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Fitness and Workout Planning Apps
Fitness and workout planning apps can help you follow exercise programs and organize workouts. This board covers tools for people choosing an app to fit their routine and existing devices.
Compare where an app runs, whether it has a free plan or trial, and whether it offers a public API or open-source code. The signal score is out of 10; API, open-source, and free-tier marks show those features at a glance.
- 17 platforms
- 1 with a public API on this page
- 9 with a free tier
- Checked 19 Oct 2026
- 1 AT
ABC Trainerizetrainerize.comPersonal training software with a public API, a free option, and paid plans starting at $9 monthly.
- 2 H
Hevyhevyapp.comHevy is a workout tracker and planner for logging weight-training sessions, analyzing progress, and connecting with other athletes.
- 3 F
Freeleticsfreeletics.comA workout app with free selected workouts and plans that adapt to your completed sessions.
- 4 AP
Alpha Progressionalphaprogression.comAlpha Progression combines workout planning, workout logging, and personalized weight and repetition guidance for muscle and strength training.
- 5 TTrainHeroictrainheroic.com
TrainHeroic provides tools for performance-minded coaches to deliver training and manage remote and in-person clients.
- 6 S
Strongstrong.appA workout tracker with a free plan for recording exercises and up to three templates.
- 7 TTrueCoachtruecoach.co
TrueCoach is a coaching platform for personal trainers and fitness professionals to manage personalized one-to-one coaching and business tasks.
- 8 PAPeloton Apponepeloton.com
- 9 FFitOnfitonapp.com
A free workout app with exercise videos and a library on Android, iPhone, and the web.
- 10 FFuturefuture.co
A paid service that pairs you with a remote personal trainer for workouts and check-ins.
- 11 CCaliberCaliber Fitness
- 12 SSworkitNexercise, Inc.
- 13 LLadderjoinladder.com
- 14 OFobé Fitnessobefitness.com
- 15 AAaptivaaptiv.com
- 16 CCentrCentr.com Inc.
- 17 SShreddyShreddy
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How to choose
Check where you can use it
Confirm the app runs on the device or platform you plan to use. Fitness apps in this category are available on iOS, Android, and the web; a small number offer an API, which lets other software connect to the app.
Compare free access and trials
A free plan and a free trial are different: a plan can remain free, while a trial gives temporary access. Check the listed pricing details before choosing, including whether a paid price is per user or requires an annual plan.
Look for the connections you need
If you want another app to connect to your workout tool, check for a public API. If you need to read or change the software itself, check its open-source status and licence.
Match the app to your routine
Compare the available platforms and pricing against how you plan to exercise and where you want to use the app. Product names and prices alone do not tell you whether a tool suits your routine.
Questions
What does the signal score mean?
It is a score out of 10 based on maker-published information about reported use, a public API, documentation depth, open-source code, and a free tier.
Does a free plan mean the app has a free trial?
No. A free plan and a trial are separate options. Check the app's pricing details to see which it offers.
Which platforms are covered?
The category includes apps for iOS, Android, and the web. Check an individual listing to confirm its platform availability.
Can these apps connect to other software?
Some offer a public API, a way for other software to connect. Check the individual app's API mark for details.
Are the apps open source?
The category facts report no open-source apps. Check an individual listing for its current open-source mark.
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