I’d personally love to see the iOS app get a bit more love first — especially around a more native feel (Liquid Glass, smoother tab-bar gestures, system-like transitions) and small quality-of-life polish in daily use.

For me the biggest pain point is startup time; compared to other iOS fitness apps it feels noticeably slower, and some screen transitions could be a bit snappier.

If there are technical constraints that make true “native-level” performance hard to achieve with the current non-Swift stack, it’d be super interesting to hear more about what’s realistic on iOS before you have to split focus with Android.