Weight Loss Walking: WalkFit

I loved the app ... UNTIL I got a fitbit to link to it, and now about 1/3 of the time it doesn't collect the data and ruins my streak, which is half the fun of the colorful app. I've reinstalled, reconnected, restarted, etc etc, but it simply stops syncing every third day or so now. I won't be continuing after my first three month subscription is up.

Good potential, but I expect more from a paid app. If this was a free app, I'd rate it 4 stars, but when I'm paying an annual fee, I expect close to perfection. The assigned daily workout seems to function well, but any additional workouts are not added to the daily exercise total, and every single one has malfunctioned around the halfway point, with a blank screen and no vocal cues for what exercise comes next. Syncing with my Fitbit is spotty - the app step total is always lower than my Fitbit

I was really excited to find a walking for fitness app that promised to sync with my smartwatch. FYI, it has very limited connectivity, and will not sync with my Garmin. In addition, there is no way to manually add your steps from unsupportive devices. If I had known that ahead of time, I would not have purchased the app. As a teacher, I log an average of 4,000 - 6,000 steps a day, just at work. I can't use the phone sensor at work (district policy), so all of those steps aren't counted.

Step count is way off. The app isn't even giving credit for the workouts I do in the app itself. I have tried syncing with Google fit as well as my watch with Health Connect, and the steps do not match at all. It looks like many others have had this same issue for months now, and nothing seems to fix it. I am very disappointed as I like many others have paid for a year. I do enjoy the workouts, but as someone who struggles to find motivation, not getting achievements is very discouraging.

No native integration with Garmin. Bought a third party app to make Garmin sync to Google fit, but still barely functional. Didn't originally add a goal date, now can't add one. I can't prove it's "impossible" to use to get a refund, because it isn't, but totally unsatisfactory. Unfortunately, it's all locked down until you buy, so hard to know without wasting a few bucks. "Workouts" are hokey. I was looking for personalized goals, not flailing in my living room. Not even going to bother.