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My Everfit trial

A trainer’s experience with programming, past workouts, booking access and recording payments, with the limits of this trial made explicit.

What I found in my trial

I used Everfit a week before writing this guide. The screen felt busy. I had to hunt for the tools I needed to change a client’s plan.

I could not find bookings or a way to track my own TWINT payments in that trial. Booking access is still in beta.

Everfit does let you edit each client’s plan and see past workouts. I found it hard to see that work while I built the next plan. Plan guide

What this trial establishes

This is a short personal account of using Everfit in the week before the original guide. It is not a scored review or a complete product test. The account plan, device and exact test date were not recorded here. Difficulty finding a tool does not establish that the tool is absent.

I build and sell SoloTrainer, a competing product. That ownership can affect my perspective.

Who should evaluate it

Consider a trial if you need workout delivery and client check-ins. If your business depends on bookings, reviewing past workouts while programming, or recording payments taken outside the app, repeat those tasks in your own account before choosing a plan.

Pricing and documented capabilities

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