Multiple angles to view

Freeletics will show you a video of every workout activity, and they’ll let you change the camera angle at any time.

Behind this Bite

This is useful, because sometimes a particular exercise requires a stretch, or something that isn’t obvious in one fixed angle.

AI insights

Progressive Disclosure is the art of exposing complexity only as needed. Freeletics lets users pick camera angles, so they see just the right detail to learn each move, not everything at once.
Cognitive Load is the working memory needed to complete a task. Letting users switch angles reduces confusion, so they can focus on learning, not guessing how to move.
Perception of Value is boosted when users sense extra care in the product. Multiple angles show effort and attention to detail, which makes Freeletics feel more premium and trustworthy.
YouTube uses video chapters so users can jump to the part they need. Both YouTube and Freeletics help users find the exact info they want, which reduces wasted time and frustration.
Apple Fitness+ shows different camera angles for some workouts, letting users see the instructor from the side or front. Both apps use this to help users follow along more accurately.