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Workout tracker alternatives compared

LiftPal, Hevy, Strong and Fitbod: compare how they plan and support your training, what stays free and what they offer beyond a workout.

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LiftPal · iPhone
Active LiftPal workout with exercise, set, repetitions, weight and rest timer
LiftPal keeps set details visible during the workout.

LiftPal made this comparison. We checked claims about Hevy, Strong and Fitbod against the official product pages linked below.

Which app fits your training?

What you wantAppWhy it fits
A free log with specific training guidanceLiftPalRoutines, RPE and Coach suggestions are free; you decide on the suggestions. Start up to five synced routines on the Watch without an iPhone connection.
Share workouts with friendsHevyA feed, comments, shared routines and friend comparisons are central to the app.
A classic log on iPhone or AndroidStrongTemplates and open workouts take center stage. You can also train directly from Apple Watch.
New sessions based on goals and equipmentFitbodFitbod assembles workouts from your inputs and previous sessions. Logging new workouts after the trial requires a subscription.

Four approaches

Where each app focuses

See how each app logs sessions, suggests changes and works with your watch.

LiftPal

Training, daily goals and your mind in one app

A free workout log with dynamic Coach suggestions, plus habits, measurable goals, steps and Flow challenges for memory, focus, logic and speed.

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Hevy

Training with a community

Hevy combines workout logging with a feed, shared routines and comparisons with friends. Privacy controls are available for profiles and individual workouts.

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Strong

Flexible workout logging

Strong lets you start from a template or an empty workout. It runs on iPhone, Android and Apple Watch, where you can manage sets and timers.

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Fitbod

Workouts that adapt

Fitbod builds suggestions from goals, equipment, your plan and logged sessions. Its muscle recovery model informs future workouts.

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LiftPal · Body & Mind

Your workout is part of your day.

Plan your next workout, choose a mental challenge or record a small daily habit. LiftPal brings these areas together so you can organise the routines that matter to you in one place.

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Three questions before you download

Who plans, and who adjusts?

LiftPal lets you set your own routines and gives you Coach suggestions to accept or decline during a workout. Premium generates personalized four-to-eight-week blocks you can edit. Hevy Trainer builds programs with Pro; Fitbod assembles new sessions. Strong uses templates.

Do you want to share workouts?

Hevy has a feed, comments, friend comparisons and privacy controls. LiftPal stores your workouts locally without an account and has no public workout feed.

Will you train from your Apple Watch?

LiftPal can start up to five previously synced routines on the watch. Sets and rest work without an iPhone connection, then sync later. Strong also lets you start and control workouts on the watch.

A closer look at LiftPal

Coaching suggestions during your workout

Log weight, reps and RPE. LiftPal uses your recorded sets to suggest specific changes and explain why. In its standard mode, you can accept or decline suggestions. Daily Goals, Flow and the wombat are there when you want them.

In the free log

Routines, open workouts, sets with weight, reps and RPE, rest timer, history, personal records and in-workout Coach suggestions.

With Premium

Personalized four-to-eight-week training blocks you can edit, smart weight and RPE targets for each set, and deeper analysis.

On Apple Watch

Start up to five previously synced routines directly on the watch. Log sets and rest without an iPhone connection, then sync later.

Sources checked on September 28, 2026

Sources and date

Hevy, Strong and Fitbod details come from their official product and help pages. LiftPal details describe the current app.