Reps and Sets 4+

Does the job for a mostly free app

I think this app is good. It’s pretty much free unless you want lots more exercises and Apple Watch support. If you want that, the monthly subscription is far cheaper than other apps out there - there some ridiculous prices for subscriptions on this App Store!! But for free, there’s more than enough exercises in this app to cover your typical strength training gym session. I’ve been using it to create my own gym workout routine and it works really well. Easy to adjust as you go along, and update the routine at the end.
Why only 4 stars? I have come across 1 bug which crashes the app. I’d also like to see the ability to “chain” together timed exercises and rests for creating your own HIIT routine or some sort of loop/repeat function. As it stands the app doesn’t really support creating your own HIIT routine very well. You can create a routine, say 30 seconds cycling and 30 seconds rest, but it’s a bit long winded and you have to manually press the “>” icon at each interval, to signify you have completed it - it moves on to the rest interval, but then doesn’t automatically move on to the next work interval (hope that makes sense).
I’d also like to see the ability to mark a set as complete complete from the iPhone lock screen widget - but that might be asking too much for the free version. 😃
Overall very pleased with the app, it’s functional and doesn’t cost the Earth like others. 👍🏻

Very good, could be better

Very good app, I pay for premium so get access to all the exercises on the app however there should be a function which allows for adding an exercise that doesn’t exist on there. For example glute bridge is not an exercise on there and you can’t add it anywhere.
Having said that, the app is still very good and integrates with Apple Watch and Fitness/health so you can track calories burned, heart rate etc.
Best app of its kind that I’ve found so far.

Deleted from my watch. Annoying

I have only used this app a few times, likely not enough to deeply evaluate it against the apps I do use however sadly I will never get there as the app puts an add on my watch that I can’t swipe away, even when I haven’t used it.

Not for me.

Addendum;

Further to my review after comments from the developer:

Perhaps “add” is the wrong term. Regardless of the terminology, a “message” shows on the Apple Watch suggesting to purchase the enhanced version of the app. I could not swipe to remove the “message” and only made it stop by removing the app from my watch. Even if there is a way to kill that message, it is not easily accessed. I maintain the basic gist of my original review.

Further to my note above, there was yet again a statement from the developer again stating there are no ads in the app. I stand by the paragraph above and agree there are no “ads” for other products within the app however the free version has very invasive and repetitive “messages” encouraging the user to upgrade to the paid version of the app when using the free version for a short period of time.

Developer Response ,

Most of our app is free to use, but some features are for premium users only, like editing workouts on the watch app. If you try to use this feature, but don't have a premium subscription, you'll be get a message explaining why you can't use it. But you can simply tap "OK" to dismiss that message, and it only appears on the watch when you try to use a premium feature.

Re: Addendum. The iPhone app can be used completely free of charge, and we never randomly interrupt the user with "messaging". There is just one piece of small discreet text on our home screen which says "Get Premium". Plus, in our exercise database, only 20 out of 400 exercises are premium. If you select a premium exercise you will get the upgrade message. That's it.