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FitNotes vs Hevy

FitNotes

fitnotesapp.com

Hevy

hevyapp.com

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FigureFitNotesHevy
Price fromFree$2/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
Web—Yes
iOS—Yes
AndroidYesYes
API—Yes
Plans published28
Spec score · Bodybuilding App7.9 (#6)9.0 (#3)
Spec score · Fitness Workout Tracking Software7.8 (#37)9.0 (#10)
HeadquartersSwansea, United KingdomCalonge i Sant Antoni, Spain
Progress trackingUsers can review training history, progress graphs, personal records, statistics, and goals.Hevy provides exercise charts, personal records, one-rep-max calculations, exercise videos, custom exercises, and complete exercise history.
PurposeFitNotes is a gym workout log app for tracking workouts on Android.Hevy is a free weight-lifting workout tracker for logging workouts, tracking progress with analytics, and participating in a community of gym athletes.
SupportUsers can contact the maker through Settings > Feedback or by email at [email protected].Hevy directs customer-service inquiries to its support team at [email protected].
Workout loggingIt supports logging exercises on the fly or following a predefined workout routine.The app records sets, repetitions, weights, warm-up sets, drop sets, failure sets, supersets, RPE, notes, and rest timers.

Plans

FitNotes

  • FitNotesFree
  • FitNotes SupporterPrice not published

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Hevy

  • FreeFree
  • FreeFree
  • Hevy Pro Monthly$2.99 a month
  • PRO Monthly$2.99 a month
  • Hevy Pro Annual$23.99 a year
  • PRO Yearly$23.99 a year
  • Hevy Pro Lifetime$74.99, paid once
  • PRO Lifetime$74.99, paid once

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FitNotes

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Hevy

Hevy is a weight-lifting workout tracker for logging sessions, planning routines, and reviewing exercise progress. Logging tools include warmup, drop, and failure sets, rest timers, exercise notes, and custom exercises. Progress tracking includes exercise charts, personal records, one-rep-max calculations, exercise videos, and workout history. Users can follow athletes, like and comment on workouts, save routines, and use the community to stay accountable. Hevy runs on Android, iOS, and the web; its web version supports routine planning, progress analysis, and viewing friends’ workouts. Apple Watch and WearOS support includes workout tracking, routine syncing, and offline workouts. The free plan allows four routines, seven custom exercises, and three months of graph history. Pro adds unlimited routines, custom exercises, and graph history, along with full body-measurement logging and Hevy Trainer. Pro costs $2.99 a month, $23.99 a year, or $74.99, paid once. Accounts are public by default, but users can enable private profiles and limit social features in Privacy & Social settings.

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