App comparison
GymStreak vs Fitbod
Written by the GymStreak coaching teamUpdated
We make GymStreak. Every fact about Fitbod comes from its own website, help centre or App Store listing, checked on 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
Fitbod and GymStreak both plan your workouts for you. Fitbod’s algorithm generates each session from your logged training and is built only for strength training; after a 7-day trial you need a subscription to log new workouts. GymStreak’s AI builds a weekly plan around your goal, schedule, equipment and injuries, which you can change by chatting to the coach, and adds food logging, weekly streaks and gym ranks; logging workouts needs Premium. Choose Fitbod for session-by-session adaptation and Wear OS or Strava support; choose GymStreak for training plus food tracking and streak-based motivation.
01 / Which to choose
Fitbod or GymStreak?
Choose Fitbod if…
- You want each workout generated from your recent logged training.
- You use a Wear OS watch, or want Strava or Fitbit sync on iPhone.
- You want an app focused only on strength training.
- You want reps in reserve (RiR) and a plate calculator built in.
Choose GymStreak if…
- You want a weekly plan you can see ahead, and to change it by chatting to an AI coach.
- You want food tracking in the same app.
- Weekly streaks, XP, 12 gym ranks, badges and quests keep you motivated.
- You want to see your plan and the exercise library before you pay.
In Fitbod’s own words: “Fitbod is built exclusively for resistance and strength training.”Source
02 / Feature table
Feature by feature
| Feature | GymStreak | Fitbod |
|---|---|---|
| Who plans your workouts | GymStreakThe AI builds a weekly plan from your goal, training days, session length, equipment and injuries. Change it by chatting to the AI coach. | 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 |
| Ready-made programmes | GymStreakNo library of named programmes: plans are generated for you (full body, upper/lower or push/pull/legs, depending on your days). | FitbodNo programme library; some fixed on-demand workouts on iOS.Source |
| Logging | GymStreakSets, reps and weight in kg or lb; supersets, warm-up and drop sets; rest timer with a Live Activity on iPhone; log sets from Apple Watch. | FitbodRest timer, supersets and circuits, automatic warm-up sets, reps in reserve (RiR) and a plate calculator.Source |
| Exercise demos | GymStreakExercise demos with step-by-step instructions. | FitbodInstructions and HD video walkthroughs for each exercise.Source |
| Progress tracking | GymStreakInsights, personal records and body tracking. | FitbodPersonal records, estimated strength, volume trends and body composition.Source |
| Social | GymStreakShare cards for workouts and PRs. No feed, friends or leaderboards. | FitbodShare a workout by link or summary card. A feed or friends: not listed.Source |
| Food tracking | GymStreakBuilt in: log food by photo, typed or spoken description, or search, with calorie and macro targets. No barcode scanner. | FitbodNot listed on its site or App Store listing. |
| Streaks and rewards | GymStreakWeekly streaks, XP, 12 gym ranks, badges, and daily and weekly quests. | FitbodWeekly streaks and milestone badges with levels.Source |
| Platforms | GymStreakiPhone, Apple Watch and Android. No web app or Wear OS app. | FitbodiPhone, Android, Apple Watch and Wear OS. No iPad app; the web is for sign-up only.Source |
| Health integrations | GymStreakApple Health and Health Connect (weight, workouts, energy and nutrition). | FitbodApple Health, Health Connect, and Strava and Fitbit on iOS.Source |
| Data export | GymStreakNo CSV import or export. | FitbodCSV export: not listed. |
| Free version | GymStreakSee your AI-built plan, browse exercises, quick-add calories and track body stats. Starting and logging workouts needs Premium. | FitbodNo free version: a 7-day trial, after which logging new workouts needs a subscription.Source |
| Paid plan (how it’s sold) | GymStreakGymStreak Premium, an in-app subscription. The app shows your local price before you pay. | FitbodMonthly or yearly subscription.Source |
03 / Key differences
The key differences
How the plan is made
Fitbod’s algorithm generates each workout from your logged data and adjusts it as you go. GymStreak’s AI builds a weekly plan from your goal, days, session length, equipment and injuries; the plan includes progression, and you can ask the AI coach to change a workout.
Trying it first
Fitbod has no free version: there’s a 7-day trial, after which logging new workouts needs a subscription. GymStreak is free to download and shows your plan and the exercise library, but logging workouts needs Premium. Both are subscription apps for day-to-day use.
Food tracking
GymStreak includes food logging by photo, description or search. Food tracking isn’t listed on Fitbod’s site or App Store listing.
Motivation
Fitbod has weekly streaks and milestone badges with levels. GymStreak has weekly streaks, XP, 12 gym ranks, badges and daily and weekly quests.
Devices and integrations
Fitbod supports Wear OS as well as Apple Watch, and syncs with Strava and Fitbit on iOS. GymStreak runs on iPhone, Apple Watch and Android, and syncs with Apple Health and Health Connect.
04 / FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Fitbod free?
No. Fitbod offers a 7-day trial; after it ends you can still view past workouts, but logging new workouts needs a monthly or yearly subscription.
Is GymStreak free?
GymStreak is free to download, and you can see your AI-built plan and browse the exercise library for free. Starting and logging workouts, the AI coach and AI food logging need GymStreak Premium.
Does GymStreak adapt my workouts like Fitbod?
GymStreak plans include progression, and you can ask the AI coach to change a workout, swap exercises or build a new one. Fitbod’s approach is different: it generates each session from your logged training.
Does Fitbod track food?
Food tracking isn’t listed on Fitbod’s website or App Store listing. GymStreak includes food logging.
Sources for Fitbod (checked 29 September 2026)
GymStreak facts come from our own product documentation for the current app. See the GymStreak homepage for features and what’s free.
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Whichever app you use, our free workout plans list every exercise with sets, reps and rest.
Try GymStreak
Tell GymStreak your goal, training days, session length, equipment and any injuries, and its AI builds your weekly plan. Free to download; starting and logging workouts needs Premium, an in-app subscription, and the app shows your local price before you pay.