
Fitbod
Strength workout planner that adjusts routines to equipment and recovery
- #6 of 10 in best workout and fitness apps
- Free plan, paid upgrades
- Free to use
- iOSAndroid
Ranked 6 of 10 in best workout and fitness apps
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
About Fitbod
Fitbod builds a strength training plan for each session from a user's goals, fitness level and available equipment. The vendor says the plan updates with the user's body, recovery and progress. Training history is used to recommend which muscles to train next, and performance tracking adjusts the recommendations as lifts improve. Workouts can be set around equipment and schedule, and the app is designed for training at home, at the gym or on the go.
The App Store listing describes an auto-renewing subscription, sold monthly or yearly, that unlocks premium workouts and features after a free trial. The app integrates with Strava and Fitbit, and it is available on iOS and Apple Watch. The Google Play listing shows in-app purchases and was updated on October 1, 2026. Fitbod suits people who want a generated plan rather than a log they fill in themselves.
Key features
- Generated strength workouts
- Recovery-based muscle recommendations
- Equipment and schedule settings
- Apple Watch app
- Strava and Fitbit integration
- Free trial, then subscription
Strengths
- Plans built from goals, equipment and recovery
- Integrations with Strava and Fitbit
- Available on both Android and iOS
Limits
- Premium workouts need a monthly or yearly subscription
Where Fitbod ranks
How Fitbod compares
| Product | Score | Price | Platforms | Main use | Plans | Wearables | Self-hosting |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | 87.5 | Free plan, paid upgrades | iOSAndroidWeb | Workout planning and logging | Expert plan library and Adaptive Plan | Phone or watch logging | No |
| #5 | 86.5 | Free plan, paid upgrades | iOSAndroid | Gym workout logging | Workout scheduling | Apple Watch app | No |
| #6 | 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 |
| #7 | 84.0 | Subscription | iOS, iPadOS | Video workouts and meditation | Custom Plans | Apple Watch and heart rate monitors | No |
| #8Garmin Connect | 82.5 | Free | iOSAndroidWeb | Garmin device data and challenges | Not highlighted | Garmin devices | No |
The full comparison table for best workout and fitness apps has all 10 products.
Alternatives to Fitbod
All 9 alternativesQuestions about Fitbod
- Is Fitbod free?
- Fitbod can be used without paying: Free to download; premium workouts need a monthly or yearly subscription. Check the vendor’s pricing page for current limits.
- Is Fitbod open source?
- No. Fitbod is proprietary software; its source code is not public.
- Which platforms does Fitbod support?
- Fitbod is available on: iOS, Android.
- What is Fitbod best for?
- Generated strength plans for people who will subscribe. In our ranking of workout and fitness apps it is number 6 of 10 with a score of 85.0.
- What are the best alternatives to Fitbod?
- The highest-ranked alternatives on listme.name are Hevy, Nike Training Club, Strava, JEFIT.
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