Nen@
Great Addition!
Where’s my history data?
2. The last revision reduced the font size to being nearly unreadable. There is a lot of dead space on your screens, use some of it with a readable font size.
Apple Watch connectivity issues, constant restarts
Overall ok but features don’t work well to are missing.
Additionally the meal/recipe system doesn’t sync the number of servings. You make a recipe, add the number of servings and it breaks it down. Great. Then you add said recipe and it adds ALL the servings every time. Not just the one you’re having.
Very limited support for Android watches as well.
Video mismatch
Just start!
OK but glitchy
Apple Watch tracking shuts off mid workout
Worth every penny!
Perfect
Glitchy
Stats are back! Yay!
Asks me sign in?
Loving it
Search history feature request
My background is in product and design leadership. I have a hard time not noticing these things in products I use all the time, especially ones I’m genuinely invested in.
Trainerize is incredibly useful to me in real time. When I’m at the gym with my coach, I can move through the programmed workout, see what I did previously, log my weights and reps, and keep moving. It does that job really well.
Where I keep hitting a wall is the moment I want to understand anything about my training outside of that immediate workout context.
Tonight I had an incredibly simple question: What weight have I been using for seated dumbbell overhead press?
I assumed I’d just search the exercise and see my history. Instead, I couldn’t find a global search, couldn’t find an intuitive path into my past workouts, and ultimately couldn’t answer the question despite knowing that Trainerize has all of that data.
That struck me as an interesting product gap: Trainerize is very good at helping me execute a workout, but surprisingly difficult to use as my own training record.
As a client, I’d love to be able to search any movement and immediately see: when I’ve done it, weight/reps, progression over time, recent performance and PRs. The data is already being generated every time I train, but I don’t really have a way to interrogate it.
With so much opportunity emerging around AI and longitudinal fitness data, that feels particularly valuable. Even before adding intelligence, simply making my own history accessible would unlock a lot.
Anyway, sharing because I use the product constantly and care about it enough to notice. I know unsolicited product feedback can be a mixed blessing :) but figured this observation might be useful to you and the team.
Courtney
