Offline Functionally Nonexistent

I exercise in a place without an internet connection. This app has an offline mode, so it fit the bill. However, it takes over 90 seconds between each page, and clearly is expecting an internet connection between each button press. After a workout, once I reconnect my process is deleted. There is no reason a workout log needs a constant connect — it’s just text!

Tomas c

I really liked the bridge app, I used it for about two weeks to help me Keep track with my exercises for my hip flexors and lower body. I feel like it was very good to help me stay on track and complete my exercises I like how you can see the calendar on the top of your workout session and you can also see all of your past workouts. Its easy to navigate, which was a plus. I don’t have any recommendations to add to this app to make it bette. I like how they add videos to help you stay on track. The only thing I would say is for people just getting the app to set up a work out that works well for you and let them do the rest.

It’s what my coach uses and it’s ok

Doesn’t have Strava integration, which I find really annoying. I’ve been using the app for about 3yrs now and I still find it confusing when I accidentally exit an in-progress workout and need to navigate back to resume it—this type of scenario should be more seamless. That’s are two main complaints otherwise app is ok.

Hard Pass

App is difficult to navigate and offers a poor mobile experience. Mobile lacks major needed features.

Needs UI Refresh and Apple Health Connectivity

Decent app. I use it mainly because that’s what my trainer uses to write programs for clients. Something I’d like to see is a UI refresh and the ability to connect Apple Health to the app so that metrics like weight/sleep/etc. can be tracked.