Urban Sports Club

Name: Urban Sports Club
Rating: 4.6 (506 reviews)
Author: Urban Sports GmbH

By: Urban Sports GmbH App

A Wellhub Company

Overview

Version:

7.8.2

Last updated: 2026-06-26

Ranking

#79,443 ▲ 270

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Urban Sports Club offers an all-in-one sports and wellness membership with access to 50+ activities and 12,000+ partner venues across Europe. You can explore fitness, yoga, swimming, team sports, wellness treatments, and Live Online classes available on iPhone, iPad, or streamed to your TV via Apple TV, AirPlay, or Chromecast. The app has been redesigned to deliver a smoother, more connected experience.

Key updates include a sleek new design, improved search, Dark Mode, a new profile section, and dynamic visit limits that clearly show your remaining visits at a glance. Discover new activities and keep your wellness journey flexible and engaging—your wellbeing starts here.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Urban Sports GmbH

Rating:

4.60

(506) 6 new ratings

Version:

7.8.2 Last updated: 2026-06-26

Version code:

887446888

Creation date:

2015-08-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

157.50MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-25

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 79,443 ▲ 270

Other platforms

Urban Sports Club (v7.7.2)

594,213 3.97

(14,594)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Urban Sports GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/urban-sports-club/id998362348

Website:

https://urbansportsclub.com/

User Reviews

Top pros: users like the concept and value of Urban Sports Club and its diverse membership offering, with some finding the app easy to use when it works. Top cons: unreliable listings and discovery, check-in and scanning issues, poor customer service and billing, design/UX and performance problems, and pricing/policy changes. Overall, the product shows strong appeal but is hindered by reliability and UX gaps that need fixes.

Pros

The concept and broad range of activities offered by Urban Sports Club appeal to users.
Membership is valued and perceived as beneficial by users.
The app is perceived as easy and diverse to use when it functions.
There is perceived potential for improvement and continued use despite current issues.

Cons

Unreliable listings and search/discovery; mismatches with the website and confusing map UI.
Frequent check-in issues: limits, errors, and scanning problems (including cross-device restrictions).
Poor customer service and billing problems (slow responses, refunds, cancellation problems, mischarges).
Performance and UI/UX problems, especially after redesign (slow startup, crashes, navigation and filter issues, and a problematic map).
Pricing/policy changes harming user value (price increases, check-in limits, misrepresentation of unlimited check-ins).

Recent reviews

Unusable. Just updated and the listings on the app in *no way* match the number and type of courses and venues on the web site. So buggy. Y’all, the app has two jobs: to find courses and check in. And if you can’t find a course you *know is happening* then check-in is moot.

by ux*****, 2026-04-21

The app is absolutely terrible but perhaps it is made by a small team without UX designers. Or perhaps nobody that works at this company has ever tried to use the app. For example if you want to find a venue on the map it won’t show up if you search by name unless you adjust the zoom which is an insane UX decision that makes zero sense. Why would a user want to zoom around on this aweful map with tiny markers to try to find venues? If I type the name it should just come up - this is incredibly basic UX that whoever designed or product manages this app seems to not understand at all. Even worse is that if you do set the correct zoom then it still doesn’t automatically show up unless you click on a tiny map marker! Just incomprehensible how a company could make a UI that is so unbelievably poorly designed. Any 13 year old kid or AI agent could design something better in under a day.