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In various places on the webpage, it brags about the design, and how you can do things with "only a few taps". That'd be great, but the first screenshot shows
by ken 8y ago
In various places on the webpage, it brags about the design, and how you can do things with "only a few taps". That'd be great, but the first screenshot shows how I have to "Speak to FitnessAI". Do I really have to have an ELIZA-style chat, and spell out the muscle groups I want to work out today? This just looks lazy. A pseudo-English command line is a terrible design for this.
You have the official "Download on the App Store" badge, but it links to a web form that requests my phone number. That's not an acceptable use of Apple's badge, according to their rules on the webpage you downloaded it from.
Using algorithms to optimize my workouts sounds like a good idea in principle, but I see no proof that it works as advertised, and everything else about this app is mildly distasteful.
- jakemor 8y agoYou're only hit with the chat during sign up, after that it's optional. Beginners like the feature. The download badge links directly to the App Store on iOS; on desktop it lets you send yourself a text with the download link, which is standard behavior for Branch links. Alternatively you can just search FitnessAI in the App Store I'd suggest giving it a shot before drawing any conclusions. Message me for a free 30 days :)