Full disclosure: this is our app. We are biased, obviously. But we also genuinely think it is the best — and 70,000+ athletes seem to agree. Read on and judge for yourself.
Fitloop is the rare workout app that adapts to whatever equipment you have — start with just your bodyweight and grow to dumbbells, barbells, kettlebells, or a full gym, all in one app. The AI builds you a personalized plan around your goals and equipment, then walks you through every workout step by step with a video for each exercise. Tap to log your sets, follow the built-in rest timer, and the app advances you automatically.
The free tier is genuinely generous: unlimited workouts, full progression trees, Apple Health and Health Connect sync, and detailed workout history — no credit card, no ads. The optional Plus subscription ($5.99/month or $39.99/year) unlocks AI-powered plan generation, coaching insights, and the ability to create custom programs with circuits, supersets, and timed holds. It ships with community-proven programs including the Reddit Recommended Routine.
Pros & Cons
- Step-by-step workouts with YouTube Shorts for every exercise
- Native interactive progression trees for every movement pattern
- Fully functional free tier with no paywalls and no ads
- Built-in Reddit Recommended Routine with correct progressions
- Apple Health and Health Connect integration
- Plus required for AI features and custom program creation
The Bottom Line
What sets Fitloop apart is range: it meets a complete beginner at their first push-up and follows them all the way to a full barbell program, adapting as they progress. The interface is clean, fast, and distraction-free, the rest timer runs in the background, and progressive overload is tracked automatically. If you train across styles — bodyweight at the park, dumbbells at home, barbells at the gym — it is the one app that handles it all.
