Honest comparisons.
No marketing hand-waving.
Side-by-side of Logbook against the other serious gym apps. Every page includes when the other one is the right call.
Logbook vs Hevy: which gym app fits how you actually train?
Both apps have a feed. The difference is who's in it. Hevy's social layer is follow-based and open: you follow individual athletes, their workouts land in your feed, and the app is built around that community: 15M+ athle…
Read comparison vs StrongLogbook vs Strong: minimalist tracker, or modern training journal?
Strong is the OG iOS lifting app: minimalist, fast, reliable, with a free tier and PRO sold from $4.99/mo, from $23.99/yr, or as a one-off PRO Forever licence from $79.99 (USD App Store listing, August 2026; Apple shows…
Read comparison vs Strava (for the gym)"Strava for the gym" and why that frame is the wrong question.
Strava is the world's social fitness platform for runners, cyclists, and other cardio athletes (195M+ registered athletes, by Strava's own figure) with segments, kudos, clubs and challenges. In May 2026 it added a native…
Read comparison vs Built WorkoutLogbook vs Built: open community, or the room you picked?
Built Workout is the social-first gym app marketed as 'Strava for the Gym': feed-centric, community-driven, with a custom ghost-fill keyboard, an interactive body heatmap for recovery, AI coaching, and transformation tim…
Read comparison vs FitbodLogbook vs Fitbod: AI tells you what to lift, or you decide and Logbook remembers?
Fitbod tells you what to train next, generating adaptive workouts from your recovery, equipment and goals, drawing on data from 15M+ downloads by Fitbod's own figure. It's subscription-first: a 7-day trial, then $15.99/m…
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