Pro and purchases

Counting is free for good. Pro is one purchase, paid once, with no subscription and no account.

Free and Pro

Free Pro
Counting with AirPods, Powerbeats or Apple Watch Yes Yes
Free Jump Yes Yes
The 4-week Beginner program Yes Yes
Heart-rate strap and calories Yes Yes
Sessions saved to Apple Health Yes Yes
Ropes 1 Unlimited
History The last 14 days Every session
Progress: trends, records, repeated workouts and cardio — Yes
Badges The 3 First steps badges All 27
The workout creator and its presets — Yes
Today’s quick starts — Yes
The 4-week Intermediate program — Yes
Your own programs, even ones your AI writes — Yes
Sessions on Apple Watch Free Jump All

Everything during a session works the same in both, the voice and the count on the Lock Screen included.

The price

Pro costs $9.99 during the launch, then $19.99. You pay once. Those are US prices: the App Store shows the price for your country, and so does the Pro page. During the launch, in US dollars, the page also shows the regular price struck through.

Where to find Pro

Open Settings › Pro. The Pro page also opens when you reach for something that comes with Pro:

  • building a workout
  • a quick start on Today
  • a second rope
  • sessions older than two weeks
  • the Progress view
  • a badge that comes with Pro
  • a program of your own, or one your AI wrote
  • the Intermediate program

The page opens on what brought you there. Swipe or tap the card to turn it and see the rest of Pro.

Buy Pro

The Pro page: the Pro card to turn, and Unlock Pro with the price
  1. Open Settings › Pro.
  2. Tap Unlock Pro. The button shows your price.
  3. Confirm with Apple.
  4. Tap Continue.

Continue takes you on to what you were about to do, like building a workout. Once Pro is yours, the Pro row in Settings says Unlocked · thank you.

  • With Ask to Buy, the page says Waiting for approval. until a parent approves.
  • To redeem an offer code, tap Use an offer code.
  • If the App Store can’t be reached, tap Try again.
  • If purchases are turned off on your iPhone, the page says Purchases are disabled on this device.

On Apple Watch

Pro bought on the iPhone opens the Watch’s sessions too, with the same Apple Account. The Watch checks the next time you bring its app to the front, and your iPhone tells it as well. See Apple Watch.

Restore Pro

Pro belongs to your Apple Account. On a new iPhone, or after reinstalling the app:

  1. Open Settings › Pro.
  2. Tap Restore purchase.

The page then says Your Pro purchase has been restored. If it says No Pro purchase was found for this Apple Account., check that the App Store is signed in with the Apple Account that bought Pro.

Refunds

Purchases go through Apple. To ask for a refund, go to reportaproblem.apple.com.

After a refund, Pro switches off on your iPhone and your Watch. Nothing is deleted: older sessions go back out of sight, and the workouts, ropes and programs you made stay.

Support development

Once Pro is yours, Settings › Support development offers an optional one-time thank-you, in three sizes. It isn’t a subscription and unlocks nothing more: your Pro stays the same.

Past the free limits

The free version never deletes anything to stay within its limits.

  • History: the last 14 days show in Progress. Older sessions stay on your iPhone, and a card under the list counts them.
  • The Progress view: the opening card shows your own numbers, and the rest waits behind a blur.
  • Badges: the Pro badges you earn stay locked until you unlock Pro. See Badges.
  • Ropes: one rope. Adding a second opens the Pro page.
  • Apple Watch: Free Jump runs, and the other sessions show a lock.

See Progress.