Boostcamp vs Happy Scale

Boostcamp is a workout tracker and program app for Android and iOS, with a library of more than 11,000 workout programs. Its 130+ coach-designed and community programs can be filtered by experience level, goal, and days per week. Workout logs record sets, reps, weights, RPE, and RIR, with rest timers and a plate calculator. The app tracks personal records and estimated one-rep-max curves, and adjusts working weights based on performance. Users can create unlimited programs manually for free, build multi-week plans, or fork existing ones. Pro adds a Strength Score based on five lifts, a weekly per-muscle volume heatmap, personalized programs, advanced exercise analytics, and 20+ exclusive coach programs. Boostcamp Free costs nothing; Pro Annual is $4.99 a year, billed $59.99 yearly and shown as $4.99/mo, with a 7-day trial. Pro Monthly is $14.99 a month, with no trial. Loaded programs work offline, and sessions sync when internet returns.

Happy Scale tracks weight trends by smoothing daily scale readings with moving averages, helping users distinguish progress from day-to-day fluctuation. It lets users divide a weight goal into smaller milestones and estimates future weights and the time to reach a target from current trends. The app can import and export weight entries through Apple Health when permission is granted; Apple Health is not available on iPad. Health data stays on the device by default, so a server login is not needed to record or retrieve it. Dropbox sync and backup are optional, and the app accesses only its own Happy Scale folder. Profiles can be passcode-protected. The maker says it will not share personal or health data without permission and that analytics exclude health data and personally identifiable information. Happy Scale is free with in-app upgrades. Deluxe costs $1.99 a month, $11.99 a year, or 39.99 USD once. It supports iPhone and iPad with iOS 16 or later, and Apple silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later.