Apple's Fitness+ service faces an uncertain future as the company reportedly reviews its long-term strategy for the workout subscription platform. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, the service remains "under review" with no specific details provided about potential changes or timeline. Gurman speculated that Apple might eventually combine Fitness+ with its Health app, potentially offering them as a unified subscription.

This uncertainty comes as Apple scaled back plans for a separate Apple Health+ subscription service that would have delivered AI-powered health recommendations. Instead, some features originally intended for Health+ will be repurposed and rolled out individually. Launched in 2020, Fitness+ provides trainer-led workout and meditation videos across iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV devices.

The service currently costs $9.99 per month or $79.99 annually in the U.S., and is included in the Apple One Premier bundle priced at $37.95 monthly. This review period suggests Apple is reassessing its fitness and health offerings as competition in the digital wellness space intensifies. The potential integration with the Health app could streamline Apple's health ecosystem and create a more comprehensive wellness platform for users.

The review of Fitness+ comes amid broader changes at Apple, including recent acquisitions and product roadmap adjustments. While the company hasn't announced any specific changes, the "under review" status indicates Apple is evaluating how Fitness+ fits into its evolving health and fitness strategy, particularly as it develops more advanced health monitoring features for its devices.