All three help you train. They just draw the line in different places: Fitbod plans your workout, Hevy logs it and shows a feed, and SUUPR does both, then lets you train live with your crew. Here is the honest breakdown.
| Feature | SUUPR | Fitbod | Hevy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | $15.99 / mo | Free (Pro $2.99/mo) |
| Train live with friends, in real time | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Social feed of friends' workouts | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Builds workouts from your recovery & preferences | ✓ | ✓ | Pro only |
| Suggests what to train next | ✓ | ✓ | Pro only |
| Exercises in library | 1,200+ | Large | 400+ |
| Exercise demos | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Share routines & programs | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Progress tracking & PRs | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fully usable free | ✓ | ✗ | Limited |
Prices and features as of July 2026. Fitbod and Hevy update often, check their sites for the latest.
The only one built for training together. You get a social feed and recovery-based workout suggestions like the others, a bigger library than Hevy, and live sessions with your crew on top. Best if training with friends keeps you consistent and you want the app to guide progression, without paying.
Built entirely around generating your solo session. Fine if you train alone and want an app to decide every set, and you do not mind it being the priciest, with no free tier and no social side. SUUPR does the same recovery-based planning, then adds the feed and live training, free.
A clean, popular logger with a big community and a social feed of completed workouts. Great free tier for tracking. The smart planning and unlimited routines sit behind Pro, and the social side is a feed, not training together.
Fitbod and Hevy each cover one half. Fitbod plans your solo session. Hevy logs it and shows a feed. SUUPR was built to be both: its own engine plans your next workout from your recovery, effort and goals, drives progressive overload and even programs your deloads, it has the social feed and routine sharing, and it carries over 1,200 exercises with demos. Then it adds the thing neither has, real time training with your friends, and it does all of it free. That is why you get their features, plus more.
Yes. SUUPR is free to use, including live training with friends, the social feed, workout suggestions and the full exercise library. Fitbod has no free tier (a 7 day trial then $15.99 a month), and Hevy is free but keeps smart planning and unlimited routines behind Pro.
SUUPR is the only one of the three where you train live with your crew in real time. On top of that it does what Hevy does, a social feed and logging, and what Fitbod does, generating workouts from your recovery and preferences. So you get both feature sets plus live training, for free.
Yes, and it is a proper engine, not a token feature. SUUPR builds and suggests your next session from your history, recovery and goals, and handles progressive overload and deloads for you. Fitbod is built entirely around this too, but it is solo and paid, while SUUPR pairs an equally smart engine with a free social layer and live training.
Yes. You can follow friends, see their workouts and share routines, just like Hevy. The difference is SUUPR also lets you train together live, not only view each other's completed sessions afterwards.
SUUPR lists over 1,200 exercises with demos. Hevy's own site lists 400 plus. Fitbod also has a large library. All three cover the main lifts, so for most people the difference matters less than how the app plans and shares your training.
