Yes, Livity is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Livity app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Livity has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is €49.70.
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4.63 out of 5
19 ratings in Austria
Great app in combination with the health app! I would love to have features such as an all time history of all stats compared to the now 1 month history. It is awesome to be able to contact the developer through social media and to stay in contact and bring ideas for the future development of this awesome app.
Love seeing my fitness age, but why did you change your app icon to that?
Livity was a good app before, but there are probably a dozen or more good apps out there. If you haven’t tried it since the 4.0 update – do yourself a favor – try it again. Wow, what a difference. Livity runs with the big boys now.
From the start, the developer has turned out a quality product. Constant upgrades and improvements happen quickly and the response to feedback has been terrific. The app is very spot on with regards to overall fitness and daily physical well being. Most of the time I let the app dictate my workouts and level of daily activity.
This is a pretty slick app for repackaging and presenting your Apple health data in a more user-friendly format. There's not a ton of value add, but there are some additional metrics that provide better insight into the data. The "tips" don't seem to provide much, I basically get the same one or two over and over. I might have purchased after the trial, but I feel the pricing is a bit deceptive. I signed up for the free trial and expected a $29.99 option for a yearly plan. However, after my free trial, the only options presented in the app were $44.99 for a yearly plan or a lifetime plan. After an app update, the $29.99 yearly option reappeared, but listed three different times, which is confusing. Are these different? If they are different, how are they different? If they aren't different, why have multiple subscription options for the same price? All this is confusing at best, deceptive at worst.
I bought this to have a Garmin like body battery on my watch face. It's there but doesn't update and the app crashes when Accessed on the watch. Otherwise, good metrics on the phone.
I usually don’t pay for subscriptions, but this one is a great investment. For just a few dollars a month, I’m getting an average of an extra hour of sleep each night. Just think—people spend hundreds on a good mattress for the same goal! I also love that i can read the stats in the watch. Really important feature for me bec i use my watch for health only One suggestion for improvement: it would be really helpful to be able to zoom in on my stats. It’s hard to see the small fluctuations, like when my stress level goes up or down
Had to stay awake for about 30 hours for a long work shift. Livity couldn’t tell at all. Told me my body battery was 100% the morning after staying awake all night. My stress and recovery numbers were close to my usual “baseline” numbers…the app absolutely couldn’t tell I never slept and gave me my usual daily numbers in all metrics.
Been trying different health apps. Price and features wise no other app can beat Livity. Life time member already! + developer is really active on Reddit!
I find this app very helpful. I would like it if more options were available without having to pay for them but, that is their job. Otherwise I would have rated it as 5 stars.
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39
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48
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247
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280
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366
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