Ja, Strongify Workout Rep Tracker ist kostenlos herunterzuladen, enthält jedoch In-App-Käufe oder Abonnements.
✅ Die Strongify Workout Rep Tracker-App scheint von hoher Qualität und legitim zu sein. Die Nutzer sind sehr zufrieden.
Strongify Workout Rep Tracker bietet mehrere In-App-Käufe/Abonnements, der durchschnittliche In-App-Preis beträgt €15.24.
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4.34 von 5
61 Bewertungen in Niederlande
This app works for me like a notebook and helps keeping me track of my exercises. Usually I forget what weights I used last time. The apps makes it really easy to enter weights and just continue with the next exercise. I’ve been using it for 6 months and is one of the best gym buddies I could have wished for. Thanks for building this great app!
I was looking for a simple app to just keep track of my reps and weight without all the extra stuff other apps throw at you. Love this app! Sometimes it does crash when deleting something or when changing the order of your workout though. I also wish it had a dark mode. But other than that amazing app.
I normally look at my notes app to see what I have to do in the gym. I use this app to log all my sets. I would love for this app to set a target for today, instead of just showing the stats from before. Like today the goal for this exercise is 3 sets of 8 reps with 15 kg.
It is a good tracker for specific exercises, but not for tracking your training day. When I put my weights in, I want to have timer running down to 0 reminding me to start my next set.
Goood
Happy I didn’t pay for the app. Had I paid 35 euro, I immediately would have wondered what I paid for. Let’s start: First: setting up a routine You have no fitness/exercise library (which is common in any fitness app). You use the same icon at the bottom of the screen to: add a routine, add an exercise to a routine, add a weight to the exercise, etc. Despite what the devs thought, that’s not an intuitive experience. It’s confusing and lazy. Then, once you do figure out how to apply weight and reps to an exercise, I can’t manually type in the numbers. Instead, if I did 140kg Squats, I have to scroll and scroll and scroll until I find 140. Not user friendly or convenient. I think you’re relying a tad to heavily on your stats and tracking capabilities…which unfortunately are on par (at best) with the most basic fitness app competitor. Basically, you created an overly complicated and non-intuitive notepad with stats and some line graphs. I left a three because I see what you’re trying to do and it has potential, if you actually put effort into it and stop doing lazy development. But I’m being harsh in my words because WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR THIS APP?!?! How arrogant and blind do you have to be to believe that what you developed is worth that. Have you even looked at your competitors?! I’m upset because you should be better than this. Do better. And if you want a good example of what a fitness tracker SHOULD look like, go download the Strong app. That’s an app worth the money.
Isn’t working 😕
Easy to use app! Would love to be able to enlarge the graphs in a pop-up screen with kg on the y axis and the dates on the x axis.
Easy to use straight forward app no over the top features just clean simple fitness tracker!
Great
