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I'm curious if this is single person only. If my wife and I do a workout together is it only showing one person's metrics? The plan says "Share with 5 other fa
by ogre_codes 6y ago
I'm curious if this is single person only. If my wife and I do a workout together is it only showing one person's metrics?
The plan says "Share with 5 other family members", but can we really share it? All the demos show just a single person's metrics on the display.
I'd also like to know what it's really offering here. Is it just static videos with generic progressions or does it work me through a progression based on my stats? This could be a pretty cool training tool if they worked off my HR and metrics, but if it's generic, I'm not seeing the value.
Having multi-viewer support and watch metric based progressions would make this a killer platform. I'm pretty sure it's not going to hit that mark exactly though.
- ValentineC 6y ago> The plan says "Share with 5 other family members", but can we really share it? All the demos show just a single person's metrics on the display. If we go by how Apple's other family sharing plans work, it just lets you pay once, for every family member (using Apple accounts based in the same country, I should add) to use individually.
- ogre_codes 6y agoThis is more-or-less what I figured. Hopefully we're wrong about that, or if so, maybe that's a good 2nd release feature. Can't believe I'm the only one interested in doing workouts with my spouse.
- kirktrue 6y agoThat was the first thing I wondered about as well. I can see how making the UI for multiple people would be trickier. Just like in real life, multiple people working out creates accountability, having multiple people in a home able to use it in tandem would make it much much stickier than without.