Alternatives

Hevy Alternatives

Written by the GymStreak coaching teamUpdated 29 September 2026

We make GymStreak. Every fact about Hevy, Strong, Fitbod and Boostcamp comes from their own website, help centre or App Store listing, checked on 29 September 2026 and linked next to each fact. Features change, so check the apps themselves before you decide. We don’t list prices: they change and vary by country.

The short answer

The best Hevy alternative depends on why you’re leaving. For a plan written for you plus food tracking, try GymStreak. For a minimal logger for a programme you already run, Strong. For workouts generated session by session from your training data, Fitbod. For a large free library of ready-made programmes, Boostcamp. If you mainly want free logging and a social feed, Hevy is hard to beat.

Hevy is a popular free workout tracker with a strong social side. People look elsewhere when they want the programme written for them, food tracking in the same app, a simpler logger, or a bigger library of ready-made programmes.

We make GymStreak, so we’ve listed it first. Read our entry with that in mind. Every fact about the other apps comes from their own websites, help centres and App Store listings, linked below.

01 / The alternatives

4 alternatives to Hevy

01GymStreak
by GymStreak Ltd
Best for: People who want an AI to write and adjust their plan, with food tracking in the same app.
Strengths
- The AI builds a weekly plan from your goal, days, session length, equipment and injuries; change it by chatting to the coach.
- Food logging by photo, description or search.
- Weekly streaks, XP, 12 gym ranks, badges and quests.
Trade-offs
- Starting and logging workouts needs Premium (a subscription).
- No social feed, friends or leaderboards.
- No web or Wear OS app, and no CSV import or export.
GymStreak vs Hevy GymStreak features App Store Google Play
02Strong
by Strong Fitness PTE Ltd
Best for: Lifters who already follow a programme and want to log it quickly.
Strengths
- Free version logs unlimited workouts.
- Supersets, warm-up sets, rest timer and RPE.
- CSV export.
Trade-offs
- Free version is limited to 3 templates.
- No programme generator listed.
- Plate calculator, full charts and body-part measurements are PRO.
GymStreak vs Strong Strong website App Store Google Play
03Fitbod
by Fitbod Inc.
Best for: People who want each workout generated from their logged training.
Strengths
- Algorithm-generated workouts that adapt as you log.
- Apple Watch and Wear OS.
- Strava and Fitbit sync on iOS.
Trade-offs
- No free version: a 7-day trial, then a subscription to log new workouts.
- Built only for strength training; food tracking isn’t listed.
GymStreak vs Fitbod Fitbod website App Store Google Play
04Boostcamp
by BPM Health Co.
Best for: Lifters who want to follow ready-made programmes for free.
Strengths
- Large free programme library, including coach-designed programmes.
- RPE, RIR, estimated 1RM and auto-progression.
- Free with no ads.
Trade-offs
- No Apple Watch or Wear OS app, according to its site.
- Personalised programme building is a Pro feature.
Boostcamp website App Store Google Play

02 / Side by side

Side by side

Hevy and its alternatives compared
Feature	Hevy	GymStreak	Strong	Fitbod	Boostcamp
Who plans your workouts	HevyYou build your own routines. Hevy Trainer (a Pro feature) generates an adaptive programme and adjusts your working weights.Source	GymStreakThe AI builds a weekly plan from your goal, training days, session length, equipment and injuries. Change it by chatting to the AI coach.	StrongYou build your own workout templates. No programme generator is listed.Source	FitbodIts algorithm generates each workout from your logged training data and adjusts it as you go. You can also save or build your own workouts.Source	BoostcampPick a ready-made programme or build your own; personalised programme building is a Pro feature.Source
Free version	HevyFree with no ads. Limits: 4 routines, 7 custom exercises and 3 months of stats history.Source	GymStreakSee your AI-built plan, browse exercises, quick-add calories and track body stats. Starting and logging workouts needs Premium.	StrongFree with unlimited workouts, limited to 3 custom templates.Source	FitbodNo free version: a 7-day trial, after which logging new workouts needs a subscription.Source	BoostcampFree with no ads: the programme library, tracker and custom programmes.Source
Social	HevyFollow other lifters, a feed with likes and comments, leaderboards among people you follow, and copying routines.Source	GymStreakShare cards for workouts and PRs. No feed, friends or leaderboards.	StrongShare a workout or template by link. A feed or leaderboards: not listed.Source	FitbodShare a workout by link or summary card. A feed or friends: not listed.Source	BoostcampPublic programme sharing. A feed: not listed.Source
Food tracking	HevyNo food logging.Source	GymStreakBuilt in: log food by photo, typed or spoken description, or search, with calorie and macro targets. No barcode scanner.	StrongNo food logging. It can show nutrition imported from Apple Health, and calories entered by hand.Source	FitbodNot listed on its site or App Store listing.	BoostcampNot listed
Platforms	HevyiPhone, iPad, Android, web (hevy.com), Apple Watch and Wear OS.Source	GymStreakiPhone, Apple Watch and Android. No web app or Wear OS app.	StrongiPhone, Android and Apple Watch. Web and Wear OS: not listed.Source	FitbodiPhone, Android, Apple Watch and Wear OS. No iPad app; the web is for sign-up only.Source	BoostcampiPhone and Android. Its site says there is no Apple Watch or Wear OS app.Source

03 / When to stay

When Hevy is still the better pick

Free workout logging with a few limits is what you need most.
You enjoy the social side: following friends, likes, comments and leaderboards.
You use an iPad, a Wear OS watch or the web app.

04 / FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the best free alternative to Hevy?

Of the apps here, Strong and Boostcamp both have free versions that log workouts (Strong’s is limited to 3 templates; Boostcamp’s includes its programme library). GymStreak’s free version shows your plan and exercise library, but logging workouts needs Premium, and Fitbod has only a 7-day trial.

Is there a Hevy alternative that makes the workout plan for you?

Yes: GymStreak builds a weekly plan with AI, and Fitbod generates each workout with its algorithm. Hevy itself also has Hevy Trainer, an adaptive programme generator in Hevy Pro.

Is there a Hevy alternative with food tracking?

Of the apps compared here, GymStreak is the only one with built-in food logging.

Is there a Hevy alternative with a social feed?

None of the four apps here lists a social feed like Hevy’s. Strong, Fitbod and GymStreak let you share workouts; Boostcamp lets you share programmes publicly.

Sources (checked 29 September 2026)

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