KiloGrit vs Hevy.
Two gym logs with different bets. KiloGrit is local-first with no account; Hevy is account-based with a social side and a paid Pro tier.
Pick KiloGrit if you want no sign-up, no subscription and an iPhone plus Apple Watch log kept on the device.
Pick Hevy if you want a synced account, Android, or social features such as following other lifters.
| KiloGrit | Hevy | |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Not required | Account-based |
| Price | Free, no in-app purchases | Free tier with limits; paid Pro tier |
| Free-plan limits | None, there is no paid tier | Free plan: up to 4 routines, 7 custom exercises, 3 months of graph history |
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch | iPhone and Android |
| Data | Stored on the device | Synced to your account |
| Social feed | No | Yes |
Where KiloGrit is the better fit
- You do not want to create an account or hand over an email to log sets.
- You do not want to hit a free-plan limit on routines or custom exercises.
- You train with an Apple Watch and want sets and the rest timer on the wrist plus a Lock Screen Live Activity.
- You use Russian and English; the app is available in both.
Where Hevy is the better fit
- You want the same log on several devices through a cloud account.
- You are on Android, or want an Android and iPhone mix in one household.
- You enjoy a social feed and following other lifters.
A note on Hevy limits
As listed on Hevy's pricing page on October 22, 2026, the free plan allows up to 4 routines, up to 7 custom exercises and 3 months of graph history; the paid Pro tier lifts these limits. Limits change, so check the current numbers in Hevy before you decide.