Great little app - allows me to put widgets all over my watch about step counts and distance and other metrics that for some reason Apple doesn’t have by default. New update is great for iPhone as well. Developer is quick to respond with any issues as well.

I thought I would use this much more than I do. Unfortunately, because I'm terrible about updating things on a daily basis, it hasn't been helpful at all. There's no way to backdate entries or edit what is entered so if I forget to submit an entry for the days I work out, it just says I failed my goal. That's consistent for me since I don't update any of my apps on a daily basis. Backdating/editing past entries days after the fact is a pretty basic function of any tracker app, so this one falls flat. Especially since the paid subscription doesn't really give any special features to justify the cost. I'm better off using paper and pen(s) to track my activity.

Harshil crafted one of the most beautiful apps I’ve ever had the pleasure of using. The wide array of themes are delectable to say the least!Making my health stats glanceable across my devices via the widgets, adds a sense of accomplishment & reinforced encouragement that I’m making strides towards my goals.Harshil is highly responsive & is constantly improving the app. Dare I say he’s the “Peak of app development”. I mean, what else could you want!?

Peak does everything you want the default Apple Health app to do and more. I use Peak as the hub for all my workout and health data and have been very happy with the ability to pin widgets to my home screen, track my goals, and customize the experience to exactly what I want. Bravo.

I’ve tried a lot of different fitness apps in my quest to display health metrics on my Home Screen. None have come close to the versatility or informational density allowed by Peak. It’s just a really terrific app to view different health metrics at a glance.

As a heavy Apple Watch/fitness logging fanatic, Peak makes it really fun to see my effort and bask in the data behind my exercise! Helps with the body dysmorphia by reminding me that even though I don’t look like I’d like, I’m definitely putting in the effort.