MySwimPro: #1 Swim Workout App

• MySwimPro Coach — $29.99
• MySwimPro Coach — $179.99
• SWIM — $19.00
• SWIM — $19.99
• SWIM — $29.99
• SWIM — $39.99
• SWIM — $99.00
• SWIM — $179.00
• SWIM — $179.99

Last verified 6 Aug 2026

4.5 5866 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Very Impressive for All Ages of Swimmers

   I’ve used a variety of watches long before ‘smart watches’ to track my swim workouts; metrics always help me with any workout. When I got my first iWatch about six years ago, I eventually found MySwimPro on the App Store and started using it. It was a huge step forward from my 1980s, 90s, and 2000s TimeX and Texas Instrument watches that just tracked laps. But since I signed up for MySwimPro coaching option, the use of my iWatch with the app has been a whole new world of possibility to expand on my swimming skills and workout options. The recommended workouts provide an amazing variety of options that are easily customized in the application, which you can then send to your smart watch; the smart watch haptics provide you alerts as needed in the work out sets. Thus far, the combo of the MSPro app and iWatch have made my workouts far more fun and varied than ever. I’ve been swimming since I was five and swimming as my go-to workout since 1981; now it’s just getting to be a lot more fun and am seeing progress I could not have made on my own. I’m 71 yo and having fun with the app; check it out.

   AuldRckr · 6 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Game changer

   I swam with Masters 20 plus years ago, then started running once kids/work demanded more time. After back issues emerged about 30 months ago, I put away my running shoes and dove back into the pool. Searching for workouts, I found Myswimpro. What a game changer: hundreds of workouts; dozens of long-term training programs - building endurance, IM, stroke-specifics, open water; workout intervals and distances customized for me, synched with my Garmin; and post-workout AI (I assume) analysis. And that's not all - videos on form, drill, even fitness and speed strategy are very helpful. Though I am not swimming with a coach now, I am swimming with a design - a workout progression focussed on helping me achieve goals. Workouts for Speed, Endurance, Form and recovery. My distance has increased five-fold since starting and my times are down. I look forward to the next workout almost as soon as log the last one. I always encourage swimmers to work with coaches. Form is everything and there is always something we can do better. But this app is an ideal tool between those coaching sessions.

   'Sippi · 6 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Seriously, Best Swim App Available

   High School was a long time ago for me, but I loved the swim team! My daughter has been swimming for high school too and I’ve always loved watching her! So when a gym with a pool opened up close by I signed up before they finished building it. The first month was killer, but I got my old strokes back and can now survive a good long 2,000 yard swim comfortably. For Christmas my wife got me an Apple Watch 4. To my amazement and delight, the basic watch can keep track of my distance AND my strokes! To my more amazement and delight I came across MySwimPro which works seamlessly with my watch! I’ve done a few workouts and through MySwimPro I’ve realized things have drastically changed since 1987! It’s like learning to swim all over again and I love it! Since I’ve started using MySwimPro I am within 5 seconds of my fastest 50 free in high school! Can’t wait to beat it and my school IM and Breaststroke records as well! And this is at age 50! Here’s to swimming and my personal MySwimPro coach! One of the best investments I’ve ever made for myself! You’ll love it too!!

   EdiJunkie · 6 Aug 2026

4. 2/5Complicated

   This is the most complicated app for beginners. I literally didn’t even know what freestyle was. The plan assumes you have some sort of technical swimming background. Added to that is the fact that there is A LOT going on. So many colors and progress bars. I watched the videos a couple of times and still was confused. Added to that was the bug with the app not connecting with the watch and I had to reinstall. Also, my pool is 25yd. The drill would say, for example, 2x100. Which I understood to be do 100 years twice. Then I had to calculate 100 is going back and forth 4 times. Then again. Can it just say 8x25? Or 4x25, 4x25? I feel like I had to do so much mental gymnastics and keep track of count. Again, Im sure there is a reason for it. But, the beginner plan was called “get wet”. I wanted to get in the water and do the drills. Enjoy myself swimming while I practice about breathing techniques. Master each stroke. Etc. Anyway, this is my take. This app is not for me. Maybe a super beginner plan with less technical stuff and a simplified screen would help. For now, I got my 20 dollars back. Im not paying to complicate working out. I just get a simple workout on swimplan and track on my apple watch.

   Kjupvv · 6 Aug 2026

5. 4/5My Swim Pro Review

   Got the app 5 weeks ago and I have made more progress in that time than the whole 1.5 years of swimming on my own before. The customized coaching is great and the app certainly pushes you but never has unreasonably high expectations of you. The ability to customize what goals you are working towards, how often you swim, how fast you swim, and what strokes you swim are all excellent features. Only negative I’ve experienced is minor bugs with sync issues between the app and my smartwatch. This hasn’t impacted my ability to use all the features just needed to use work arounds with how the workout is accessed by the watch. Minor bugs stop me from giving it a 5* but I am still loving the app. If I could see some additional features the biggest would be the ability to go back a set/split in a workout. Sometimes I can’t keep up with the times it says and I fall behind so this would help keep me on track. Also, the ability to toggle which swim equipment you have access to. My pool offers kick boards and pullbouys but no fins or paddles and I’d imagine it varies for everyone.

   Rcote33 · 6 Aug 2026

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