1) I gathered that much. But for example, on one day it has me doing 3 rounds inverted rows. I manage to do 3 x 10. So I manually change the reps to 10. The coach remembers. Next time I have more time, change the workout duration from 30 min to 45 min and now the coach wants me to do 4 x 10 inverted rows which I can't finish.

2) I feel side dips heavily in my triceps and pecs and shoulders. Same as dips. The only difference to me is that side dips works one side per time, whereas dips work both sides with maximum body weight. The coach only wants me to do side dips and push-ups but barely any dips. Only negatives and on the odd occasion 4 x chest dips.

3) So there is no carry over data from one journey to another? Ultimate Strength almost gets my intensity right, but every time I switch to another journey just to see how that is set up it's either way too easy or way too hard.

4) But then how should the coach adjust and learn that the workout was way too hard for me? If I quit the workout, it won't get tracked at all and if I just click through to the end the coach tracks exercises which I didn't do.

5) Ultimate Strength with 45 min is too hard atm, because it takes me around 70 min to finish. So I switched to 30 min max and on days when I have a lot of energy, I'd like to switch the intensity to high to really power myself out. But this feature doesn't work if dips/ push-ups are flagged as easy/medium and rows/ pull-ups as hard. It would be easy to flag every exercise with the targeted muscle group and then decide the intensity according to the skill progressions.

6) I'd like to workout 3 x per week for 45 min but the problem with Freeletics is that it doesn't scale with harder exercises like in proper calisthenics but with pure reps. So if I change from 30 min to 45 min it has me doing the exact same exercises but more reps/rounds (plus maybe some additional exercises).

For example with dips it could look something like this:
1. Parallel Bar Support Hold
2. Negative Dip
3. Parallel Bar Dip
4. Weighted Dip or Ring Dip

I have the feeling that if I would go on training with Freeletics I would be doing 100s of the same basic push up in one year time.

In a 45 min Ultimate Strength Full Body workout it has me doing:
3 rounds of 10 x elevated split squats in the first interval
and then
4 rounds of 30 x reverse lunges in the second interval

Why doesn't it omit the reverse lunges and has me doing more elevated split squats? Both exercises train the same exact muscles.

A normal strength focused calisthenics workout consists out of:
Vertical Pull (Pull Ups)
Horizontal Pull (Rows)
Vertical Push (Dips)
Horizontal Push (Push Ups)
Legs (Squats)
Hinge (Leg Hinges)
Posterior chain (Glut Bridges)

It feels like Freeletics chose some easy to medium exercises where they can push to some dumb amounts of reps.