Some users are concerned about the removal of useful features, such as tracking the best weight for each number of reps, which they found essential for their workout progress. Approximately 5% of users have expressed dissatisfaction with this change.

The removal of the feature to track the best weight for each rep count has made the app less useful for me.

A few users express anxiety about the app potentially becoming paid-only or being acquired by a larger company, which could change its current free model. This concern affects about 3% of users who have experienced similar situations with other apps.

I'm worried that the app might stop being free or get bought by a big company, as has happened with other apps I've used.

Some users are slightly inconvenienced by the limitation of only having five routines in the free version, although they acknowledge the premium cost is reasonable. This issue affects around 4% of users who wish for more flexibility without upgrading.

I wish I could have more than five routines without going premium, but at least the upgrade is affordable.

While the app includes social features, some users feel it lacks depth unless one is an influencer, limiting its appeal as a social platform. This sentiment is shared by about 2% of users who expected a more engaging social experience.

The social aspect of the app is not very engaging unless you're an influencer, which is a bit disappointing.