Helpful tool
Helpful tool for understanding when my body needs to recover and when it can push harder.
4.49 out of 5
383 ratings in Canada
Helpful tool for understanding when my body needs to recover and when it can push harder.
$39.99 somehow turned into over $60 being charged to my credit card. I don’t mind paying for apps but this is egregious.
I found this a good value but not anymore. I’m not interested in training plans.
Information and data is always inaccurate. Always has drastically different values on the Apple Watch and iphone. Also doesn’t consider sleep even though it says it does. Graphs and data they present are not very well explained/ very disorganized
Data doesn’t seem based in reality. Definitely not worth the inflated subscription fee.
I bought the lifetime option thinking that I would get all 6 watch displays but either there is only one that they make look like six, or you still need to get a subscription to unlock them. If the latter than stick to the fee version and save your money! Then there is the questionable accuracy of the app. It does not calculate in real time from what I can tell, and it can be highly manipulated. Take a Breath reading and it will up your current state. Today I started out with a score of 3.9, I then took it easy for a couple of hours (ate breakfast and watched the news). My score stayed the same. I got on the indoor trainer for my bike and did a 1 hour and 38 minute ride that apparently burned just under 1000 calories and my score went to 3.6. By the end of the day I was at 6.5 in the app and 9.6 on my watch. At 57 years old I think it interesting that my body is able to recover so well, no I am impressed that I can be that good. The reality is that I have a hard time believing it given that up to today the readings really have been pretty sporadic. I would not recommend and wish I had my $27 back.
Inaccurate data. Doesn’t take in consideration the sleep. I requested a refund to Apple within an hour and got refused. Don’t subscribe, simply doesn’t worth it.
So far so good for me. When I had Covid, the app showed that I was a 1 out of 10, and when I started getting better, the numbers gradually improved. In any case, I would say listen to your own body in determining when to work out. That’s always the best guide
Great app. Love it for judging when to train.
Average HRV falls with age. This app doesn’t seem to know that. It tells me that I shouldn’t do anything strenuous today because my HRV is in the range for a fit person my age. Yes, you can manually adjust the scale, but that seems like something the app should do automatically based on age. Poorly designed. Poorly programmed.
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