The Best Free Workout Tracker Apps for Android in 2026
BULQ, Hevy, Lyfta, Strong and Jefit ranked honestly on free-tier depth, ads, watch support and pricing - and why BULQ's free tier gives away the most.
Evidence-based guides on training, nutrition, recovery, and the mindset behind every PR.
Every PR you've ever hit, every program you've ever run, traces back to one principle. Here's what progressive overload really means - and how to keep applying it long after your linear gains stall.
Read MoreBULQ, Hevy, Lyfta, Strong and Jefit ranked honestly on free-tier depth, ads, watch support and pricing - and why BULQ's free tier gives away the most.
Free tier limits, pricing, Wear OS and analytics compared feature by feature - including where Hevy is the better choice, and how your Hevy CSV imports into BULQ in one tap.
The iOS classic vs the Android-first newcomer: free tier gates, the Wear OS gap, and why Strong's own CSV imports into BULQ but not back into Strong.
Jefit sells content - the biggest video database and a web app. BULQ sells the absence of friction: no ads ever, free analytics, and a $49.99 lifetime.
Two indie apps, two ideas of what should be free: Lyfta gives away 5,000+ video exercises; BULQ gives away custom exercises and body tracking - at a third of Lyfta's price.