One price. Everything in it.
There is no free tier that quietly removes the graph, and no upgrade that unlocks the number you came for. You get two weeks to decide, and after that it is one subscription for the whole app.
Install it and use all of it for fourteen days. Nothing is removed while the trial runs, and no card is charged before it ends.
Month to month. Cancel it in your Apple subscription settings and it stops at the end of the period you already paid for.
$3.75 a month. A year costs what seven and a half months of the monthly plan would. Take this one if you are staying.
Billing runs through your Apple ID, so Weighted never sees a card number. The amounts above are Apple's own price for the USD storefront; the country on your Apple ID decides which storefront you are charged in, and tax is added at checkout where it applies.
The specification.
Checked against the store, not the brochureWhy it is not free.
A free training log pays for itself with advertising or by selling what you did. Both of those make the log worse. One interrupts you between sets, and the other means your training history has to leave your phone to be worth something to somebody else.
Charging for it is the only version where the thing that keeps the app alive is the same thing that makes it good for you. At $3.75 a month on the yearly plan it is also the cheapest line in your training week.
Two weeks, then you decide.
Cancel before day fourteen and nothing is taken. Where to cancel, step by step.
