Personalized one-on-one coaching. Variety of coaches and sports to choose from. Syncs with Apple Watch, though it doesn’t require you to own one. Open, constant communication with coaches. Huge library of movements.Requires iOS; there’s no Android app. You have to BYO equipment, so you might still need a gym membership on top of the app's pricey monthly subscription fee. Movement library doesn’t include more obscure movements.
Each time you launch the app to complete a session, you’re greeted with a personalized recording from your coach where they go over your goals and your recent progress. The coach then leads you through your day’s workout, and the app allows you to pause and start the coach’s prerecorded video so you can progress through the exercises at your own pace by tapping on your iPhone or Apple Watch.
That’s a nice perk, especially since a Future membership costs $149 a month. While it’s a big outlay when compared to other streaming fitness programs, $150 is roughly what you’ll pay for one single personal training session at most gyms. So if you prefer one-on-one coaching from a knowledgeable personal trainer—one who will conform to your schedule and is always in communication with you—and you want to work out more than once a month, the price is quite attractive.
So it’s a complete waste of time and money, got it.
There's no Android app because the makers know only iOS users will throw money around like this without considering viable alternatives🤣