Yes, Xesto Fit is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
⚠️ The Xesto Fit app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
Xesto Fit is free.
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Trying to do a scan by myself was nearly impossible. The phone constantly has a problem with how I’m holding/moving the device and kept pulsing and I had no idea if it was too close, not angled correctly or too far as the the pulsing pattern is the same for all.
Does not work at all.
Used to scan my feet, which I have had professionally measured, and the length was consistently off by 2 inches or more. In shoes I already own and that fit perfectly, the app suggests I wear a size 2-2.5 sizes smaller. This is not accurate at all, do not expect a good result.
Sized me incorrectly in every brand I wear by nearly 2 shoe sizes. I can’t even be my foot into the sizes it suggests. Use a real Brannock device and save yourself the trouble of using this.
I have tried multiple times to scan my foot and it simply will not work. The feedback is terrible, and it eventually gives up and crashes after a partial scan. There is no way to skip the tutorial, and after about a dozen attempts without a single success I gave up and uninstalled it.
This app made my family laugh hysterically while I tried to get it to work. What a ridiculous process and app. There has to be a better way.
Doesn’t work at all.
Keeps trying to say my feet are 1.5-2 cm shorter than they actually are and therefore keeps spitting out size recommendations that are significantly smaller than what a Brannock device says - and significantly smaller than what my feet will actually fit into.
Why the F does is use your “selfie Cam” totally worthless and frustrating. Deleting after review.
Awkward process aside once I got the hang of it Xesto gave me numbers pretty close to what I measured myself with a tailors tape. Pretty impressive…… however, the sizing recommendations are plus or minus a size off on nearly every brand I checked. Viberg at a 9.5 (wrong) with Nike at 11.5(correct)? If I bought a 9.5 in Viberg 2030 a whole lot of time would be wasted and good money spent on shipping/returns. I know you say you are using the manufacturer measurements but you can’t be. Not at a full size off. You are missing something in the data points or maybe need another metric to get the right size.
