Promising app with room for improvement in user interface This is a nice little app, but it has some annoying bugs (I've been using laptop/web interface). It is not obvious that once you click the exercise button, THEN you will see instructions on what each exercise is. Also, if you click the "Done" buttons as you go along, and then try to hit the final "done" button there is an error. this is annoying because the final "done" button is the one that finalizes the count for the day and you don't get credit for doing the work otherwise. Only by looking up the error code on the internet did I realize it is caused by a timeout. So, backup, then click "done", "done", "done" and final "done" and that works. Please make timeout longer than 15 minutes or whatever it is currently.

I am really happy and looking forward… I am really happy and looking forward to this journey. I could have benefited from some instructions for using the website and I am still familiarizing myself with which prompts need clicking. But I think it’s a great idea for a wellness program and I look forward to learning more as I go.

Move It Before You Lose It I am just beginning and will give the walking program my best shot. I am elderly - in my eighties - and find the warm up and stretching exercises particularly useful. Joints seize up with age and I find these exercises useful not only to prepare for walking but before my tennis days too.

I like that the timer on the website… I like that the timer on the website doesn’t need cell service. I am cautious about doing the warm-up and cool-down exercises because I have a really bad back and there is no option in the on boarding to indicate back problems. The same goes for the exercises that are sent as an addition in a work out guide. Your company may want to look at incorporating QIGONG into the warm-ups it is far safer for the joints and it warms the body up.

Very simple- at almost 80 years old I… Very simple- at almost 80 years old I am slow and steady- still walking around the neighborhood on sidewalks every other day- not ready for sprints. Watching meals. Mostly this program motivates me to be kind to myself and keep moving. When it snows soon, I have a hardly used treadmill that is beginning to look interesting. Thanks for the subtle motivation.