Not very good
Start button in custom exercise set serves no purpose. Either does choosing a rest period. AI fitness coach doesn’t work. Most of the app doesn’t work! No good. Deleting it.
Needs work
Unable to message developer for feedback. App has potential but needs work. Creating routines is either not possible or very difficult to understand how to do. Exercises have mismatched explanation when clicked the information button.
Bugs and Poor UX
The app feels like it’s still in beta… a few bugs and some obvious UX mistakes. For instance, the app crashed multiple times and the section that asks for height during onboarding doesn’t specify the metric type (feet, inches, stones, etc) and no decimal option. When I added my height, my BMI was calculated at 400%… seems a little off to me. I experienced multiple other bugs and quirks during onboarding… I’m surprised this app isn’t being deployed via TestFlight.
Also, the onboarding is unnecessary very, very looooooong. Many of the questions are useless and redundant, and details like height and weight should be able to be pulled in via Apple HealthKit integration. Any fitness app for iOS without the option for HealthKit integration doesn’t make sense. Less is more sometimes… If the Dev integrated HealthKit and cut onboarding by 80%, most of the bugs and UX issues would likely be resolved by omission and simplification.
Lastly, this app requires an IAP to access any features. The Dev is running a promo selling lifetime premium via IAP for $.99. In many cases this is a great deal, but not when the app is still in beta. Paying a Dev anything to let me be their beta tester is absurd to me, though others may be very happy to oblige. IMO Dev’s should provide incentives to users that they leverage for a beta testing. IF this is supposed to be the fully baked app ready for public release… 😬.
Also, the onboarding is unnecessary very, very looooooong. Many of the questions are useless and redundant, and details like height and weight should be able to be pulled in via Apple HealthKit integration. Any fitness app for iOS without the option for HealthKit integration doesn’t make sense. Less is more sometimes… If the Dev integrated HealthKit and cut onboarding by 80%, most of the bugs and UX issues would likely be resolved by omission and simplification.
Lastly, this app requires an IAP to access any features. The Dev is running a promo selling lifetime premium via IAP for $.99. In many cases this is a great deal, but not when the app is still in beta. Paying a Dev anything to let me be their beta tester is absurd to me, though others may be very happy to oblige. IMO Dev’s should provide incentives to users that they leverage for a beta testing. IF this is supposed to be the fully baked app ready for public release… 😬.
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Super buggy
Lots of bugs from the get-go. I see no use of AI that is evident. Cardio exercises for example, you can only tap the “rest period “ button and the rest does not do anything, does not give you timers, burnt calories, it gives you nothing.
Could be good, who knows...
Page after page after page of questions just trying to get IN to the app let alone actually be able to run the app. (Half those screens cut off at bottom so who knows what’s missed there as well.) Total exercise in frustration, after far too many minutes attempting to complete this dance, simply gave up.
Let the user answer the setup questions AFTER at least opening the app.
Next.
Let the user answer the setup questions AFTER at least opening the app.
Next.
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