Sworkit app

Sworkit app

  • An exercise app for people looking for flexible, guided fitness and wellness routines they can do at home, outdoors or while travelling.
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Sworkit app By Nexercise

Features

  • Goal setting users can set personal fitness goals and follow customised workout plans.
  • Diary – not a written diary, but workout history shows what sessions have been completed.
  • Tracking – tracks how many workouts you’ve done, your streaks, and overall progress.
  • Calculator or counter – no calorie counter, but built-in exercise timers guide session length and reps.
  • Reminders – push notifications can be set to prompt daily or weekly workouts.
  • Graphs and reporting – provides basic summaries of completed sessions, though not detailed graphs.
  • App community – access to certified trainers and support within the app community.
  • Includes kids’ workouts, yoga, Pilates, mindfulness and stress-reduction sessions.
Country of origin USA
Clinical review 

3 star new


Read a clinical review below.

Security and privacy Does the app:
  • Collect medical information? No
  • Require a login? Yes
  • Have password protection? Yes
  • Have a privacy policy? Yes
  • Require internet access to use? Yes

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Brochures:
Tips to improve your privacy and security [PDF, 65 KB] Healthify He Puna Waiora, NZ
Staying safe online(external link) Netsafe, NZ

Cost Basic is free, but there is a paid upgrade version
Advertisements This app contains no ads.
How to get the app

This app is designed for people who want flexible, guided fitness and wellness support at home or on the go. It includes a wide range of workouts, stretching routines, yoga sessions and mindfulness tools tailored to different fitness levels and goals. The workouts are customisable, easy to follow and supported by clear instructions. Examples of sections within the app include:

  • Workout library – offers strength, cardio, yoga, Pilates and stretching sessions. Users can select the type of workout, duration and focus area, making it easy to fit exercise into busy schedules.
  • Custmisoable plans – lets users build personalised fitness plans based on goals such as weight management, muscle gain, mobility or general wellness.
  • Mindfulness and stress relief – provides short meditation and relaxation routines designed to support mental wellbeing alongside physical fitness.
  • Kids’ workouts – includes fun, engaging exercise options designed specifically for children to encourage active play.
  • Tracking and progress – allows users to see how often they’ve completed sessions and monitor their overall progress.
  • Accessibility – workouts can be done anywhere without needing equipment, making the app suitable for home, travel or outdoor use.

The app is suitable for beginners through to more advanced users, as the workouts are customisable to different fitness levels and goals. It’s particularly helpful for busy adults who want short, efficient workouts that can be done anywhere without equipment and beginners who need simple, guided routines with clear instructions. Parents and families looking for safe and engaging exercise options, including workouts specifically designed for kids may also find it helpful. The app addresses holistic wellness, not only fitness but also mindfulness and stress-reduction practices. The variety of routines makes it helpful for travellers and professionals who need portable routines that fit into unpredictable schedules.

 

PROS CONS 

Wide variety of workouts (strength, cardio, yoga, Pilates, stretching).

Customisable plans to suit different goals and fitness levels.

Can be done anywhere with no equipment required.

Short workouts fit into busy schedules.

Includes kids’ workouts and family-friendly routines.

Mindfulness and stress-reduction sessions support overall wellbeing.

Access to app community and certified trainers for guidance.

High ratings and positive reviews on the App Store.

Requires subscription for full access after free trial.

No detailed food diary, calorie counter, or nutrition support.

Limited graphs and reporting features compared with some fitness apps.

No data export option for integration with other health apps.

Risk of incorrect form since workouts are self-guided, not supervised.

Clinical review

3 star review



Reviewer
: Olivia Hadlow, HNCT, Registered Clinical Nutritionist and Head Trainer at Negative25 Training
Date of review: September 2025
Platform: Apple
Version: 11.3.12
Comments: Sworkit is a well-designed fitness app that makes exercise more accessible for everyday New Zealanders. The workouts are short, flexible and easy to follow, which is great for people who are busy, new to exercise or prefer to work out at home without equipment. I like that it also includes yoga, stretching and stress management sessions, as well as fun options for kids, making it useful for the whole whānau.
The main downside is that you need a paid subscription to unlock all features, and because it’s not New Zealand–made, it doesn’t include local trainers or cultural references. Still, for people looking for a convenient way to stay active and build healthy habits, it’s a solid option with good variety.
Safety concerns: There are no major safety concerns with this app, but some general considerations apply. As with any exercise programme, users with existing health conditions or injuries should seek medical advice before starting new workouts. 
You can view the list of exercises for free, which gives you an idea of the variety on offer. However, to access the full “how to” demonstrations and guided workouts that show you proper form and technique, you need a paid subscription. This is a limitation, as the free version doesn’t provide enough instruction to safely follow along for most users.
It is important users listen to their bodies and avoid pushing beyond their limits. The app does not replace professional fitness or medical advice, but when used sensibly it is a safe tool for most people.
New Zealand relevance: The app is useful for New Zealanders wanting flexible, at-home workouts, including options for whānau and kids. While it isn’t NZ-specific, its focus on general fitness and wellbeing makes it widely relevant across Aotearoa.

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