Friendly but annoying in lack of features.
The folks that run this are real responsive and nice but the AI needs me to do so much with keeping track of my workouts (it can’t access the memory of the workouts it creates - you have to upload them yourself if you have any questions about them) that it saves me time yo just manage things on my own great if you have no knowledge and don’t want to develop any and just be taken care of. If you have directions you’d like to steer your training, a different app would be a better option
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Amazing app
Love it. It’s fantastic. I’ve got a post grad degree in exercise science. Has made programming a breeze. I can tweak it where I disagree. But it creates great programs.
The only thing I don’t like is that you have to program training days, rather than say a set rest period such as 48-72 hours. So it gets a bit clunky when you delay a session for a day
The only thing I don’t like is that you have to program training days, rather than say a set rest period such as 48-72 hours. So it gets a bit clunky when you delay a session for a day
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Garbage App
It works great for the first week. Second week, all the sets and weights I did from last week gets all switched up and follows lowers weights and random reps.. Super frustrating. Had this app for months and kept giving it a try and does the same thing every time. Better off using my notes app to track my workouts..
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Jack
It had good potential but in its current form it is unworkable. The AI consistently gets it wrong and doesn’t seem to be improving. Many other apps on the market for a similar price that currently do it better.
Great App that needs a pdf download of individual workouts
Great App that needs a pdf download of individual workouts or date range of workouts. The text data dump is not very useful. Would love a pdf or excel with the workout results so I can track my progress.
You also should be able to have more than one program running at once. Especially if you’re going to change programs. Now if you start a nee program, it removes your current one. Other than that, I love the app.
You also should be able to have more than one program running at once. Especially if you’re going to change programs. Now if you start a nee program, it removes your current one. Other than that, I love the app.
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Response from developer
Thanks for your feedback and support! We will work on adding more export options and providing more flexibility with programs!
Needs Apple Watch App
I really like Spotr to track my workouts, but I keep going back to Hevy for the sole reason that I don’t want to keep pulling my phone in and out of my pockets to mark sets complete. Give me Apple Watch functionality similar to Hevy’s and you’ve got me for good.
It has promise
I have tried this app for a few months now and it works well when it works, it is getting increasingly frustrating as the AI gets it wrong to many times and then suggests I manually edit, this defeats the point of the app.
Customer support are quick to answer.
I have asked Apple for a refund. I’m sad about it because I really wanted it to work.
Customer support are quick to answer.
I have asked Apple for a refund. I’m sad about it because I really wanted it to work.
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Impressive and effective
super impressed with spotr after a few weeks of having it. i was previously using chatGPT to generate my workouts, but gave this a try because i hate having to type it all into a tracker after. spotr 1) generates the same or better workouts 2) loads it into the tracker for me 3) anything i add on i can dictate w voice so i don’t get lazy with typing. keeps me on track, get the app!
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Need a trial before I commit
Like the idea, but I’m not gonna purchase it without trying
Promising App, but Needs a Trial Period
The app shows a lot of promise and the ads definitely caught my attention. However, it is hard to commit to a full yearly subscription without testing it first. If the developers want people to really buy into the experience, they should offer a trial period instead of requiring a full year's payment upfront.
I will change my rating once the option opens up.
I will change my rating once the option opens up.
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Workout guidance needs improvement
Just starting out using this app. Would really love if there was more guidance for each of the workouts- the images dont always help guide you with form. Would be great to understand form and target muscles
No free trial
Sorry but you can’t expect people to fork out for the year without knowing anything about it or trying it first for a week. And the month by month price is just a laugh. The promise of a goodwill refund if not satisfied within 14 days is just not enough. Have you seen the amount of reviews for apps in this App Store where people struggle to get promised refunds?
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Overall great
Overall the app is great and I am now using this one after trying several others. It’s currently more geared towards people that know what they are doing in the gym like myself rather than people just starting out. Personally, I really wish the app had built in macro tracking and nutrition info. If it had that and the ability to ask for recipes and have them automatically added to your library then the ability to track all macros, it would be a game changer.
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Great App that needs a pdf download of individual workouts
Great App that needs a pdf download of individual workouts or date range of workouts. The text data dump is not very useful. Would love a pdf or excel with the workout results so I can track my progress.
You also should be able to have more than one program running at once. Especially if you’re going to change programs. Now if you start a nee program, it removes your current one. Other than that, I love the app.
You also should be able to have more than one program running at once. Especially if you’re going to change programs. Now if you start a nee program, it removes your current one. Other than that, I love the app.
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Response from developer
Thanks for your feedback and support! We will work on adding more export options and providing more flexibility with programs!
Neat idea, couldn’t try it out
It’s basically ChatGPT (which is arguably the worse AI model since it wants to agree with what you’re doing) logging your workout. Unfortunately I couldn’t even try it before they wanted a monthly commitment. I love using Coros workout app for the heat map aspect, and thought this would bridge that gap with Garmin. Too bad I can’t confirm.
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Meh
Right now it’s meh. I’ve paid for a year, so I guess I’m cooked. The AI feature is buggy to say the least, lots of trouble updating a routine.
The app writes a workout but not active calories to Apple health. So … if you’re stat tracking it’s lacking.
The app writes a workout but not active calories to Apple health. So … if you’re stat tracking it’s lacking.
Genius
Great way to navigate the gym after college athletics. I’m so used to having a trainer guiding me and now once again I do
Fabulous experience
I have a couple minor physical limitations due to past injuries and Spotr has adjusted lifts based on my feedback about what hurts and doesn’t, pushed me to go up in weight past what i thought I could do, and has created a routine that fits into my schedule. For a fraction of the price I have a personal trainer, and it’s on my phone. Could not love it more!
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Response from developer
Thanks so much for your support! Always feel free to reach out with any suggestions for us!
attention to detail is awesome!
onboarding experience makes it super easy to tailor your experience!! the creators make the app motivating and make strength training exciting again
Spotr is an AI fitness app that cannot handle basic programming.
If your training plan is the same exact week on repeat forever, this app may be enough. If you want even mildly structured programming, its limitations show immediately. It cannot run a real alternating schedule, cannot rotate sessions properly, cannot manage week-to-week accessory variation, and cannot support a true phased plan the way many people actually train.
The AI gives the impression that the app is flexible, but the actual scheduling system is extremely rigid.
That disconnect is frustrating. It is basically a fixed calendar pretending to be a smart coach.
For a workout app built around AI, it should be able to handle far more than this.
No real alternating weeks. No true rolling schedules. No proper weekly exercise variation. No meaningful phased structure. Just one repeating 7-day template dressed up as something smarter.
That is not intelligent coaching. That is a calendar.
Very disappointing.
The AI gives the impression that the app is flexible, but the actual scheduling system is extremely rigid.
That disconnect is frustrating. It is basically a fixed calendar pretending to be a smart coach.
For a workout app built around AI, it should be able to handle far more than this.
No real alternating weeks. No true rolling schedules. No proper weekly exercise variation. No meaningful phased structure. Just one repeating 7-day template dressed up as something smarter.
That is not intelligent coaching. That is a calendar.
Very disappointing.
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Response from developer
Thanks for sharing your feedback. Spotr already supports personalized programming, progression, and adaptation for a wide range of lifters, but we’re also continuing to expand the kinds of training structures the app can support over time. Some of the advanced scheduling features you mentioned are things we’re actively working on, and feedback like this helps us prioritize where to go next. Appreciate you trying Spotr.
