Upset triathlete
The idea of this app is great. But it is not designed well for interval sets. It only allows 19 intervals in a “set” so I’m having to create 3-6 sets depending on my workout.
It also skips intervals or duplicates them A LOT. It’s frustrating and highly annoying. It gets so bad sometimes I’ll try to just use manual mode but it keeps running from the messed up set.
Sure hope it gets fixed soon. Rather disappointed!
It also skips intervals or duplicates them A LOT. It’s frustrating and highly annoying. It gets so bad sometimes I’ll try to just use manual mode but it keeps running from the messed up set.
Sure hope it gets fixed soon. Rather disappointed!
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Lack of basic features required by a modern app for such an expensive product!
The app quality is not in line with the price of the pool itself.
It is not possible to create programs with more than 19 entries (?!?), and the creation of the entries is clunky to use an euphemism: if you want to create a 10x100 set, you need to manually copy-paste the individual entries and you cannot copy-paste breaks.
The app does not link with any other modern fitness apps and it does not allow to build, store (and possibly share) the training programs online.
Sometimes for unspecified reasons the program breaks and the pool just stops working.
A major revision is required!
It is not possible to create programs with more than 19 entries (?!?), and the creation of the entries is clunky to use an euphemism: if you want to create a 10x100 set, you need to manually copy-paste the individual entries and you cannot copy-paste breaks.
The app does not link with any other modern fitness apps and it does not allow to build, store (and possibly share) the training programs online.
Sometimes for unspecified reasons the program breaks and the pool just stops working.
A major revision is required!
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Lacks an intuitive simple way to get connected with app
How long is too long as I wait for it to connect I wonder what and where I did something wrong
Needs a Serious Upgrade
I love the concept of the Fit@Home app, but in practice, it really falls short. The biggest issue is that it feels outdated and clunky. It frequently fails to connect to Wi-Fi, which makes tracking workouts inconsistent and frustrating. Even more disappointing is the complete lack of integration with popular fitness apps like Strava or Garmin—something that’s become pretty standard in the fitness tech world.
At this point, it feels more like a missed opportunity than a useful training companion. That said, I’ve heard rumors that an updated version is in the works. If that’s true, I really hope Endless Pools is listening to user feedback—this app has potential, but it desperately needs a modern overhaul.
At this point, it feels more like a missed opportunity than a useful training companion. That said, I’ve heard rumors that an updated version is in the works. If that’s true, I really hope Endless Pools is listening to user feedback—this app has potential, but it desperately needs a modern overhaul.
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Unreliable
Doesn’t work. Constantly loses WiFi connection. It could be a great tool if it worked but it’s just useless. I use the primitive remote control instead. At least the remote control works.
