Best workout tracking apps
Honest roundups of the best gym apps for one specific job — logging by voice, training offline, importing a plan you already have. Every one names the app that beats Superset where it does.
The best iPhone workout tracker, judged by how little you touch it
Seven iPhone gym trackers compared on the thing that decides whether you keep using one: how much phone-fiddling it costs you per session.
Read →Free AI workout coaching, without a $15 monthly bill
Most AI gym coaching costs $12.99–$15.99 a month. Here is what the paid ones actually do, and which app gives you next-session weights for nothing.
Read →Free workout trackers that don't paywall your own training
Most "free" gym apps cap routines at 3 or 4 and hide your own charts. Here is what each free tier really gives you, with the exact limits, in 2026.
Read →The best hands-free gym app for logging between sets
Chalk, sweat and a rest timer make phone-tapping miserable. These are the ways to log a session hands-free on iPhone, and how well each one really works.
Read →The best offline workout tracker for basement gyms
Basement gyms kill phone signal, and half the popular trackers stall without it. These apps keep logging, and keep their exercise guides, offline.
Read →The best app for logging a workout by voice
Almost no gym app lets you speak your sets — most only dictate into a text box. Here is what actually works in 2026, and what each one gets wrong.
Read →Workout apps that import the routine you already have
Switching gym apps usually means retyping your whole program. These apps import an existing routine instead — and only one reads plain pasted text.
Read →Workout apps with exercise instructions you can actually reach
Exercise libraries usually stream from a server, so they die in basement gyms. Here is which app bundles its guides on the phone, and what that costs.
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