Paceline: Rewards For Exercise App Support

Paceline: Rewards for Exercise App User Reviews

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Paceline: Rewards for Exercise Pros

✓ Great app!I have been using Paceline now for a couple of months. I found it through an Instagram ad and was very excited to receive points that can be used towards a rewards system for something I am anyways doing everyday. The app is great for those who need the motivation to workout and also great for those who either way workout and now receive some extra motivation through the app’s reward system..Insta pic loverVersion: 3.79.0

✓ Love it but not so much the new rewards or the new lookPaceline recently updated their app, changing the entire look of rewards and the actually rewards themselves. The new look makes it much harder to see what the rewards are and the new rewards are not as great as they used to be. I prefer to choose the rewards that donate money unless they’re offering Starbucks/Dunkin, etc gift cards, but the only donation they’re offering is Black Lives Matter. I am all for supporting black lives but Black Lives Matter is proven to be not a good foundation to donate to to support black lives. They used to have a tree planting foundation and feed America, both of which I loved to donate to, but now they’ve changed it and I miss the other donation choices. Please bring them back..Mlark105Version: 2.9.5

Paceline: Rewards for Exercise Cons

✗ Not HealthyFor an app that boasts about encouraging people to be healthy, the new point system spits in the face of that. Points may only be accrued for a maximum of 24 weeks. The “best” redemptions require a person to hit 300 minutes of exercise per week for 24 consecutive weeks. With a maximum of 50 minutes per day, that is 6/7 days of elevated heart rate training for an excessively consistent period of time. As someone that has trained for health and fitness over the last decade, I can tell you that I have never kept to that kind of schedule and would find it impossible to obtain with that level of regularity. Rest is important and the fact that this app is implicitly discouraging rest by gamifying the rewards to this extent shows that the developers are out of touch with their product and user base. I get that it’s expensive to offer any meaningful rewards but if you’re going to make a change to a point system like this, at least make it obtainable without being potentially harmful..Anon LifeVersion: 3.59.0

✗ I used to love this app!This new update to their rewards system makes me really sad! I’m not in a place to open another credit card and they are trying to force us into it or else we get stuck having to use our rewards for discounts that those shops offer new members anyways. So this is very disappointing to see & I will no longer be referring members because I’m not going to have them be getting the constant “get our credit card” notifications when they get into the app. I didn’t fall in love with this app for it to become a credit card pusher…so unless you’re looking to join to spend money or open a credit card, don’t even bother downloading!.Charlotte_ww_mommyVersion: 3.16.0

Is Paceline: Rewards for Exercise legit?

✅ Yes. Paceline: Rewards for Exercise is 100% legit to us. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 18,626 Paceline: Rewards for Exercise user reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, AppSupports Legitimacy Score for Paceline: Rewards for Exercise is 95.0/100.

Is Paceline: Rewards for Exercise safe?

✅ Yes. Paceline: Rewards for Exercise is quiet safe to use. This is based on our NLP analysis of over 18,626 user reviews sourced from the IOS appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.7/5. AppSupports Safety Score for Paceline: Rewards for Exercise is 95.5/100.

Should I download Paceline: Rewards for Exercise?

✅ There have been no security reports that makes Paceline: Rewards for Exercise a dangerous app to use on your smartphone right now.