MyoFibre vs Hevy
Hevy is a popular workout tracker with a social feed and a low Pro price. MyoFibre is a private log: no account, no feed, and your training stays on your phone. Here’s how they differ.
| MyoFibre | Hevy | |
|---|---|---|
| Account | None: open it and log | Uses an account. Accounts are public by default, so others may see your workouts unless you make it private |
| Social feed | No (share cards for your best lifts) | Yes: follow friends, like and comment |
| Free routines | 3 of your own, plus Full Body, Upper and Lower, and 3-day Push Pull Legs | 4 |
| Chart history on Free | Last three months | Last three months |
| Make a routine with AI | Yes, free: paste a routine from ChatGPT, Claude or any AI chat | Yes, free: Hevy’s ChatGPT app saves plans to your Hevy account |
| Apple Watch | No | Yes |
| Price (UK) | £3.99 a month, £24.99 a year, £69.99 once | £2.99 a month, £23.49 a year, £74.99 once |
| Ads | None | None |
Checked on 20 October 2026 from each app’s UK App Store listing and the sources below. Prices and features change, so check the App Store for the latest. Hevy is a trademark of its owner; MyoFibre isn’t connected with it.
Hevy may suit you if
- Your friends already use it and you like seeing their workouts
- You log from an Apple Watch
- You want the cheapest monthly Pro
MyoFibre may suit you if
- You train for yourself and don’t want a feed
- You’d rather not make an account or a public profile
- You plan routines with any AI chat, not just ChatGPT
- You want your training to stay on your phone
Moving from Hevy
MyoFibre doesn’t import Hevy’s export yet. To bring a routine across, type it out or ask ChatGPT or Claude to format it, then paste it into MyoFibre’s routine import.
Sources: Hevy on the UK App Store (prices, Apple Watch, social features); Hevy help centre (accounts public by default); Hevy’s ChatGPT app; SensAI review, September 2026 (free limits).
Open it and start your workout: no account, no ads, no tracking. Free for as long as you like, with optional Pro.