88%Would buy again
Work has me on late shifts and the gym was never open when I could go, so I needed something I could do at home. Signed up on my phone during a break and started the same night. Workouts are short, which is what I wanted. Would buy again.
Read moreThe workouts I picked were the strength ones, and they do what they say on the box, which is fine. Price is on the high side for what it is, and I'd have preferred a bit more variety in the cardio sessions. The app is easy enough to use and I haven't had any crashes.
Read moreI took out the annual plan at the start of the year, mainly because my knees didn't care for the gym any more and a friend suggested it. The sessions are clearly explained and the audio cues are a great help when I'm at home alone. I was rather pleased that the difficulty can be adjusted without fuss. Customer service was courteous when I had a question about my billing, and they sorted it out…
Read moreThe workouts I picked were the strength ones, and they do what they say on the box, which is fine. Price is on the high side for what it is, and I'd have preferred a bit more variety in the cardio sessions. The app is easy enough to use and I haven't had any crashes.
It's a fair price for what you get, though I wouldn't call it cheap. The workouts are pitched right for someone who's been lifting for a few years and the progression feels sensible. My only real gripe is the app crashed twice mid session and I lost my place, which was annoying when I was mid circuit. Would probably still pay again if it stays this stable.
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Freeletics is a fitness and nutrition company that offers training programmes through a mobile app, built around bodyweight exercises that can be performed with little or no equipment. Its app provides guided workouts for strength, endurance and mobility, alongside coaching content and a personalised nutrition programme that users can follow alongside their training. The company was founded in Germany and has built its reputation on a community-led approach, with many users completing workouts together through group challenges and shared training features.
Freeletics sells its programmes primarily as a digital subscription, so users access their plans and workouts online rather than through physical shops. Its customers are people who want structured training they can follow at home, outdoors or at the gym, and the app is designed to adapt as a user's fitness improves.
