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I stopped using Verv to train for a race months ago because the cueing was so spotty. I only got a “run” cue about 50% of the time. What it did instead was turn my music down to almost not being able to hear it (and you need it most when it’s time to run, right?). After a running hiatus due to injury I thought I’d give it another shot to eetrain myself to run. I figured it’s been through several updates and I voiced my concerns enough that maybe it’d been fixed (and I had paid for the year so might as well try, it’s not cheap). NOPE. Still usually doesn’t tell you when it’s time to run. Idk why this is such a challenge. Back to the unpaid apps that seem able to get it right. Side note: my last review from months ago has disappeared, so I’ll be counting down how long it takes them to remove this one, too. 😂

When I saw the add it showed an agenda with things like drink water, walk for 15 minutes, do yoga for 20 minutes, breathe. It was very precise and simple. THAT DOES NOT EXIST. It pulls up generic workouts from the internet and says ‘do intermittent fasting’. So why do I need to pay $35 a month for this? Why advertise for a feature that does not exist? Why not use your energy to actually create the feature you advertise? So I got a developer’s response claiming that I do not understand why the app does. I clearly understand what the app does—it does nothing. The ad claims what I listed above, but you do not know this until you pay in full. Your app does not offer it. Submitting a request for help to ‘guide’ me through the app is not necessary (as it does nothing) and goes unanswered.

So I read all the reviews good and bad. All of them. Everything people said in the bad reviews is true. No nutrition plan, easy level routines aren’t easy. You can find better workouts online. The app isn’t anything like the ads. They ask lots of questions up front making you think it’s going to be personal, but it’s not. Etc. etc. The only reason I tried it out was because for our family of six, the cost of one year is the same as a trip to a fast food place. Not a ton. Also the developers left lots of nice notes about how they were working on things. They aren’t. It’s still bad lol. I still use the app when I need a quick workout, but it’s not a good app. I give it a two because it’s cheap and there are workouts.