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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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4.8 14608 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5I love it it push me harder and better

   I tried some of the workouts tonight that it picks for you and it was awesome and it very intense and I just the only thing you can do better is when you don’t do it work out you could do your own and it would log it for you that would be great. That would be the most awesomeness everIf they could fix that where you could pick your machine or whatever your weight your free weight however and kind of log your own out if you do something something different or if you add one in there, that would be the most best but as of right now, it’s amazing

   oli driller 1981 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 3/5Beginners: good; advanced: mediocre

   Let me start by saying this app has a ton of potential. The design of the app is fantastic. The user interface and layout is intuitive and enjoyable. The gym workouts layered in have a broad range of difficulty (toughness of workout) and complexity (types of exercises), and the new connection with Apple fitness is a great dynamic. Where the app falls short is: A) the app has no functionality for someone to either create their own workout nor add exercises to an existing workout in the event a user does more than what’s spelled out in the app. B) the app doesn’t communicate at all with existing anytime fitness app: Workouts. If the plan is to entirely replace that, then the functionality of “A)” above is needed. Without either A or B, the app repeatedly tells users you have tasks due and you’re not completing your workout plan. Lastly, C) there is no functionality to search out a workout. At best, you have to navigate through the recommended workout, to alternative workouts, and scroll until there’s something better fitting your intention that day. It needs some improvement, but as I said, I have high hopes and look forward to its growth!

   Benjamin Melnick · 30 Aug 2026

3. 2/5Lacking

   Pros: appreciate that the app offers a connection to my gym and logs my visits, and I can see how busy it is before I go. Also the exercise instructions within the app are god. Cons: How can you have a gym app that doesn’t let you log custom workouts? I had a set routine before I got the app, and I would like to be able to track weight & reps of the exercises of my choosing. The app-generated workouts are an issue because not all equipment is available at the gym. This could result in injury if someone is very new to working out; for example: A workout I sampled included reps on the Precor leg press machine at 70 lbs. Ok, my gym doesn’t have that machine, but we do have the bar & weight plates leg press option. If I rack 70lbs onto the bars and attempt the workout, I’m actually pushing a lot more weight than 70lbs, because the bars & footplate themselves already weigh quite a bit. The machines should coordinate with what is available at the facility, or they’re not going to be as beneficial.

   griffiti · 30 Aug 2026

4. 2/5App is not user friendly

   It’s a good thing I have some experience in using gym equipment because if I was a total newbie I’d be lost. For example, when I tap on an arm workout on normal, it wants me to do 13 reps at 50#. When I find that I can’t do 50# and try to back out the only options it gives me are to either keep going, log my workout, or discard it. And if I discard it, it gets rid of ALL the exercises and I have to start over. Very time consuming when I’m limited in the amount of time I can be at the gym. And there is no ability to truly customize my workout with the machines and weight limits I want, and therefore no way to log my workout in the app. And there’s no tracking other than the number of “tasks” I’ve completed, which I can’t because the app doesn’t let me log what I’ve actually done.

   Bripiq · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Thank you Wes Bradshaw❤️

   After 6 months post Tibial plateau fracture, I told Wes I needed to workout at the gym to strengthen my broken leg and get my inactive body back in shape. 3 months later, with leg strengthening exercises and faithfully going to the gym , my leg is getting stronger, my balance is coming back and I can almost walk without a limp. I’m finding that, the more I go to the gym the more I look forward to going again. It’s almost like a drug, I have to have it. Thank you Wes Bradshaw for your help and support during my rehab and for always taking time out to listen to me and help where you can. Dana Gonzales ❤️💪🙏

   Dana Gonza · 30 Aug 2026

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