Arise User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience55.8% of reviews
Neutral9.4% of reviews
Negative experience34.8% of reviews

~ Based on 1,179 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Arise Safe?

Arise: Level Up In Real Life appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Arise is 96/100.

This assessment is based on 20,903 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.

Safety Analysis

94.6% of ratings point to a safe experience
2.8% of ratings suggest some concerns
2.6% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 20,903 App Store ratings for Arise.

Is Arise Legit?

Arise: Level Up In Real Life appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Arise is 78/100.

Based on 78 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Good but faulty

The app is really good but for something that is used daily it constantly resets itself and requires you to repeatedly put in the initial data for it to remember you’re already registered. Frustrating

Limited

There isn’t very many exercises that don’t require equipment. There isn’t anything in the way of yoga or Pilates or more female type exercises. There is a lot going for it but it’s very lacking. I have requested this be updated but no changes or response other than notice having received request. Last option available would be to add your own exercise but they don’t even have that. It is very disappointing. It didn’t offer free trial till I paid for subscription so it was too late / unavailable. So I had to take a risk just to try this. Please address my requests.
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I was told I could do this for free

I was told in a YouTube ad that this was a free app and that I wouldn’t have to pay. I’m 13 and I can’t get a job so this was a way I could do it, but no. I have to pay 15$ a month for this. I’m very weak and wanted to do this to look and feel better, but if I can’t afford what’s the point. I feel there should be a free with ads version such as every day every few workouts the break would be an ad. I feel like it’s dumb I should pay to work out. It’s personal gain not a thing I should pay for. I just can’t find a better way to workout. Please make a free with ads version, (with less benefits than subscription so people still pay).
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Buggy app

I thought a subscription and emailed them for help after I couldn’t log in anymore with my Apple ID. Crickets. What a waste of money.

Cashgrab

No free version, pay only, doesn’t work well, sometimes won’t let you log in.

iOS version not working

iOS version has not worked in about 2 months. Paid for membership and can’t even use it.

Why do you need to pay

I need to pay 14.99 for this horible do not recommend

Needs some work

It sucks that you can choose a new program, and then do your workout and then go for the second one and it doesn’t let you start is and then you lose all your exp. And it also sucks where I don’t have equipment and I put that in and then it tells me to do stuff that requires dumbbells/barbells etc

It’s fun, but its not dialed in

The point of this app is to keep you engaged in a reward system program. The days you schedule your workout, the app will give you a program to complete. If you don’t do it, you get penalized (in leveling points) the UI is nice, but it needs more user interaction functions.

I bought the yearly plan to give this a fair review. Anything above E rank is not available, they have not released the programs as of the date of this review. S rank is available, but you have to be in great shape to attempt them.

Some improvement to suggest.

When asking users what their workout experience is like, keep the program according to their selection.
A novice, or someone who is not active will usually be unable to doing clapping pushups, tri angle pushups, or even archer pushups.

Asking users what equipment they have available, and not keeping the workouts consistent.
If the user chooses no equipment, why put bench press, dumbbells, or even kettle bells in their quest? To be fair, You are able to swap out the workouts. But, they aren’t suggested workouts, you have to determine if the newly chosen workout (with limited selection) will be a good substitute.

Create a way to view your previous workouts and choose/save the ones you enjoy.

Achievements, describe how we are able to complete them.

I believe they are still in BETA release. Hope they continue to succeed with newer updates
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We need more

Hey this app is awesome, and gamifies weight-lifting without making it corny.
There are two aspects that I feel this app is lacking in heavily.
1. This app *needs* an online ranking system. Without it, there is no real challenging yourself by getting more points/ levels than others.
2. Adding the ability to track if you have/ have not hit your macro goals in the app would add another large pull towards using the app. With that, the app would feel like an entire Bobdybuilding/ Health ecosystem, not just an app to track workouts
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Not free

It makes you enter all of your personal data (age gender, height weight, lifestyle, etc.) and THEN tells you that you have to either agree to pay $14.99/month with opportunity to try the app for free, or delete it. So they collect all your information whether you use the app or not without disclosing fees beforehand. Shame on them.
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Все круто

Не хватает неожиданных дополнительных заданий и отслеживания их выполнения. Как минимум можно добавить внезапные беговые тренировки и следить за дистанцией через стандартные функции отслеживания активности. А также запись на камеру упражнений с возможностью потом скачать с лого и другим брендированием
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Relativement cher pour ce que c’est

Aucune possibilité de connecter son Apple Watch pour un minimum de tracking. L’app est faite bizarrement, et aucune version française. J’ai demandé un remboursement à Apple

Cost money.

the app is not bad but you just gotta pay.

Very inaccurate

I downloaded this app excited to use it. I would be using it to gain muscle and gain weight as I only weigh 100lbs. Within the first setup period it told me I’m obese with a BMI of 31.1.
My BMI is 18.4 underweight in reality.
On top of this it told me my goal of 125 would be a lower BMI than where I am at 100.
These extreme inaccuracies are unacceptable.
It shows that this app is set up on the back end to make the user think they are more obese than they actually are in the start. This alone made me change my mind about giving this app a try due to its tactics. Which makes me sad because the concept looks very good.
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It’s a good app but you gotta pay a lot

It’s a really good app and it tells you about a lot of things with your body but you do gotta pay monthly or yearly

I like your app but

Stop trying to get money out of us I don’t want to pay make the game free and you will get a 5star please I love the idea it’s just not fair I don’t want to pay I just want to play free

Absolute grift

Absolute grift

All the things are hidden behind a paywall

I can’t access it because I’m broke

No support/ no accountability

I have sent multiple emails on my account login issue and not being able to sign in with no response, no fix for it, nothing this app used to work fine…now nothing works and the app keeps deleting my account back and forth