Home Workout - No Equipment

At a glance

Published by Leap Fitness Group, Home Workout - No Equipment sits in the Health & Fitness category on Google Play. The short description reads: Home workouts for fitness & fast bodybuilding at home - no equipment needed. It is free to download.

Reading the star ratings

Look at the bars rather than just the average. Home Workout - No Equipment scores 4.86, but the spread is 93.5% five star, 3.4% four star, 0.8% three star, 0.4% two star and 2.0% one star, across 4,049,640 ratings. That is a lopsided curve in the good direction, with the bulk of people at the top.

Count the extremes and you get 3,785,850 five star ratings and 80,073 one star ratings, a ratio near 47 to 1. The middle of the scale, two and three stars together, holds 1.1% of ratings (46,165 people). The listing shows 100,000,000+ installs, so the 4,049,640 ratings come from a slice of the people who installed it.

What the Play page lists

The listing shows last updated Oct 28, 2026, version 1.8.0, Android 7.0 or newer, a content rating of Everyone and first released Nov 8, 2017. The Play page carries 8 screenshots, and the written description runs to about 608 words. Google Play labels it as one that contains ads and offers in-app purchases. There is no upfront price.

What the listing says

In the developer’s words, “Build muscle, lose weight, gain strength, and increase height with Home Workouts through effective workout routines”. It also states that “Just 7 minutes a day with your online coach, and you can achieve your fitness goals at home with no equipment”. Another line from the listing: “Effective bodyweight exercises work all your main muscle groups, no gym needed”. The listing goes on to say “The app has workouts for your abs, chest, legs, arms and butt as well as full body workouts”.

One more point the description makes: “Our certified personal trainers will create personalized exercise routines and daily workout plans for you”. The description says: “Start every workout with a proper warm-up to exercise safely, then finish with stretching to support recovery”. In the developer’s words, “The app also includes dedicated stretching routines to help improve posture and support a healthy spine throughout your height growth journey”. That is what the developer says the app does. How well it does it for your own use is a separate question.

Is it for you

Users whose needs match what the short description promises. If yours are different, other health & fitness apps in our list may fit better. Google Play gives it a content rating of Everyone, which is worth a look if a child will be using it.

What to watch for

The listing says it contains ads and offers in-app purchases, so expect to be asked for attention or money at some point. Also, one star ratings sit at 2.0%, a modest share, though that is still 80,073 people who were unhappy enough to say so. Check the screenshots and the most recent reviews on the Play page before you rely on it.