Was disappointed with my experience with Pliability. I was charged $224.99 for a yearly subscription that went past the refund window. Despite explaining my situation and highlighting the significant financial impact ($ is a substantial amount for an unused app), a request for a refund based on fairness and not policy was declined. "Unfortunately." Given the circumstances, no understanding and no compassion! They don't care! Beware..runnn̈nn!
Reviews for pliability: stretch + mobility
← Back to pliability: stretch + mobilityi saw some videos about this app and was super excited to try it out and was happy it was on my device (since most apps aren't sadly) but once I made a account I tried to use the app just to be kicked out once I denied the membership back to the login screen, I don't know if this is meant to happen but I was really disappointed and I didn't even see a free trial (if I missed it I apologize) hope this gets fixed!
Tricked by the free trial. App was gifted when I paid a different fitness app so didnt even want it in the first place. Didn't realise I'd locked in a monthly Sub to start in 6 months. $24.95/m for pretty average content. 4 months of $$ before I just happened to notice on my bank statement. No emails to say Sub was starting or receipts to say payment has been made. Then when I contact company, they just hide behind "Refund Policy" Like they can't do anything to help. Avoid App
Used the app daily during the 7 day free trial with minimal issues and then literally the day the subscription is charged to my account I can't play a full video without it randomly pausing or just completely freezing. Forced closed the app and restarted my phone and the issue persists. Very disappointed as I've been really enjoying the app up to this point.
I've only been using this app for a couple of weeks and I love the follow along routine and all the options. However, it has crashed on me 3x in the middle of a routine and today I can't even get the app to start again despite restarting my phone and installing/re-installing the app. I'm going to have find something else that's reliable.
The first video it suggested for me wouldn't play, 'video doesn't exist'. That was on my laptop. Tried to navigate - had more issues so I downloaded the app to my cell, which seems to be worse. When I click 'Home' its just loading & nothing opens. I started the free trial for the mobility test, but it's only on apple, I use android. Probably will uninstall before free trial ends.
Neither good, nor as advertised. Got this app to use geniometer after a knee injury. After signing up to pay a non insignificant amount, i find out the app doesnt have it. Not only do they not have this tool, FAQ will tell you it exists and is in your profile. Because you can't have FAQ up while you navigate to your profile you will spend a ludacris amount of time letting this app gaslight you. Then you'll decide to cancel after wasting 30 min. Can't cancel in the app & need to use a computer.
Worth it. Make stretching apart of your life and don't look back. Well worth the money to make yourself more resistant to Injury, thank you! For the devs, thanks to you too-i wondered much as how Google maps has audio for "all directions" and then "alerts only" if it could be worked in for minimal voice over for those who have had the app for some time and do not require a lot of coaching. I think it would be a small upgrade to minimize any voice coaching as an option if we wanted to.
I have no issues with the content of this app. My issues are entirely with customer service and the sneaky way the app renews your membership without giving you any warning at all that it is about to renew. I decided to try the app out last year. Then when I saw the renewal charge I contacted customer service and they said that I couldn't be refunded because it was outside the refund window (I was not). UPDATED: As you can see from the response they don't care if they upset customers.
This is the type of app that requires you to enter a credit card before you can even see what it has to offer. Never do that, as sure enought, I entered it, and they charged me $14 after opening the app once (I didn't even use it). I contacted them for a refund and they stated it's within Google's hands, not theirs, and they won't give me my money back even though they can certainly see I never used the app a single time. Garbage and greedy.
The routines are great and the app works fine, I wish it had a volume slider or alternative audio track rather than just mute. The guy never shuts up and the music is annoying, I like to listen to audiobooks while I stretch but the fuy has to chime in with some nonsense every 15 seconds and I can't turn him or the pervasive ambient music down or just have a chime for when it's time to change position. Give me a volume slider and this would be 5 stars easily.
App is fine, used it for about three or four months. The exercises have been a help but I've fully transitioned into programing that has built in pre/post exercise stretching and such. I would give it a 5 star but I keep getting charged month after month even after going through the web browser and cancelling. I'm on vacation out of country the past 2 months and realized that I am indeed still being charged. Outside of this, love the app!
This was one of my favorite fitness apps; daily preprogrammed, guided, mobility routines (10-15mins) that fit perfectly into my day. Sadly they ended up dropping the quick routines in favor of 25-45 min routines. This app is no longer for beginners or intermediates as the programming now seems exclusively focused on those who can dedicate several hours a week to the programming, and have existing strength and flexibility for the much longer, more intense stretches.
I've been using the app for a few weeks now and for the most part it's great. My biggest issue is the complete lack of any type of guidance on the stretches. It's almost never explained exactly what you are meant to be stretching, common ways you may mess up the stretch and get less out of it, or explicitly stating how to modify it. You are just meant to figure it out I guess by looking at the two people stretch. More time is spent unnecessarily repeating breathing counts than anything else.
New pliability™️ app, day 1 review: I've been using Romwod since Jan of this year 4-5 days per week. My recovery, range of motion, and general resilience have increased significantly. My biggest complaint about the new app is how the music is no longer tailored to the routine. It doesn't stop when you pause the routine, it doesn't turn down when the narrator is speaking, it changes tracks with no flow or cross fading, it doesn't even stop when the routine ends. Hoping for improvement!
This is by far my most used service. I do at least one session a day. The narrator is calming and reminds you to give your mobility time to develop and of where you should feel the stretches, the routines can fit anyone's schedule (15-60 minutes), the music is calming, and the pathways help you focus on specific areas that need work. The app is a little glitchy (random crashes, start videos if running in the background) but absolutely worth the trouble and the price. Cant recommend enough.
The app is ok. I wish the various routines would tell users what equipment is required. This would prevent users from starting a routine and having to pause multiple times to find the equipment needed. Also, I have had several times where the routine will go into picture-in-picture mode, and when I click on the routine to make it full screen, it restarts the routine.
I'd have to say after trying the app, it looks like the creators are on the right track. There are plenty of videos of exercises for different flexibility levels. But the videos themselves need improvement. Some videos have very dark backgrounds with dark-complected individuals sitting on black mats. The lack of contrast in color makes it very hard to see what they're doing. Also, the front angle is often shot very far. Why? Get a closer shot. Make it easier for us to see the exercises.
Great integration and training methods with a variety of options for different goals. Very structured and helpful as well, but sadly the price is a bit above the value of the product. There are similar products that are slightly lower quality but completely free. So if it is within your fitness budget then it is a great investment to make and does hold up against all similar apps.
For years, I've had lots of musculoskeletal issues. I've done all the smashing, stretching, PT influencers, and band mobilizations. So, I saw an add and thought I'd give it a try during the free trial. I've never liked the yoga flow stuff but the static yoga poses fixed my knees right up in less than a week. You can taylor the app to what you want to do...cool down, a quick fix or actual workout and in less than 15 min. Only draw back is it doesn't seem to progress.