Yes, FitTime5 is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The FitTime5 app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
FitTime5 has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 97.00 r.
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I wanted to give this app a try but I couldn’t actually make an account. Entered in my info, gave my phone#, waited to get verification code and it never came. Double checked the phone number, it wasn’t wrong. Just never got a code and couldn’t complete set up.
Very helpful when you tend to sit all day. This app is wonderful for getting you up and moving. It really relieves the stiffness!
I legit loved this app. However, the developer does not keep up with iOS updates, which is obvious when, after a software update, the app no longer works. The developer is unresponsive to messages about the status of the app. Eleven months ago I had the same problem due to an iOS update, and I had to figure out how to track the developer down. I finally found them on Facebook messenger. This time, they are also unresponsive to Facebook messenger. I have deleted and reinstalled this app several times, and it still does not work correctly. I about give up on this app. And I was its top user.
Really enjoy the app. It has great different stretching positions. With just the 5 minute, I feel better already 👍
I downloaded it three times and not once did it let me create an account to get started. It kept saying it needed my phone number yet there was nowhere to input my phone number!
I love this app, and especially like and appreciate the fact that it does not require a subscription. I have daily chronic hip and back pain, and I sit nearly all the time. This app is helping me move more and regain some flexibility. ❤️❤️
Working from home can mean sitting in front of a screen a lot! This app encourages me to get up and improve my flexibility. Just don’t like that you have to continually tell the app not to remind you to rate it! Maybe writing this review will get rid of that? 😂
Great app! Short, 5 min sessions; easy to fit into your day (really, no excuse NOT to fit it into your day); AND you can set up to 3 reminders a day & you can choose which days. Suggestion for improvement: I wish it would add a “ding” at the end of each stretch. It dings when it’s time to change sides, bit if I’m not looking at the app when the stretch ends (I’m in the middle of a stretch), I don’t know when to stop.
This is the best ergo reminder app I have found WITH ERGO EXERCISES. Seems like all other ergo apps have reminders or exercises but not both. I wish the app allowed another couple reminders, not just 3 but it’s very flexible and the exercises are better than RSI Guard or any of the other professional ergo systems we have at work (and I work for a large Fortune 100 company). Glad to have found this since having to work from home so much.
It does exactly what I want it to. You can set reminders to tell you to get up and stretch. The stretches are all relevant to your office desk / chair and don’t make you look like a complete fool in front of coworkers .
