Compare workout tracker apps
Honest side-by-side comparisons of the apps lifters actually choose between. Every feature row is checked against the app or its help center and dated, and Gript is one column, not the referee.
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Head to head
Hevy vs Strong vs Gript
The two incumbents side by side from their own help centers, with Gript as the third column.
Hevy vs Fitbod vs Gript
Log your own program, or let the app decide. Hevy and Fitbod answer that question differently, and Gript sits between them.
Alpha Progression vs Fitbod vs Gript
Three ways an app can pick your next weight: set-by-set targets, a generated session, or a suggestion with its reasoning.
MacroFactor Workouts vs Hevy vs Gript
Deep logging and rule-based progression from Stronger By Science, or free logging and social from Hevy. Gript sits between them.
RP Hypertrophy vs MacroFactor Workouts vs Gript
RP writes the mesocycle and adjusts it from your feedback. MacroFactor Workouts logs anything in depth and nudges the load. Gript suggests the next set, free first.
Lyfta vs Hevy vs Gript
Lyfta and Hevy are free-first, social, and on every platform. Gript trades the feed for charts, free measurements, and a direct Lyfta import.
Liftoff vs Hevy vs Gript
Ranks, streaks, and seasons from Liftoff, or free logging and a feed from Hevy. Gript reads the same sets as PRs and charts instead.
StrengthLog vs Hevy vs Gript
The most generous free tier against the cheapest Pro and the biggest community. Gript is the charts-first third option that reads StrengthLog’s export.
JEFIT vs Hevy vs Gript
A 2011 exercise database with a logger attached against the modern logger, with Gript as the import option.
Hevy vs Boostcamp vs Gript
A logger with 26 programs against a library of 11,000 programs with a logger attached, for people who already know what they want to run.
Caliber app vs Hevy vs Gript
A coaching layer versus a self-directed logger, with Strength Balance, muscle charts, Watch support, and price side by side.
SmartGym vs Fitbod vs Gript
The Apple-ecosystem decision: which of the three actually works on the Watch, on the Mac, and on the iPad, and what each costs.
Fitbod vs Gravl vs Gript
Two AI trainers that prescribe the session, compared in depth, plus what to use if you would rather run your own program.
Reviews
Hevy review
A straight review of Hevy: logging, the free tier limits, Pro pricing, social, programs, platforms, and the gaps.
Fitbod review
The generator-first trainer: how it builds sessions, what it costs, and who it is wrong for.
Strong app review
The original fast logger: free tier, PRO gates, charts, export, and where it has not moved.
Liftoff app review
A straight review of Liftoff: ranks, streaks and restores, seasons, the free tier, Pro pricing, platforms, and the gaps.
Already decided? Bring your history
Switching from Hevy
Export your Hevy CSV, import it into Gript, and keep every set you have ever logged.
Switching from Strong
Export your Strong CSV, import it into Gript, and keep every set you have ever logged.
Switching from FitNotes
Export the FitNotes CSV on Android, import it into Gript on iPhone, and keep every set you logged.
Switching from StrongLifts
Export your StrongLifts CSV, import it into Gript, and keep running 5×5 without a subscription.
Whichever app you pick, keep your history. Gript imports Hevy, Strong, JEFIT, and ten other formats in one tap.
I have tried pretty much every workout tracker out there — Hevy, Strong and many others — and Gript has quickly become my favorite. The UI and overall design are easily the best on the market.
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