Avoid
My son downloaded this app then immediately deleted it upon seeing the weekly subscription. End of story? No. 4 months later I’m still paying for the app. Ridiculous and unscrupulous billing practices. Caveat emptor.
Waste of time
I understand AI models and servers cost money to run but the app pretends to be free until it hits you with a paywall to see your results
Tilet
I have to pay to do this should ne free as its new
Terrible
Spreading misinformation about a death and using his name
Scam and cruel advertisement
This app is a scam with the in app purchases and the make cruel ads regarding other gym members who have tragically passed away. It is extremely unprofessional and outrageous
Scum
Using a dead bodybuilder for your product is insane
App exercises are useless
The workouts that this app provide are ineffective and often gets stuff wrong like it’s saying for body building to do hex press when the hex press is one of the worst exercises you can do for chest , it’s clear when being made the people had no idea how to structure gym workouts and gym exercises
Disgusting people making a cash grab
Absolutely disgusting people posting marketing for this app on instagram using the death of fitness personality Joesthetics to promote their sorry excuse for a cash grab that doesn’t work unless you basically give them mortgage payments. I’m dissatisfied and disappointed but probably not as much as the parents of the “young entrepreneurs” who made this app still living in their basement.
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Unethical
This company is using misinformation on a persons passing to market their product. It's deeply disrespectful and hurtful to those affected. Please reconsider your marketing strategies ASAP!
Helpful but not worth it
This app charges an unfair amount of money per week/month to see a physique rating and it scams by giving you a free trial then still making you pay before the trial ends
Nonsense and unethical
Edit: saw they are using marketing from a dead influencer. Extra reason to avoid
It uses some “algorithm” to give your body a score. I don’t believe this is good practice as it encourages body dysmorphia and doesn’t give me actionable advice to improve my own fitness.
It uses some “algorithm” to give your body a score. I don’t believe this is good practice as it encourages body dysmorphia and doesn’t give me actionable advice to improve my own fitness.
Do not support the developers.
The developers marketed their app by making fun of and spreading misinformation about a dead lifter by the name of Josthetics
Unethical
Company is using misinformation on a person’s passing in an effort to market and promote their app. It is not only unethical but also hurtful to those affected.
Disrespectful Advertising!
This company is using misinformation on a persons passing to market their product. It's deeply disrespectful and hurtful to those affected. It's unethical, please reconsider your marketing strategy
ASAP!
ASAP!
Do NOT use this App. They disrespect the dead.
On their Instagram, their marketing team posted a video using Jo Lindner death as a marketing tactic.
Terrible Advertisement..
So bad to use a deceased influencer tragedy to advertise your app
Hehe
Good app for exercising
Doesn’t work
It sends lots of adds for free or 30% off and does not let you say not these adds.2nd it doesn’t actually rate your body it just shows your picture.3rd you cant access workouts as you have to buy it i think.4th it just lied about everything that it said on the videos
Thank you for reading
Thank you for reading
Scam
Just feels like a money grabber to be honest.
too much
too expensive for me
