High5Workout is a multi-sport tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch. The listing describes recording over 20 activities, including running, cycling, swimming, hiking, skiing, gym training, and racket sports. It includes sport-specific metrics, GPS routes, heart rate, elevation, racket match scoring, route planning, offline maps, food logging, clubs, and training summaries. Premium adds analysis such as training-load charts, longer-term trends, and AI coaching; the current US listing shows $6.99 per month with a three-day trial. The developer says core tracking, social features, and the food diary are free and that the app has no ads. Fitness scores and coaching should be treated as informational rather than medical advice, and users should review privacy permissions for location and health data. The listing had seven ratings when checked, a small sample.
High5Workout: Fitness Tracker
Track more than 20 sports, workouts, routes, recovery, and nutrition with an iPhone and Apple Watch fitness log.
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What it does
- Track more than 20 sports with activity-specific metrics on iPhone or Apple Watch.
- Record GPS routes, pace, heart rate, elevation, and racket-match scores.
- Build routes, use offline maps, and review a personal activity heatmap.
- Log food and review premium training-load and trend analyses.
A good fit for
- People who participate in several sports and want a shared activity history across them.
Worth knowing
- Premium analysis is listed at $6.99 per month with a three-day trial; verify current renewal terms.
- GPS, health, and location features require permissions; review data handling before enabling them.
- AI coaching and activity metrics are informational and not a substitute for medical guidance; the listing had seven ratings.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is High5Workout: Fitness Tracker used for?
Track more than 20 sports, workouts, routes, recovery, and nutrition with an iPhone and Apple Watch fitness log.
What can you do with High5Workout: Fitness Tracker?
Track more than 20 sports with activity-specific metrics on iPhone or Apple Watch. Record GPS routes, pace, heart rate, elevation, and racket-match scores. Build routes, use offline maps, and review a personal activity heatmap. Log food and review premium training-load and trend analyses.
Who is High5Workout: Fitness Tracker designed for?
People who participate in several sports and want a shared activity history across them.
What should you know before downloading High5Workout: Fitness Tracker?
Premium analysis is listed at $6.99 per month with a three-day trial; verify current renewal terms. GPS, health, and location features require permissions; review data handling before enabling them. AI coaching and activity metrics are informational and not a substitute for medical guidance; the listing had seven ratings.
Does High5Workout: Fitness Tracker include paid features?
The US listing currently shows Premium at $6.99/month with a three-day free trial. Confirm current price and renewal terms before subscribing.
Which platforms support High5Workout: Fitness Tracker?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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