Musku vs Hevy: which workout tracker?

Musku and Hevy are two workout logs for iPhone and Android, free and ad-free, with an optional subscription. What Hevy calls a “routine”, Musku calls a workout template.

This page is published by Musku. Every fact about Hevy comes from its App Store and Google Play listings or its help center, checked on November 11, 2026, and links to its source at the bottom of the page. Prices are those of the US App Store.

Side by side

Criterion	Musku	Hevy
Subscription	$2.89/month or $17.99/year	Hevy Pro: $2.99/month, $23.99/year or $74.99 lifetime
Templates on the free plan	3 workout templates	4 routines
Custom exercises on the free plan	Unlimited	7
Statistics on the free plan	Records, estimated 1RM and each exercise's history; statistics screens and charts with Premium	Statistics over 30 days or 3 months; 1 year and all time with Hevy Pro
Ads	None	None
Devices	iPhone, Android, Apple Watch	iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple Watch, Wear OS, web browser
Languages	English, French	16 languages
Social features	None; a shareable image card	Feed, followers, comments, leaderboards; public account by default
Data export	No	Yes, workouts and measurements
Units	Kilograms and centimetres	Kilograms or pounds, per exercise if needed
Exercise library	1,000+ exercises	400+ exercises
Built-in programs	Beginner Full Body, Upper / Lower, Push Pull Legs…, filterable by level, place and goal; some with Premium	26 programs and routines by category; generated program (Hevy Trainer) with Hevy Pro
Records and 1RM	Free, estimated 1RM with the Epley formula	Yes, estimated 1RM from a reps / percentage table
Rest timer	Automatic, on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island	Automatic, as a Live Activity on iOS and Android
Supersets	Yes	Yes
Calculated warm-ups	Free	With Hevy Pro
Muscle distribution	With Premium, including for a program before you follow it	Free; sets per muscle group with Hevy Pro
Health	Apple Health and Health Connect: workouts, weight and body fat	Apple Health and Health Connect: workouts; Strava
Offline	Yes	Yes
AI	Summary to paste into the AI of your choice, and a read-only Claude and ChatGPT connector, with Premium	Hevy app in ChatGPT; send a workout to ChatGPT or Claude

Who Hevy suits better

You train with friends or like following other lifters: Hevy has a feed, comments and leaderboards.
You have a Wear OS watch or an iPad, or you want to plan your routines on a computer.
You count in pounds, or you want to export your data to a spreadsheet or another app.
You prefer a one-time purchase to a subscription, or you want a program built for you.

Who Musku suits better

You want a log with no social features: Musku has no feed, no followers and no public profile.
You want calculated warm-ups and unlimited custom exercises on the free plan.
You want in-depth statistics, such as the muscle balance of a program or a strength index, for $2.89 a month or $17.99 a year.
You want to ask Claude or ChatGPT about your workouts, without the assistant being able to change anything.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I import my Hevy workouts into Musku?

No. Musku cannot import files: your history starts from scratch.

Does Musku have social features like Hevy?

No. You can share a workout as an image in the app of your choice, but Musku has no feed and no followers.

Are both apps free?

Yes, both have an ad-free free plan. Musku's free plan is limited to three workout templates; Hevy's to four routines and seven custom exercises.

Sources

Checked on November 11, 2026. Something has changed? Write to email@musku.app.

Musku vs Hevy: the differences, point by point