WeRise App

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Last verified 31 Jul 2026

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4.7 2572 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Try this program it’s great

   I love this program and I’m so glad I’ve started. This couldn’t be more perfect. First workout had to look ahead and see if I could do the workouts and figure out if I could pause when I need so it took some getting used to but once I got it. I would prefer the trainer talking you through how to do it because then I have to read how it’s supposed to be done more time consuming but still love this program. My favorite part is that if you can’t do an exercise there is so many alternative options which is so helpful and because of that I don’t skip any of the exercises. I take a bit longer to finish but not much more and eventually I’m sure I will be able to go with the time they give you. Feel great and I’m sure I will start to see results soon. I can’t wait. I use the keto diet most days with of course some cheat days and I’m already feeling more fit. Definitely helping the weight loss and things getting tighter.

   Rocio4747 · 31 Jul 2026

2. 3/5App structure

   I purchased the 3 month deal because I follow Senada and I’ve always been in aw of her fitness and her exercises are more challenging than she even makes them seem. That’s a good thing. This deal seemed affordable for 3 months. However, I will say that I don’t like how the exercises are separated in the app instead of just flowing one after the other. It’s a waste of time to have to stop after each set and push the button for the number of reps and the weight if I chose to use any, then enter and wait for the timed rest period to end, then select the next set of reps or the next exercise. The app would be so much better if it were a continuously flowing follow along video because also you can’t watch the exercise form demo without watching a different pop-out for it too. It’s just too many tasks and parts to have a free flowing exercise session. And all of this from my phone or my iPad because it doesn’t seem to be accessible from my laptop. So, I have to cast the app to my tv and still be manipulating it between each exercises. It’s not convenient. It makes it difficult to stay focused and want to stay consistent, but I will try to do that so if I am able and get results then I will come back and say how well it works too despite the inconvenience.

   Phoenix_Liberty · 31 Jul 2026

3. 3/5Great but needs work

   This is a great app especially for beginners who are new in the gym and not sure what to do or use for what muscle area your working on. There are how ever a few things that may need fixing, starting with the self care videos, the few I was able to watch were great and very motivating and nice to listen to, but I was only able to watch 3 videos before it stopped playing for me. It literally just shows a black screen no sound and that’s it. I even updated the app and still nothing. An other thing that I hope happens is that the work outs may need to be organized better, I don’t have an at home gym with special machines, I use a gym open to the public; the last time I completed a day it used one specific machine and then would move on to a different exercise before having me go back to that same machine again about maybe 3 or 4 times I ended up having to go back to the machine. It had me do cable seated rows, then crunches, then rope pull downs, then leg raises, then cable face pulls, then table top rows, I get the purpose because sometimes while “resting” after a specific exercise you do a different exercise so your body doesn’t fully relax too much but I can’t just lay in the middle of a aisle at the gym to complete and exercise it’s hazardous and selfish to take up space like that. Last but not least, I’m not sure of maybe I’m missing something or not but I wish there was a way to switch out exercises mid session that would be great for when I do last minute gym sessions with someone else and when they can’t do a certain machine or exercise I always want to try and accommodate while not sacrificing me working on the muscle. I’ve never tried the recipe part of the app but they seem pretty solid and great when trying to look for some healthy ideas.

   Anonymous100000000000002 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 3/5Great workouts - App glitches are consistent

   I really love the workouts in this app. I signed up for the 45 day challenge and woke up early to get started on it and it still had not been released. I had to wait until my lunchtime to get the workout in. When I signed in on my lunch break it showed that the program was ready, but there were no workouts meditations or anything to follow. Later in the afternoon I received a notification that popped up on my phone that said a new version would have to be downloaded for the 45 day challenge to work. I went to the App Store to download, the new version, but the option was not available. Now about 20 minutes before bedtime, I logged into the App Store and an update was finally available. I am grateful for this app, however, I truly hope there is more of an investments made for the development to reduce the consistent glitches. I saw that there were almost 9000 people registered for the challenge. With the app being $45 a quarter. That’s well over $1 million. I imagine there are significantly more subscribers than that. Please do your users a favor and correct these consistent glitches with gratitude, a dedicated user.

   ***Committed to Excellence · 31 Jul 2026

5. 5/5Not Ideal for Beginners Anymore

   I really loved the Crush It app because it was great for anyone; whether you were a full time student and working full time or even had kids. The beginner at home program was perfect because it was realistic and manageable between 20-45 minutes of a workout per day. Additionally, at week 4 you could really see substantial results that it was even more motivating to finish the program, something that is both feasible and really works! The biggest issue that I currently have with the new We Rise app is that the “at home beginner” is both much more lengthy and requires a lot more equipment like a gym bench that most people do not have at home. The workouts are now about 90 minutes long 3 days a week which I don’t feel is sustainable for a beginner program to start. Additionally, for those that even are at a more advanced level, the 30-45 minute exercises were much more feasible for anyone because it is very hard to make excuses for time constraints when you only need to dedicate less than an hour of your time a day to fitness. I feel that at the bare minimum We Rise should include the old Crush It workout program at the beginner and intermediate levels at least so that people can have the option to choose a shorter beginner program or longer, perhaps more intense one if they would like to. Everyone who originally joined Crush It already loved many of the old programs and though we have grown in our fitness journeys, that does not mean the old programs should be completely gotten rid of. I still feel the Crush It programs are actually ideal for beginners that provide significant results despite being less time intensive and less variable number of exercises. They have proven success for me and many other customers which shows that they work, and although We Rise may be an “upgrade”, I still feel that eliminating Crush It entirely does a disservice to a portion of the original Crush It community and should be there to always return to or for newbies to start with because it is much less intimidating in my opinion than the current 12 weeks We Rise programs.

   An0n0m0us · 31 Jul 2026

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