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Best Workout and Fitness Apps for iPhone and iPad in 2026
8 of the 10 workout and fitness apps ranked on listme.name match: they officially support iOS. The order uses the same scores as the full ranking.
The ranking
- 1
Hevy
Free, ad-free logging for strength training, with a routine planner, rest timers and progress by exercise. Premium features are bought in the app, and it relies on you to build routines rather than generating plans.
Best for Strength training logs and routine planning
iOSAndroidWebFree plan, paid upgrades
- 2
Nike Training Club
Free guided workouts from Nike trainers and athletes, covering strength, yoga, pilates and recovery. It is a content library rather than a logbook, and it does not build custom plans the way JEFIT does.
Best for Free guided workouts without a subscription
iOSAndroidFree
- 3
Strava
The strongest choice here for running, cycling and hiking, with clubs, segments and a free plan. Training plans and route planning are on the desktop site, and advanced analysis needs the paid Subscription.
Best for Running, cycling and hiking with a social feed
iOSAndroidWebFree plan, paid upgrades
- 4
JEFIT
A free exercise database of over 1,400 exercises and a plan builder with expert plans and an Adaptive Plan. The most advanced planning sits behind Elite Membership, so the free version is strongest for logging.
Best for Plan building with a large exercise database
iOSAndroidWebFree plan, paid upgrades
- 5
Strong
A simple gym logbook with free accounts and support for iPhone, Android and Apple Watch. Extra tracking such as body fat percentage and max 1RM needs Strong PRO, and it is less of a social app than Strava.
Best for Quick gym logging on iPhone and Android
iOSAndroidFree plan, paid upgrades
- 6
Fitbod
Fitbod generates each strength session from equipment, goals and recovery, where the other logs here leave the planning to the user. Premium workouts need a subscription, so it suits people who will pay to have the plan built for them.
Best for Generated strength plans for people who will subscribe
iOSAndroidFree plan, paid upgrades
- 7
Apple Fitness+
Guided video workouts and meditations with Apple Watch metrics and custom plans. It is a subscription at $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, and it runs on iPhone and iPad only.
Best for Guided video workouts for Apple users
iOS, iPadOSSubscription
- 8
Garmin Connect
A free app for syncing and analyzing activities from Garmin devices, with challenges and badges. It is most useful with Garmin hardware and a weaker choice for logging weight training without a watch.
Best for Activity analysis for Garmin device owners
iOSAndroidWebFree
At a glance
| Product | Score | Price | Platforms | Main use | Plans | Wearables | Self-hosting |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Hevy | 93.0 | Free plan, paid upgrades | iOSAndroidWeb | Strength workout logging | Routine planner, no generated plans | Not highlighted | No |
 Nike Training Club | 91.5 | Free | iOSAndroid | Guided home and gym workouts | Programs and guided sessions | Not highlighted | No |
 Strava | 90.5 | Free plan, paid upgrades | iOSAndroidWeb | Running, cycling and hiking | Training plans on desktop | GPS devices supported | No |
 JEFIT | 87.5 | Free plan, paid upgrades | iOSAndroidWeb | Workout planning and logging | Expert plan library and Adaptive Plan | Phone or watch logging | No |
 Strong | 86.5 | Free plan, paid upgrades | iOSAndroid | Gym workout logging | Workout scheduling | Apple Watch app | No |
 Fitbod | 85.0 | Free plan, paid upgrades | iOSAndroid | Generated strength training plans | Plans that adjust to recovery and progress | Apple Watch; Strava and Fitbit integration | No |
 Apple Fitness+ | 84.0 | Subscription | iOS, iPadOS | Video workouts and meditation | Custom Plans | Apple Watch and heart rate monitors | No |
| Garmin Connect | 82.5 | Free | iOSAndroidWeb | Garmin device data and challenges | Not highlighted | Garmin devices | No |
