Alternatives

Liftosaur alternatives: 7 apps compared

Liftosaur is for lifters who want scriptable programs and free import and export. Free tier: programs, editor, logging, history, import and export, measurements and sharing. The downside we found: apple Watch, graphs and the plate calculator need Premium, and there is no Strong import. If that is why you are looking, these are the other apps we checked. GYM RPG publishes this page and is one of the options.

What Liftosaur does well

Fully scriptable progressions, with free Hevy CSV import and CSV and JSON export. Free tier: programs, editor, logging, history, import and export, measurements and sharing.

Before you leave Liftosaur

Your data: Imports Hevy CSV; exports CSV and JSON. Check this first, because a switch is easiest when your history can come with you.

Watch support: Apple Watch (Premium only); Wear OS not found. Ads: Not verified. Game layer: No RPG layer found.

GYM RPG

Best for: lifters who want a reason to show up and friends who notice when they do not.

Free tier: free; one XP-rewarded workout a day and 3 saved plans, logging is unlimited. Paid: pro: $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr on the US App Store.

Strength: Every set earns XP and a muscle stat that feeds a skill tree and a daily party boss turn. Honest catch: smaller exercise library than the big loggers, and no import from other apps.

Hevy

Best for: lifters who want a clean log with a social side.

Free tier: 4 routines, 7 custom exercises and 3 months of stats history. Paid: pro: $23.99/yr or $74.99 lifetime (monthly $2.99 or $3.99 listed).

Strength: The most generous free tier of the big loggers, a social feed and a Strong CSV import. Honest catch: pro is needed for unlimited routines and full stats history, and offline use was not verified.

Strong

Best for: lifters who want a minimal, fast log.

Free tier: 3 workout templates and unlimited saved workouts. Paid: pro: $4.99/mo, $23.99 or $29.99/yr, Forever $79.99 or $99.99 (US App Store entries are inconsistent).

Strength: A plain log with an Apple Watch app and a one-time Forever purchase. Honest catch: the free tier caps templates at 3, and we found no import from other apps.

Boostcamp

Best for: lifters who want a large library of ready-made programs for free.

Free tier: free app with 14,000+ programs, tracking and progression. Paid: pro: $59.99/yr or $14.99/mo; adds auto progression, personalized programs and analytics.

Strength: The free program library is the biggest of the loggers here. Honest catch: no watch app, and the monthly Pro price is high next to Hevy or Strong.

Alpha Progression

Best for: lifters who want the app to generate and progress their plan.

Free tier: unlimited logging, own plans, rest timer, records and CSV export. Paid: pro: about $12.99/mo or $79.99/yr on the US App Store (one listing showed $69.99/yr).

Strength: Pro generates plans and recommends progression. Honest catch: the most expensive of these apps, and the plan automation is Pro only.

Fitbod

Best for: lifters who want the app to write each workout.

Free tier: no free tier; 7-day free trial. Paid: $12.99/mo or $79.99/yr in the US App Store (its website shows $15.99 and $95.99).

Strength: Adaptive workout generation that accounts for recovery and history, with offline use. Honest catch: no free tier, the in-app and website prices differ, and we found no verified data export.

Jefit

Best for: lifters who want a big exercise library.

Free tier: basic: free and custom routines, 1,400+ exercises, logging and history, community. Paid: elite: $12.99/mo or $69.99/yr.

Strength: A large exercise library (1,400+) with a free logging tier. Honest catch: the Watch app, advanced analytics and ad-free use are Elite only, and $12.99 a month is high.

GYM RPG, Hevy, Strong, Boostcamp, Alpha Progression, Fitbod, Jefit at a glance

AppBest forFree tierPaid planHonest catch
GYM RPGLifters who want a reason to show up and friends who notice when they do notFree; one XP-rewarded workout a day and 3 saved plans, logging is unlimitedPro: $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr on the US App StoreSmaller exercise library than the big loggers, and no import from other apps
HevyLifters who want a clean log with a social side4 routines, 7 custom exercises and 3 months of stats historyPro: $23.99/yr or $74.99 lifetime (monthly $2.99 or $3.99 listed)Pro is needed for unlimited routines and full stats history, and offline use was not verified
StrongLifters who want a minimal, fast log3 workout templates and unlimited saved workoutsPro: $4.99/mo, $23.99 or $29.99/yr, Forever $79.99 or $99.99 (US App Store entries are inconsistent)The free tier caps templates at 3, and we found no import from other apps
BoostcampLifters who want a large library of ready-made programs for freeFree app with 14,000+ programs, tracking and progressionPro: $59.99/yr or $14.99/mo; adds auto progression, personalized programs and analyticsNo watch app, and the monthly Pro price is high next to Hevy or Strong
Alpha ProgressionLifters who want the app to generate and progress their planUnlimited logging, own plans, rest timer, records and CSV exportPro: about $12.99/mo or $79.99/yr on the US App Store (one listing showed $69.99/yr)The most expensive of these apps, and the plan automation is Pro only
FitbodLifters who want the app to write each workoutNo free tier; 7-day free trial$12.99/mo or $79.99/yr in the US App Store (its website shows $15.99 and $95.99)No free tier, the in-app and website prices differ, and we found no verified data export
JefitLifters who want a big exercise libraryBasic: free and custom routines, 1,400+ exercises, logging and history, communityElite: $12.99/mo or $69.99/yrThe Watch app, advanced analytics and ad-free use are Elite only, and $12.99 a month is high
Amazing app! Combining workouts with a game, makes me very motivated to keep going and not fall off my training!
P Roma, Google Play
I was overweight, but after the installation I feel like a new person, and my character is beautiful and strong.
Diogo N., Google Play

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best Liftosaur alternative?

It depends on why you are leaving. GYM RPG: lifters who want a reason to show up and friends who notice when they do not. Hevy: lifters who want a clean log with a social side. Strong: lifters who want a minimal, fast log. Boostcamp: lifters who want a large library of ready-made programs for free. Alpha Progression: lifters who want the app to generate and progress their plan. Fitbod: lifters who want the app to write each workout. Jefit: lifters who want a big exercise library.

Is there a free Liftosaur alternative?

GYM RPG: Free; one XP-rewarded workout a day and 3 saved plans, logging is unlimited. Hevy: 4 routines, 7 custom exercises and 3 months of stats history. Strong: 3 workout templates and unlimited saved workouts. Boostcamp: Free app with 14,000+ programs, tracking and progression. Alpha Progression: Unlimited logging, own plans, rest timer, records and CSV export. Fitbod: No free tier; 7-day free trial. Jefit: Basic: free and custom routines, 1,400+ exercises, logging and history, community.

How do the prices compare to Liftosaur?

Liftosaur: Premium: $4.99/mo, $39.99/yr or $99.99 lifetime (US App Store). GYM RPG: Pro: $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr on the US App Store. Hevy: Pro: $23.99/yr or $74.99 lifetime (monthly $2.99 or $3.99 listed). Strong: Pro: $4.99/mo, $23.99 or $29.99/yr, Forever $79.99 or $99.99 (US App Store entries are inconsistent). Boostcamp: Pro: $59.99/yr or $14.99/mo; adds auto progression, personalized programs and analytics. Alpha Progression: Pro: about $12.99/mo or $79.99/yr on the US App Store (one listing showed $69.99/yr). Fitbod: $12.99/mo or $79.99/yr in the US App Store (its website shows $15.99 and $95.99). Jefit: Elite: $12.99/mo or $69.99/yr. Check the store for current prices.

Is GYM RPG biased on this page?

We make GYM RPG and say so. Each competitor fact comes from its own site or store listing, checked October 2026, and anything we could not confirm is marked "Not verified".

How we verified this

Competitor facts checked: October 2026. GYM RPG publishes this page and appears in it. Competitor details come from their public help pages, store listings and third-party reviews; features and prices change, so check the store before you buy.