Reviews for Planfit - Gym Workout Planner

Slow, unresponsive and useless when you actually want it. Every time you leave the app, it forces you to restart it and it's SLOW! half the time I'm spending more time in the gym waiting for this to load than actually working out. It's useless for what it's meant to be for.

I've only been using it about a week but so far I really love the structure it gives. I've gone to the gym far to long with no game plan and not even sure what muscles need worked out or I worked out already. this has helped me alot. id love to get the premium membership but im trying to see if I can get the original offer back. it offered me a 1 time year fee of like 43 bucks or something and I went to get my debit card and the screen went away and never came back.

couldn't see the exercises when working out, it just kept loading. The machines that are advices is not in the health centre that It's connected. so far seems like waste of money. the only way I used it so far is looking at the icon of exercise to know what to do next.

I’ve been using the Planfit app for months, but after taking a short break from working out, I logged back in and found that everything was completely reset. I can’t even access my old account that I already paid for with the premium subscription, and now the app is asking me to pay for premium again. This is really frustrating.

Logged in after using the app for 2 months (it's a paid service), to be offered a year for free via a promo. Clicked to accept. Didn't work. Screen recorded this. Restarted the app, same again. Contacted the app support, sent them the video and asked for it to be added to my account. They refused saying no promo existed despite showing video evidence. Completely dismissed and refused the offer. Avoid.

Hands down the best workout app in the store. Free if you want just workout plans (it builds them for you). You can pay extra for analytics (I will once I can afford to). Favorite feature are the little animations on how-to's on each activity including stretches and what muscle group it targets. I could sell this app for a living its so good!

I have used different apps. I'm liking this one. the option I really wish was added for home gyms was choosing the weights you have. That way I'm not trying to go to the next closest weight. maybe if you don't have that set of dumbbells the app adds more reps like some of the other apps do. Other than that so far so good. I would recommend giving it a shop. one of the better free option ones.

Great app but needs some human support. I got kicked out of my account and despite using the right password it says incorrect. There's no way to reset your password on the app or website. I'm trying to make a new account and it's spinning. Not sure if there's an app issue this weekend. Otherwise it's a great starter app with the option of a paid subscription. The free features work for what I need at the moment. With better support I would consider investing in the full version

I paid for a year's subscription, and since I've done this, I've had nothing but problems and am getting no help when I email you. The app constantly crashes every time I try to record a set; it crashes and makes me restart, and the same happens again and again. If it does decide to work, then it refuses to let me enter what weight I have used; it just won't let me edit, and after it crashes yet again, when I finally get it back, it has lost my work and given me a whole new list of exercises.

For the most part, this app is decent. It does require restarting a lot. Most features are locked behind a paywall, but for free you can create your own workouts. Changing my rating because they're showing me half naked strangers without my consent and plastering my first and last name all over the app when I tried to make a suggestion for a change.

I'm a 15-year-old beginner in weightlifting, and this app has been a game-changer. It saved me so much time and has many cool features. I'm thankful for the exercises and guidance. One issue is that it suggests weights that are too heavy for me, but I think that's my fault. I'd pay for premium in a heartbeat if I could! Highly recommend! Love the app, plan to keep using it, and appreciate the help in my fitness journey!

A lot of the sets I've been given are timed when they should be a # of reps, or are unclear on the division of per arm/leg. Some of the demonstrations are angled awkwardly, without written instructions, so those are unclear too. This may be a generally free app, but I have no desire to pay for an upgrade if basic functions like that aren't well thought out. It tells me the paid version wouldn't be worth it.

It's not a bad app. However, there definitely needs to be bug fixes, especially being that you're paying for the app. I have a Z Fold 4, and it doesn't allow me to take an after workout photo at all. I've tried while it was folded and unfolded, and there is no way to capture a photo!!! Also there are times when it doesn't log your reps, but that may be on my part (it only happened once). So I can only give it 3 stars as for right now. PS: I just updated the app moments before this rating.

I think this app has a lot of potential, but they need to light a fire under the UI/UX team, because every time I pop out of the app to respond to a text, check my calendar, or change my music, the set restarts at 0. It's fine if you're just doing weightlifting, but incredibly annoying if you want to do any cardio. Plus, the "AI Coach" is extremely limited in features. It rarely says anything of value and none of the changes it has claimed to perform have persisted when I checked the workout...

I used the app for @ months free, then decided to go Premium... and I don't regret it at all. Don't get me wrong, there's nothing at all wrong with the free version, I followed the workouts and I showed improvement in both the weights and physically, the Premium offers that little bit extra lol. It's nice to be able to tell the app that "I'm not feeling 100% today" and have it changed the routine around how my body feels that day... highly recommend either version.

I downloaded this app to try and get some recommended workouts that take into account my lower back injury. It took a long time to edit and the AI would keep suggesting workouts that would be impossible or would cause re-injury. This seems like a good resource if you're not injured, but otherwise, stick to a real PT

the app is great aside from it doesn't save my progress. I adjusted some of the workouts and it doesn't save it. I completed my workout and it didnt save it. in fact when I went back to write it down, (which is what I wanted to avoid from the app) everything was erased. I dint understand the point of the app aside from telling you what workouts to do at the time. Then the entire routine was changed.

Great app, good daily workouts, but you need a strong Internet connection to use. Only issue that I have is the warmup count down noise makes Spotify reduce volume and the quick menu to control audio switches from Spotify to the timer and you have to open Spotify and pause and resume play to get the full volume. this glitch has present for the past two updates. The normal workout timer doesn't do this only warmup and cooldown timers.

overall great app. cons- the natural counting is to fast: 0.75 to slow... needs better machine operation. more focus on how to for beginners pros- love the coaching. love that it cycles naturally. the interface is a bit LAGGY* though. *update* sorry it read large instead if laggy I think the best time to give the initial tips is during set up for the work out and then add reminders during breaks.

I've been using the free trial for the last several days, with minor issues. there are times where it doesn't let me change the weight for a set until I finish the workout. Luckily im also tracking my sets with Garmin Connect so I have a record. Also, it takes multiple tries for me to swap out an exercise. when I select from the menu, the option will pop up for a moment, and disappear before I can do anything, bit if I spam the button, it'll take. I'm undecided on paying for the premium.