Company Name: Onyx Inc.
About: A renewable energy development company .
Headquarters: New York, New York, United States.
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by Rice14
Half of the time, the instructor is facing profile, even though you’re supposed to face towards the camera always. Was confusing at first, and there’s no indicator to tell you to re-orient yourself - it just stops counting.
On iPhone 12 mini, half the exercises don’t track at all. No info that you’re doing it wrong, just zero tracking no matter how hard you try. You exert more focus on whether the number of reps on the app are going up rather than your form.
On top of all that, on the very beginner exercise, after 15 minutes of frustration trying to do the exercises in a way that the app will properly count them, the app CRASHED at the conclusion of the program, and none of the progress was saved. According to the app, I’ve done zero exercises. Extremely frustrated.
by JefrVS
This app is so great, then it stops tracking you. You end up over exaggerating moves, changing the location of your phone, inevitably getting so frustrated that you stop mid workout to try and help some people avoid the frustration by writing a review. I like the short workouts. I don’t have much of an excuse to say, “I can’t workout for 5 minutes” but when that turns into 10 minutes trying to get this to track you, you would rather spend your energy throwing your phone. Then you remember, it’s the app designers that can’t figure this out. I’m trying to let off some steam by working out, but here I am applauding your faulty programming and some high school coding project. Bravo.
by Bay_sf_cali_girl
I was excited and used the app to workout for a couple of weeks until I realized that it’s the same workout over and over again but mixed in different programs. That’s fine if you like repetition and don’t get bored easily but after two months, I don’t see myself using it as often as I did when I first started out.
It would be great if there were weekly/monthly new workouts. That would keep the momentum going.
It gets tiring and the premium cost is not worth it if you get bored easily.