FitNotesvs
Hevy


Hevy: Cross-platform workout tracking with detailed exercise logging and progress tracking.

Free workout tracker for Android
As of 30 August 2026, FitNotes is free to use. FitNotes is a free, ad-free workout tracker for Android focused on simplicity and functionality. Softwr lists it under Fitness. FitNotes is launched in 2013, available on Android.
Overview
FitNotes is a free, ad-free workout tracker for Android focused on simplicity and functionality. It offers exercise logging, custom exercises, progress charts, backup options, and workout history. Popular among Android users for its clean interface and completely free access.
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Hevy: Cross-platform workout tracking with detailed exercise logging and progress tracking.


JEFIT: Workout tracker app with exercise library, progress graphs, and customizable workout plans.


Strong: Mobile workout tracking app with comprehensive exercise database and offline support.
Capabilities
Exercise logging
Custom exercises
Progress graphs
Workout calendar
Data backup
Google Drive backup
Integration with Google Drive backup
Android support
Available on android
Answered, with sources
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FitNotes is completely free with no ads and no paid tier. The developer offers a FitNotes Supporter app as optional support.
SourceYes, FitNotes works completely offline and requires no internet connection or account sign-up to use.
SourceFitNotes is Android only and is not available on iOS or other platforms.
SourceYes, FitNotes allows full CSV export so your workout data is yours and can be imported into other applications.
SourceBehind it
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