How Peak Fettle compares

Free-tier limits, where your data is kept, and whether the app ranks your strength, for the trackers people usually compare.

Where Peak Fettle differs

Data on your phone
On the free plan your workout log is stored on your iPhone and works offline. There are no caps on logging, routines or history. Pro also keeps the log on our server so it follows you to a new phone.
Exact entry
Type 186.7 and 186.7 is what is stored, in the unit you typed. Weights are not rounded to the nearest plate or bent by a unit conversion.
Strength percentiles
Percentiles on 51 lifts, calibrated to published strength standards and adjusted for sex, bodyweight, age and years trained. They are worked out on your phone, not against a pool of other users.

Workout trackers

Boostcamp has far more ready-made programs and Fitbod adjusts workouts for you. Peak Fettle is the one that ranks your strength and keeps the whole log free.

Peak Fettle compared with Hevy, Strong, Boostcamp and Fitbod
Peak FettleHevyStrongBoostcampFitbod
Free planYes: Full log, routines and historyPartly: 4 routines, about 3 months of graphsPartly: 3 routines, charts in ProYes: Programs, tracking, plate calculatorNo: Trial only
Ranks your strengthYes: Percentiles on 51 lifts, freeNo: Not offeredNo: Not offeredPartly: 0–100 score, Pro onlyNo: Not a focus
Where your log is keptYes: On your iPhone (free plan)Partly: Offline logging, cloud syncPartly: Offline capable, cloud syncNo: CloudNo: Cloud
Ready-made programsPartly: 3 starter programs and a plan generatorNo: Routines onlyNo: Routines onlyYes: 11,000+ community programsYes: Generated workouts
Plans that adjustPartly: Rule-based generator; in-depth builder in ProNo: Not offeredNo: Not offeredPartly: Coach-written programsYes: Recovery-aware programming
  • Included
  • Limited or paid
  • Not offered, or cloud only
Paid plan, price per year (US dollars)
  • Hevy$23.99
  • Strong$29.99
  • Peak Fettle$54.99
  • Boostcamp$59.99
  • Fitbod$95.99

Peak Fettle’s free plan has no time limit. Fitbod has no free plan.

Competitor prices are US App Store figures checked August 2026 and shift by region; Peak Fettle prices in GBP. “Not offered” appears only where multiple current reviews enumerate the full feature set. Sources are cited in this page’s data file.

Other apps people compare

CaliberPlus from $72/yr · coaching $19–$200/mo

Human 1-on-1 & group coaching. Free forever: library + custom workouts, no coach.

Strength ranking: not offered.

Apple Fitness+$9.99/mo · $79.99/yr

Video workout classes across yoga, HIIT, strength and more.

A content service — it does not log sets, track 1RMs, or rank strength. Pairs fine alongside a logger.

Whoop$199–$359/yr with hardware

Recovery wearable: sleep, strain, HRV, health monitoring.

Measures recovery, not lifting. No set logging or strength percentiles; your data lives in Whoop’s cloud.

Switching from another app

Export a CSV from Strong or Hevy and import it into Peak Fettle in one step, free. Your estimated 1RMs and percentiles are there from the first day.

  • Strong CSV import, free
  • Hevy CSV import, free
  • Garmin and Strava history import, with Pro