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Freeletics — High intensity workouts & training plans
Freeletics is the app that will get you in a better shape not only physically but mentally too. It will make you a plan for training depending on your availability, your space and your workout level. it will evaluate you after every one of your workouts, so you can set goals and most of all, achieve them.
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This is an underrated fitness app that I came across a few days ago via a friend. I've been looking for something that's designed really well and is curated to my fitness goals and not one that's already set in place. @rrhoover I see your gym snaps all the time. What do you think? :-)
@_shahedk Awesome that you discovered us! Not only do we curate the training plan to your goals but also to your individual characteristics such as starting fitness level and movement skills as well as to your performances.
We constantly work on and iterate our coaching algorithm. Our goal is to fully adapt the training to your very personal life circumstances - every single day.
I might give this a spin. I've done insanity a few times and generally liked it. The onboarding process for this app is very nice.
@erictwillis Thx for your positive feedback! Actually we are AB-testing two onboarding processes at the moment… what did you like about it?
I'm a Freeletics user since February 2013. I've been fascinated with their launch strategy from the beginning on. They started out with a simple newsletter that suggested weekly workout schedules, which they turned into PDF 15-weeks guides to figure out if people are willing to pay. By building strong local communities beforehand, they were able to turn these PDFs into more than half a million € of revenue: money they used to build apps for iOS and Android. Many of their product decisions seem very thorough (2x2m workouts, ghost mode, beat your last time) and I believe they will be a strong player in the global fitness market soon. Way to go, guys!
What's the intention behind the "clap clap" branding? I find it intriguing. It could either work really well, or fail tremendously (I guess that goes with anything).
@crixlet ClapClap is the "handshake" of Free Athletes and a greeting sign. It can also show your appreciation for the hard work of others and it links us together in social and respectful community. It allows you to cheer/like workouts of others within the app. And in the end it shows your identity as a Free Athlete. I really love it because if you go to another city and see people doing Freeletics with a "clapclap" you show that you are part of the movement no matter where you come from. I just recently experienced this again in Paris a couple of weeks ago.
The site is beautiful - so I want to be excited about the workouts! :-) But I have to admit, I'm disappointed to have such a friction free 'set-up' (FB login, 3 questions to tailor my workout) only to be forced to buy before I try. Why not give people 2 weeks to try the workout? Or even one week. The price point is great, but the need to add a credit card at that point creates friction. Would love your perspective on this.
@corleyh Thx for your feedback! Actually you can go two paths with more (Coach - based on fitness test) and less individualization (free). The first free workout is personalized (and you'll get a few more via email over the next few weeks) – so far, you can only see this on the app. We'd love to add a trial in the future, now you already can return the Coach in the first 14 days when buying via our website. Would you prefer having your first training experience within the Coach already?
@koinfreeletics Agreeing here with @corleyh. If you haven't yet, test that, and moving the credit card post-trial, etc. Right now the options aren't crystal clear which could be hurting your conversions. (There are so many bad fitness apps IMHO that I'm hesitant to even download nonetheless pay for another one even if it's inexpensive. Some of the onboarding and acquisition challenges you face aren't about you - they're about your less worthy competitors!)
@kkdub @corleyh Thanks for the feedback! A trial is definitely something we're looking into, as well as our free user strategy. We want to eliminate anything that would prevent our users from experiencing our product. For now, I would suggest downloading the app and logging in with your account there, I think you'll both find the onboarding process via the app more intuitive for the user. We would be curious to get your feedback on the app version as well, as we just implemented some updates to make the onboarding experience better for the user.
@jmanoogian1 @corleyh +1 the trial option. I went through the signup process and didn't want to pull out my CC quite yet w/o seeing some examples. I then realized after some clicking around that I had access to the free account.. A trial would be great!
Brilliantly crafted product from an exceptional all-stars team. period. Freeletics is moving godspeed and there is no slowing down for them! Kudos!
I saw an ad on Facebook a while ago and after seeing some of the transformation videos, it kinda got stuck in my head. A few months later, I felt like I wanted to become more active, more fit, and I went straight back to Freeletics. The message is very powerful, it was basically the first thing that came to my mind when I started thinking, ok, how should I proceed with this more active lifestyle.
I'm now doing my introduction week with the coach after trying out some of the workouts first. My body feels sore and exhausted, but I feel great, I feel achieved and empowered. Never once have I felt so great about working out with any other app/programme or by just going to the gym. It's also about the community around Freeletics, the free athletes. Everyone's extremely supportive of each other because they know how damn hard it is, and how incredibly rewarding, we're all in this together!
ClapClap for building such a great product and community, @memo_my @andrejmatijczak @jmanoogian1 @stephanhauner @phil7muc @koinfreeletics @janndriessen @praktikant
I like it, but it's more for burning fat than for building muscles. If you are a skinny/skinny fat you need to lift weights and eat.
I used freeletics some time ago and must say I turned into a beast in no time! Update looks sick!!
Really a great Fitness App! Loved the way you explained the workout steps in the video. Will definitely follow the App.
Hi, I'm Mehmet, Co-Founder of Freeletics. Thanks @_shahedk for sharing. As @einkoenig mentioned, we started out in Munich in 2013, completely bootstrapped, but fueled by our amazing community and the personal development of each user. I am really keen to get your Feedback. ✌🏼
@memo_my cool product. I just downloaded it the other day but haven't started using it yet. I really must! Let's have lunch some time. :)
hi guys, I'm Andrej, co-founder of Freeletics. thrilled to see Freeletics on Product Hunt. thanks for sharing @_shahedk! As @memo_my mentioned before - we are a bootstrapped startup founded in munich, germany in 2013. we are a team of 80 highly motivated and smart people, have 6 million registered users in our community and are growing fast. our vision is to help everybody in the world unfold their physical and mental potentials and become the strongest version of themselves. Our community is gathered around our digital product, an motivating app with short highly effective workouts that can be done anywhere, anytime. To get a feeling for the Freeletics training experience just go to youtube and tipe in "Freeletics", there are lots of people posting videos of their achievements. Some of the videos have 7-8 million clicks. :-) https://www.youtube.com/results?... let us know what your thoughts are. looking forward to your feedback!
Hey, I am Pierre, VP Marketing at Freeletics. Really glad to be featured on Product Hunt. I will get some of the team involved here. We are really looking forward to your feedback, comments and questions. Feel free to ask us anything.
@mossibat @praktikant We already did do a hackathon for the watch but we are waiting for the new OS update by Apple to provide a better experience.
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