Actually unlimited free tier
Hevy's free plan caps you at 4 routines, 3 months of workout history, and 7 custom exercises. SuperFlex is unlimited on the free plan - no caps, no walls, no nudges to upgrade just to see last month's data.

Hevy caps your free plan and puts your workouts in a social feed. SuperFlex is the private, full-featured alternative with an unlimited free tier, a muscle recovery tracker, and per-limb tracking built in.

Where SuperFlex Wins
Hevy is a solid app. But for serious athletes who care about privacy, value, and training intelligence - these differences add up fast.
Hevy's free plan caps you at 4 routines, 3 months of workout history, and 7 custom exercises. SuperFlex is unlimited on the free plan - no caps, no walls, no nudges to upgrade just to see last month's data.

Single-arm rows, split squats, lunges - SuperFlex tracks reps and weight per limb, so a 5lb left-right imbalance shows up in your data instead of hiding inside a bilateral total. Hevy logs unilateral work as a single movement.
Hevy is built around a social feed where you follow friends and share workouts publicly. SuperFlex has no feed, no followers, and no public profiles. Your training data stays yours - full stop.

After every session, SuperFlex shows you a per-muscle-group recovery status and suggests what to train next. Hevy tracks your volume but doesn't help you plan recovery. SuperFlex closes that gap.

Feature Comparison
An honest, feature-by-feature look at how the two apps compare for serious strength athletes.
| Feature | SuperFlex | Hevy |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Unlimited - no caps | 4 routines - 3 mo history - 7 custom exercises |
| Pro price | $5.99 / month | From $2.99 / month |
| Progress photos | Yes - Front, side & back with guided overlay (Pro) | Yes - Available |
| Muscle recovery tracker | Yes - Per-muscle status + next-session suggestions | No - Not available |
| 1RM tracking | Yes - Per-exercise history charts | Yes - Available |
| RPE logging | Yes | Yes |
| Set types (warmup, drop, failure) | Yes | Yes |
| Superset support | Yes | Yes |
| Unilateral tracking (per-limb) | Yes - Per-limb reps + weight | No - Not available |
| Apple Watch app | Yes - watchOS 10+ | Yes - Available |
| HealthKit integration | Yes | Yes |
| Home screen widgets | Yes | No |
| CSV data export | Yes | Yes |
| Social feed / followers | None - fully private | Full social platform |
| AI coach | Coming in Phase 2 | Yes - Hevy Trainer (Feb 2026) |
| iOS minimum | iOS 17.0+ | iOS 14.1+ |
Being Honest
Hevy is genuinely one of the best workout apps on the market. Here's where it has a real advantage.
Hevy Pro starts at $2.99/month, with yearly and lifetime options that undercut SuperFlex Pro ($5.99/month). If you know you'll pay for Pro features and want the lowest subscription price, Hevy wins on cost. SuperFlex's counter is a free tier with no caps at all.
Hevy launched Hevy Trainer in February 2026 - an AI coach that suggests progressions and adapts your training. SuperFlex doesn't have this yet. It's on the roadmap for Phase 2, but if you want AI-driven programming now, Hevy has the edge.
If you want to follow friends, share workouts, and stay accountable through a community feed, Hevy's social platform is genuinely good and well-built. SuperFlex intentionally has none of that.
Hevy runs on iOS 14.1+, meaning it works on older iPhones going back several generations. SuperFlex requires iOS 17.0+. If you're on an older device, Hevy is the practical choice.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before making the switch.
SuperFlex is available now on iPhone. Download free and upgrade to Pro in-app if you want guided progress photos and advanced analytics.
Download on the App Store