Review · Health & fitness
Fitbod review
An AI workout planner that builds each strength session around your goals, equipment, recovery and past logs.
By the HearSmart research desk · Updated November 8, 2026
- Performance (40%)
- 8.8
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.5
- Value (35%)
- 7.8
Fitbod suits lifters who like the idea of a personal trainer planning each session but do not want to follow a set class. Its AI builds a customized workout from your goals, fitness level and available equipment, varies and balances exercises across muscle groups, and learns from the edits you make to its suggestions. Fitbod says it uses non-linear periodization to keep progress going, and it covers beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, plus home sessions with no equipment. The library holds more than 1,000 exercises, each with hi-res, multi-angle video and written instructions, searchable by muscle group, equipment or keyword. You can save and build your own routines, and pro trainers answer questions by email. Workouts sync with Apple Health, Apple Watch, Strava and Fitbit. After a free trial, Fitbod Elite is billed monthly or yearly, but its App Store listing shows several legacy prices, so we have marked its price as pending.
Who it is for
Gym lifters who want an app to plan and adjust every session automatically.
Price
See vendor pricing (USD check pending); monthly or yearly Fitbod Elite subscription after a free trial.
US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.
Key features
- AI-generated workouts built around your goals, level and equipment
- Adaptive AI that learns from your edits, with non-linear periodization
- 1,000+ exercises with hi-res, multi-angle videos
- Home workouts with no equipment
- Apple Health, Apple Watch, Strava and Fitbit integration
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Plans each session for you based on recovery and past logs
- Strength: Large exercise library with clear video instructions
- Strength: Pro trainers answer strength questions by email
- Weakness: No live or trainer-led video classes
- Weakness: The App Store lists several legacy prices, so the current price is unclear
- Weakness: Listed for iPhone and Apple Watch, not iPad
Key facts
- Exercise library: 1,000+ exercises with videos
- Subscription: Monthly or yearly Fitbod Elite after a free trial
- Integrations: Apple Health, Apple Watch, Strava, Fitbit
- Levels: Beginner, intermediate, advanced
- App Store rating: 4.8 from 289K ratings
Where it ranks
Fitbod is No. 6 in our Best Fitness Apps verdict.
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