Free tool · What you pay now
What are you paying for all of it?
Tick what you already pay for. It adds up your stack and puts VeraForma beside it. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent anywhere — the sum happens on your own phone.
Every price is the one already on our comparison, where each is sourced and dated: the priciest of the most popular apps in that category, read 15 October 2026. That makes the full stack a worst case, not a typical bill — which is exactly why the box above exists. A personal trainer once a week is a US average, not a quote from anyone.
Why it adds up like that
Nobody sets out to buy nine apps. They arrive one problem at a time.
A knee starts hurting, so you get a physio app. You plateau, so you get a programme. The scale stops moving, so you get a food tracker. Each one is a reasonable $15 on a reasonable day, and none of them has ever seen you move.
That is the actual argument for one app: not that $29.99 is less than $1,092.74 — almost nobody buys all nineteen — but that nine apps that cannot see you still cannot see you. The screen, the corrective work, the programme, the food and the camera all come off one profile here, which is the only reason they can argue with each other when your range starts shrinking on a diet.
And if the honest answer is that you pay for one app and like it: keep it. The comparison prints what each of 32 of them does better than us.
The movement screen is free. Start there.
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