls off if I do put it in portrait orientation!). I gave this feedback when I bought the device - 3, maybe 4, years ago now, support said it was coming “real soon” … guess their idea of soon and mine isn’t the same.
Fix the software, and I’d consider it a 4 star device (the battery situation is going to cost it the final star).
Right now, once again, the device is sitting on my desk, open, waiting for a battery … that I’m probably not going to bother putting in because the landscape issue means I know I’ll use it for a week, never get into the habit, and back in the drawer it’ll go
The first issue is hardware… why is it not rechargable, or at least designed to easily replace the battery? The awkward and fragile clips to get to the battery feel like they’re going to break every time I replace it (which is every time I dig it out of the drawer and think maybe I’ll try again)
Second, and the reason it ends up back in the drawer, is the app. It’s iPhone and ‘portrait’ only. No landscape on an iPad, which really isn’t a huge ask for a device that’s really designed to use landscape and that’s how the folios, cases, and even the stand that comes with the device encourage you to use it that way (the iPad falls off if I do put it in portrait orientation!). I gave this feedback when I bought the device - 3, maybe 4, years ago now, support said it was coming “real soon” … guess their idea of soon and mine isn’t the same.
Fix the software, and I’d consider it a 4 star device (the battery situation is going to cost it the final star).
Right now, once again, the device is sitting on my desk, open, waiting for a battery … that I’m probably not going to bother putting in because the landscape issue means I know I’ll use it for a week, never get into the habit, and back in the drawer it’ll go
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Feature needed
Would love if there was a way to test my strength in different movements and see how they progess over time without being in a workout.
