Review · Health & fitness
Fitbod review
A strength training app that builds each session around your equipment, training history and muscle recovery.
By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 13, 2026
- Quality (40%)
- 8.9
- Experience (25%)
- 8.5
- Value (35%)
- 8.4
Fitbod is the pick for people who already go to the gym and want the app to decide what to lift. Fitbod says it is built only for resistance and strength training: its algorithm reads your logged workouts, tracks which muscles are recovered and applies progressive overload, then suggests the weights, reps and sets for the next session. You set the equipment you have, so the same app works with a full gym, a pair of dumbbells or bodyweight and bands at home. The exercise library has over 1,000 movements with video walkthroughs, and sessions sync to Apple Health, Strava, Fitbit and Apple Watch. Fitbod's help center lists $15.99 per month or $95.99 per year, which it says works out to $8.00 per month, and the App Store listing offers 7 days free. The limits follow from the focus. There are no instructor-led classes, cardio and yoga fans will find little here, and the monthly price is above Apple Fitness+.
Who it is for
lifters who want sets, reps and weights chosen for them
Price
$15.99 per month or $95.99 per year after a 7-day free trial.
Monthly Plan: $15.99 USD per month (billed monthly)
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.
Key features
- Personalized strength plan that updates with recovery and progress
- Workouts built around your equipment, from a full gym to bodyweight or bands
- Recommended weights, reps and sets with video demos
- Over 1,000 exercises
- Apple Health, Strava, Fitbit and Apple Watch integrations
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Yearly plan works out to $8.00 per month, per Fitbod's help center
- Strength: Fitbod says it is now covered by HSA and FSA funds
- Strength: 7-day free trial listed on the App Store
- Weakness: Built only for resistance and strength training, so no instructor video classes
- Weakness: Monthly plan at $15.99 costs more than Apple Fitness+
- Weakness: Lifetime membership is only sold during short promotions
Key facts
- Starting price: $15.99 per month
- Annual price: $95.99
- Free trial: 7 days
- Exercise library: Over 1,000 exercises
- Platforms: iOS and Android
Where it ranks
Fitbod is No. 4 in our Best Fitness Apps verdict.
Alternatives we scored
- Apple Fitness+9.0
- Peloton App8.9
- Nike Training Club8.8
- Hevy8.6
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