pylzworks

For a company that pushes so hard for me to download their app I could not be more disappointed with the experience on an iPad.

Subscription service that airs commercials is pretty much the poorest experience I have ever had. Time to say goodbye, for so many other than just that the reason.

Seriously, who ever had the idea to make people pay for the original logo by changing to the most hideous ever deserves to be getting poor reviews.

The lack of full Apple Health integration is the most disappointing part of the app/service. Yes it can read the steps your phone records, but it does not write any data, this results in the need for a 3rd party app. The premium features I got for 6 month, when purchasing a Charge 6 are also so basic and limited, that I already know I will rather have a subscription with another app. Unflexibel, not tailored to name a few. And as this is maybe the best place to also review the Charge 6, there is much potential yet to be realised. It’s lacks manual sorting of exercises, the fact that I can’

Compared to the competition, like Lifesum, the app does not offer much more. Many features included with other apps, like barcode scanning, is only available for Premium users. At the same time neither the free or paid version support decent workout integration from Apple Fitness. Step counting is the only automated integration. You can add manually your workout, but the suggested calorie burn is not in line with actual tracked workouts. The UI is dated and inflexible. The only good part is that even the free version supports data export from the web. To export via the app, you again must su

The free tune in App now streams commercials before it starts each station. Fair enough for a free service, but it does not respect the age limit a station might has.

60 kr (6$) a week! (?)