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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.

MyoFibreHevy
AccountNone: open it and logUses an account. Accounts are public by default, so others may see your workouts unless you make it private
Social feedNo (share cards for your best lifts)Yes: follow friends, like and comment
Free routines3 of your own, plus Full Body, Upper and Lower, and 3-day Push Pull Legs4
Chart history on FreeLast three monthsLast three months
Make a routine with AIYes, free: paste a routine from ChatGPT, Claude or any AI chatYes, free: Hevy’s ChatGPT app saves plans to your Hevy account
Apple WatchNoYes
Price (UK)£3.99 a month, £24.99 a year, £69.99 once£2.99 a month, £23.49 a year, £74.99 once
AdsNoneNone

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).

Try MyoFibre free

Open it and start your workout: no account, no ads, no tracking. Free for as long as you like, with optional Pro.