Review · Health & fitness
Hevy review
A free gym workout tracker for logging sets, following routines and watching your lifts progress, with an optional Pro tier.
By the HearSmart research desk · Updated November 11, 2026
- Performance (40%)
- 8.9
- Ease of use (25%)
- 9.2
- Value (35%)
- 9.4
Hevy is the free tracker to choose if you train in a gym and want to see your numbers climb. Its App Store listing describes it as free with no ads, and the free version covers the core job well: log weights, reps, duration and RPE, see last session's weights and reps next to every exercise, tag supersets, drop sets, warm-ups and failure sets, and let automatic rest timers run between sets. For structure, Hevy has a free library of full splits and single workouts, and you can follow friends and compare lifts in a social feed. Progress shows up as strength and PR graphs per exercise, alongside body weight, measurements and progress photos. The Apple Watch app logs sets and starts rest timers without your phone. Pro adds Hevy Trainer, which builds a program from your goal, experience and equipment, plus unlimited routines, custom exercises and your complete history. On the US App Store, Pro costs $23.99 a year or $74.99 once.
Who it is for
gym lifters who want a free, ad-free set log
Price
Free plan with no ads; Hevy Pro $23.99 per year (about $2 per month) or $74.99 lifetime on the US App Store.
Hevy Pro - Yearly $23.99 Hevy Pro - Lifetime $74.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 11, 2026.
Key features
- Log weights, reps, duration and RPE, with last session's numbers shown for each exercise
- Free library of full splits and individual workouts
- Supersets, drop sets, warm-up and failure sets, plus automatic rest timers
- Strength and PR graphs for every exercise, body weight and progress photos
- Apple Watch app for logging sets and rest timers, and automatic Strava sync
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Free and without ads, according to the App Store listing
- Strength: Previous weights and reps appear right in the set row
- Strength: Pro is $23.99 a year or a one-time $74.99
- Weakness: Unlimited routines, custom exercises and full history need Pro
- Weakness: The Hevy Trainer coaching program is a Pro feature
- Weakness: Built for logging, not follow-along video classes
Key facts
- Free plan: Yes, with no ads
- Paid tier: Hevy Pro: $23.99 a year or $74.99 lifetime (US App Store)
- Devices: iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch
- App Store rating: 4.9 from 103K ratings
Where it ranks
Hevy is No. 2 in our Best Free Workout Apps verdict.
Alternatives we scored
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