Bodylura: Fitness & Nutrition

Name: Bodylura: Fitness & Nutrition
Rating: 4.9 (7770 reviews)
Author: Body Love Group, LLC

By: Body Love Group, LLC

Strength, Yoga, Pregnancy

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Features & Capabilities

Bodylura is a fitness and wellness platform designed for women, offering strength and resistance training, 20+ programs, and a first-week free trial. Thousands of women have transformed their lives with expert female trainers, results-driven workouts, community support, and 300+ recipes.

Core features include 12-week guided programs, on-demand classes, short 20–30 minute workouts, meal plans with 72 weeks of meals and 7 eating preferences, daily food tracking and a barcode scanner. It also provides a workout calendar, wellness journal, educational videos, and guidance for physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Membership starts with a 7-day free trial and auto-renews after the trial period.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports Education

By:

Body Love Group, LLC

Rating:

4.90

(7,770)

Version:

6.3.3 Last updated: 2025-10-07

Version code:

878714157

Creation date:

2017-12-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

84.76MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 20,087 ▲ 6

Other platforms

Bodylura: Fitness & Nutrition (v6.3.4)

90,602 4.40

(1,200)

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Developed by:

Body Love Group, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bodylura-fitness-nutrition/id1281856473

Website:

http://bodylura.com

User Reviews

Users praise Bodylura for diverse programs, motivating trainers, clear short workouts, and strong nutrition tools, but repeatedly report reliability issues (crashes, slow loading), casting/Apple Watch problems, limited workout customization, and gaps in fiber tracking and meal-plan flexibility. Billing and support concerns also surface. Overall, it’s a comprehensive, affordable fitness app that struggles with stability and customization.

Pros

A wide variety of programs and trainers that keeps users motivated and supports long-term consistency.
Clear, structured workouts that fit into busy schedules (roughly 20–45 minutes) with helpful form tips.
An all-in-one fitness ecosystem featuring macro tracking, recipes, and meal ideas alongside workouts.
Flexible use across gym, home, and outdoor settings, with calendar planning and support for different life stages (e.g., pregnancy, postpartum).
Continual updates and a comprehensive range of programs offer strong value for the price.

Cons

Frequent crashes, freezes, and slow performance that disrupt workouts and require restarts.
Casting to TV and local network issues, plus Apple Watch integration problems that hinder tracking and casting.
Limited workout customization and navigation, making it hard to preview trainers’ workouts, mix moves, or tailor sets to one machine.
Nutrition features feel restrictive (no fiber tracking, few meal plan variations, limited automation for weekly plans).
Billing/cancellation friction and slow customer support reported by some users.

Recent reviews

Every time I leave the app to change my playlist, it literally starts my workout over FROM THE BEGINNING. Do better. Hire better software developers! Save people’s progress! Dumping this app when my year is over.

by Be*****, 2026-05-21

The workouts inculcated consistency and discipline for the last 3 years and I set to move to advanced level workouts . Best for anyone who needs a little nudge and motivation to workout

by pl*****, 2025-11-19

I love the concept of this app. Overall it seems to have really great content. I’ve been trying to follow the Strength program and that’s where I run into issues. The program has supersets that want you to jump from either machine to machine or from machine to dumbbells/barbells and/or jump boxes. Essentially it’s got you running all over the gym. The bigger problem is it’s one set here and one set there, so when you move from a leg curl to do split squats, you may have to wait for the leg curl machine because someone got on it when you stepped away. And the program expects you to do 5-10 sets. This just isn’t practical in any of the gyms I go to. If there’s a way to tailor a program that allows you to do all sets at the same machine or area before moving on to the next, it would be appreciated!