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If you’re an avid user, you might find yourself wanting more workout choices than what the Workout app can offer you. bridges that gap, allowing you to build custom, structured workouts to your choosing.

lets you design workouts that fit your habits. You can build them from scratch, or you can use their gallery for inspiration. Nonetheless, if you’ve ever felt like the Apple Workouts app does enough for you – WatchFit might help you feel better.

When you’re structuring a workout, you can add warmups, cooldowns, and repeated intervals. You can dial things in the way you’d like to, rather than just having one fixed workout. When you’re structuring, you can configure steps based on time, distance, or just leave it as an open goal.

Then, you can just send the workout to your – assuming you give the app access.

You can also schedule workouts with , allowing you to plan ahead. When the time comes to do the workout, it should show up at the top of the Workout app on your . You can monitor your scheduled workouts with widgets on your iPhone’s home screen as well.

is available for free on the App Store for iPhone users running iOS 17 and later. For the full experience, including the ability to schedule workouts, organize workouts, and more, you can buy Pro for $1.99/mo, $9.99/year, or $19.99 for a one time purchase. You’ll also need an on watchOS 11 to take advantage of the app.

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