GymiaFit vs Hevy
Hevy is a clean, well-liked workout logger built around tracking the sessions you already plan yourself. GymiaFit is a free AI workout app with 240+ ready-made plans, a 1,316-exercise form library, macro tracking and a rank ladder. Here is what actually differs — and what Hevy does better.
What each one costs
GymiaFit
Free forever
No paywall on workouts, the exercise library, logging or nutrition tracking. A Premium tier adds deeper analytics and storage; nothing member-facing shipped today sits behind it.
Hevy
Unlimited workout logging with no ads, capped at 4 saved routines, 7 custom exercises and 3 months of graph history.
Hevy Pro removes those caps and adds advanced analytics — $2.99/month, $23.99/year or $74.99 one-time.
Hevy pricing checked 2026-07-30 and may have changed — check their site for current figures.
What Hevy does better
- One of the fastest logging interfaces on the market — set entry is genuinely quicker than most
- Unlimited logging on the free tier, with no ads
- Large, well-maintained exercise database
- Mature social feed with an established user base
Where the two differ
Saved routines on the free tier
- GymiaFit
- Unlimited, plus 240+ ready-made plans you can import
- Hevy
- 4 routines free; unlimited on Pro
History retained for free
- GymiaFit
- Full history, no cap
- Hevy
- 3 months of graph history free
Ready-made programming
- GymiaFit
- 240+ complete plans with sets, reps and rest, plus an AI coach that writes today's session
- Hevy
- You build routines yourself; the algorithmic generator is a Pro feature
Nutrition
- GymiaFit
- Macro tracking built in — barcode, photo and manual logging
- Hevy
- Not a nutrition app; pair it with a separate tracker
Which should you install
Pick Hevy if…
Choose Hevy if you already know exactly what you are going to train, write your own programming, and want the fastest possible set-logging experience with a big social feed.
Pick GymiaFit if…
Choose GymiaFit if you would rather not write the programme yourself — you want ready-made plans and an AI coach that prescribes a session — and you would like nutrition tracking in the same app without hitting a routine cap.
Questions
Is GymiaFit a free alternative to Hevy?
GymiaFit's core app is free forever with no paywall on workouts, the exercise library, logging or nutrition tracking. Hevy's free tier: Unlimited workout logging with no ads, capped at 4 saved routines, 7 custom exercises and 3 months of graph history. Paid tier: Hevy Pro removes those caps and adds advanced analytics — $2.99/month, $23.99/year or $74.99 one-time. (checked 2026-07-30 — verify current pricing on their site.)
What does Hevy do better than GymiaFit?
One of the fastest logging interfaces on the market — set entry is genuinely quicker than most. Unlimited logging on the free tier, with no ads. Large, well-maintained exercise database.
Can I move my training from Hevy to GymiaFit?
You can rebuild a routine in GymiaFit in a couple of minutes, or import any of our 240+ ready-made plans in one tap. There is no automated import of Hevy history — your logged history stays in Hevy.
Try it before you decide.
GymiaFit is free with no card and no trial clock, so comparing it against Hevy costs you an install and ten minutes.
Compare GymiaFit with Strong, JEFIT, Fitbod, Freeletics or Nike Training Club.