One Pass™

Name: One Pass™
Rating: 3.7 (1219 reviews)
Author: One Pass

By: One Pass App

Health & Fitness

Overview

Version:

17.11.0

Last updated: 2026-06-03

Ranking

#55,500 ▲ 120

Overall

Features & Capabilities

One Pass™ consolidates gyms, studios, and online workouts into a single monthly membership app. Access personalized exercise plans, grocery delivery (where available), and health features that vary by plan or employer.\n\nFrom live classes and on-demand workouts to brain health activities and social events, it’s designed to keep you motivated and on track. The app also includes community sharing, progress tracking, and device integration for heart rate monitoring to optimize your sessions.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

One Pass

Rating:

3.70

(1,219) 7 new ratings

Version:

17.11.0 Last updated: 2026-06-03

Version code:

886439210

Creation date:

2024-07-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

339.82MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-28

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 55,500 ▲ 120

Other platforms

One Pass™ (v17.10.0)

88,373 2.51

(438)

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Developed by:

One Pass

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/one-pass/id6499447981

User Reviews

User reviews largely clash: many report the app is unstable and hard to use due to heavy login friction (frequent 2FA, daily sign-ins, and not remembering devices) and an ongoing cycle of authentication steps. The app often redirects to the mobile website, limiting in-app functionality. UX is described as confusing and not intuitive, with navigation and screen issues on various devices. Content gaps include weak local gym search and limited class options. A minority praise the workouts for quality or variety and note the price can be cheaper than some alternatives. Overall, significant friction outweighs any positive aspects.

Pros

Some reviewers praise the workout content as amazing and varied.
A few reviewers note the app offers a large selection of workouts.
One reviewer mentions the price is cheaper than alternatives (e.g., ClassPass).

Cons

Frequent login/authentication problems: daily 2FA, never remembering the device.
The app largely redirects to the mobile website for login and activity, making the app feel like a portal rather than a full app.
Poor UX/UI and reliability: confusing navigation, not full-screen on some devices, no keyboard support, loading issues.
Limited local gym and class discovery: no effective local gym search, missing local class options like Pilates; content gaps.
Other friction points like difficulty canceling or managing membership within the app.

Recent reviews

You can not go back and add your exercise . Which means you have to check in every single day. Some of us have doctors appointments and test then workouts and exercise. After that plus household chores I am too tired to check in every single dang day.

by ki*****, 2026-08-10

It doesn’t tell you how to apply using One Pass for a membership at a gym. It only links you to the gym’s website. The choice of activities to log externally is very limited. You cannot log water workouts. can’t pair Google Health premium with my phone. The instruction and coordination is absolutely terrible. Not User Friendly