Volt: Gym & Home Workout Plans

Name: Volt: Gym & Home Workout Plans
Rating: 4.7 (16885 reviews)
Author: Volt Athletics, Inc.

By: Volt Athletics, Inc. App

Fitness Training for Any Goal

Overview

Version:

24.1.0

Last updated: 2026-08-11

Features & Capabilities

Volt provides world-class, AI-powered training plans that evolve weekly and build on your last session. Designed by CSCS-certified strength and conditioning coaches and powered by Cortex, Volt adapts in real time to keep you progressing toward any goal, whether you're in the gym or at home.

Choose from General Fitness, Sport Performance (40+ sports), and Tactical Readiness programs. Features include Apple Health integration, equipment customization, auto-planned weights and reps, a 3,000+ movement library with HD videos, and full-body workouts with easy exercise swaps to fit your gear and space.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App AI GenAI Sports Education

By:

Volt Athletics, Inc.

Rating:

4.70

(16,885) 13 new ratings

Version:

24.1.0 Last updated: 2026-08-11

Version code:

889554300

Creation date:

2017-02-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

98.45MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 12,929 ▼ 2

Other rankings

#25 in plan keyword 13

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Developed by:

Volt Athletics, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/volt-gym-home-workout-plans/id1189345596

Website:

http://www.voltathletics.com

User Reviews

Volt offers strong, athlete-focused programming with AI-driven progression and flexible exercise substitutions, plus an intuitive UI and versatile planning features. However, multiple reviews cite persistent login and password issues, pricing confusion, bugs affecting stability and data tracking, and progress loss after updates. These reliability and pricing concerns recur across users, potentially impacting long-term adoption unless addressed.

Pros

Elite athlete-focused programming with a clear structure (Strength, Hypertrophy, Unload) and a comprehensive movement library.
Cortex AI plus RPE-based progression that automatically adjusts volume and weights.
Flexible exercise substitutions and adaptability for changing equipment—you can swap movements and tailor workouts.
Intuitive UI with detailed movement instructions and GIFs; strong planning features, plus warm-ups, primers, and finishers.
Long-term value and consistency: users report years of use, steady progress, and effective routines for home or gym.

Cons

Recurring login/logout and password reset issues disrupting access.
Pricing and billing confusion or perceived high cost and unclear pricing.
Bugs and reliability problems, including freezes, offline issues, and inconsistent workout data tracking.
Progress/history integrity problems after updates, with lost or incorrectly logged data.

Recent reviews

Great platform - used it as a college athlete and continued using it for years, although it would be much easier to use if there was an accompanying Apple Watch app

by Ri*****, 2026-08-18

Hi Volt team, I really enjoy using this app! I posting here again hoping your team would see and apply some ideas that would make it even better (for me 😅) 1. I like the gif like visual which shows how to perform a certain exercise. If along with that gif, you can show which muscles (primary and secondary) that exercise is going to affect, that would be awesome! 2. I keep switching gyms depending on where I am at. If there is a way I could scan the gym such that the app identifies the different equipments present in the gym and tailors my workout to perform the planned training but with the available equipment, that would be a game changer 3. The app lets you choose the sport we are training for. If it can include more compound workouts that sort of replicate the mechanics and movements in the sport rather than just isolating the muscles involved, that can be really effective in reinforcing muscle memory/feel on top of strengthening. Thanks for reading! Keep up the good work!