Virtual Active 4+

Name: Virtual Active
Rating: 3.8 (13 reviews)
Author: Active Theory Inc

Active Theory Inc

- 3.8 • 13 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Virtual Active turns your cardio workout into an outdoor adventure! Exercise through 16 extraordinary locations ranging from the Swiss Alps to the Venice canals, ensuring that your workout will never be boring.

The Virtual Active app can tell how hard you're exercising and adjust the video playback speed to synchronize with you.

Shot in beautiful locations around the world, Virtual Active transports you to iconic trails and landscapes, turning indoor exercise into an adventure.

• Footage for runners, cyclists, and hikers available.

• Learn about where you're running with info popups.

• No extra hardware required! Simply place your iPad, iPhone, or iPod on a cardio machine and start exercising. This app utilizes unique BitGym technology to respond to how fast you are working out.

• Choose from sixteen locations including Northern Italy, downtown Chicago, the American Northwest, and many more.

• Most exercise bikes, elliptical machines and treadmills supported.

• Control your iPod music directly - no need to switch applications.

Jan 18, 2024

Version 2.8.9

This update contains crash fixes for new versions of iOS and iPadOS

3.8 out of 5

13 Ratings

Helps with indoor cycling

Makes the time go by and increases motivation to work hard. No sound though as it uses music on your iPhone. I'd like to see some default sounds/music included

App is free. Tours are $10.99 each

It isn’t free. Maybe it’s fair, but it could be more up front about it.

Virtual Active tour of Northern Italy

Smoothly functioning application that makes the time go by faster on stationary bike or elliptical trainer. Great bright computer graphics project well to the big screen tv via Apple TV. Recommended for sure.

The developer, Active Theory Inc, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.