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GymPsycho vs Hevy

Looking for a Hevy alternative in 2026? GymPsycho is the privacy-first hypertrophy tracker for iOS and Android with no account, multi-gym support, and on-device AI for plans, weights, and per-muscle MEV/MAV/MRV volume. Hevy stays cloud-first and social. Here's an honest, feature-by-feature comparison.

Feature Comparison

FeatureGymPsychoHevy
Multi-Gym Support Separate PRs per gym (Pro) Single gym only
PR Reset Per exercise, per gym Not available
Training Maturity 6-tier progression (Free) Not available
Plan Generator Personalized plans in 60s (Free) Not available
AI Weight Suggestions On-device AI (Pro) Manual only
Plateau Detection Automatic alerts (Pro) Not available
Volume per Muscle MEV/MAV/MRV science (Pro) Sets per muscle + charts
Apple Watch & Wear OS Full app + standalone Wear OS (Pixel/Galaxy Watch) Full app + WearOS
Exercise Database417 with animated demos (+ unlimited custom)300+ (+ custom)
Account Required No account Account required
Privacy 100% on-device Cloud servers
Social FeaturesNo (by design) Feed, followers, leaderboards
PDF Reports Pro reports (Pro) Monthly summaries only
Live Activity Lock Screen + Dynamic Island Available
Offline Mode 100% offline Offline (syncs later)
Data Import Import from Hevy, Strong & Alpha Progression (Free) No import
Free Tier Free forever (unlimited plans, 1 gym) Generous free plan
PlatformiOS + AndroidiOS + Android + Web
Price (Pro)$6.99/month or $49.99/year$8.99/month or $59.99/year

Where GymPsycho Wins

Where Hevy Wins

In one line: GymPsycho wins on privacy, multi-gym tracking, on-device AI, and price ($49.99/yr vs $59.99/yr); Hevy wins on social features, web app, and community size.

Bottom line: Both apps are available on iOS and Android with a free tier. GymPsycho Pro ($49.99/year) is actually cheaper than Hevy Pro ($59.99/year) — and delivers features Hevy doesn't have: multi-gym PRs, PR Reset, on-device AI intelligence, one-tap data import from Hevy, and zero-account privacy. With a flexible $6.99/month option, plus a 14-day free trial on both plans, it's easy to try. If you train at multiple locations, need scientific volume benchmarks, or refuse to create accounts — GymPsycho is worth it. Already using Hevy? Import your data and get AI-powered suggestions from day one. If you want social features, a web app, or the largest community, Hevy is a solid choice.

Already using Hevy? Switch in under 60 seconds.

Export your data from Hevy, import it into GymPsycho with one tap. Your exercises are auto-matched to our 417-exercise library, PRs are detected instantly, and AI suggestions kick in from your very first workout. Zero data loss, zero setup, zero hassle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is GymPsycho a good Hevy alternative?

Yes — GymPsycho is a strong alternative for lifters who want hypertrophy-first features Hevy lacks: Multi-Gym architecture with separate PRs per location, on-device AI weight suggestions and plateau detection (no cloud), per-muscle MEV/MAV/MRV volume landmarks, PR Reset for context changes, and zero-account privacy. GymPsycho Pro is $49.99/year vs Hevy Pro at $59.99/year. If you primarily want social feeds and a web app, Hevy is the better choice.

Can I import my Hevy training history into GymPsycho?

Yes. GymPsycho imports your complete Hevy training history via CSV export in one tap — free for everyone. Sessions, exercises, and plans are matched automatically against the 417-exercise GymPsycho library so progress tracking works from day one. Zero data loss.

Does Hevy support multi-gym tracking like GymPsycho?

No. Hevy uses a single-gym model with one weight unit globally. GymPsycho Pro keeps separate PRs, exercises, and weight units (kg/lbs) per gym location — so a 140 kg bench at your home gym does not conflict with a 145 kg bench at your commercial gym.

Is GymPsycho cheaper than Hevy?

Yes. GymPsycho Pro is $6.99/month or $49.99/year. Hevy Pro is $8.99/month or $59.99/year. Both apps offer generous free tiers. GymPsycho includes a 14-day free trial on all Pro plans, no credit card required.

Does GymPsycho have AI weight suggestions that Hevy lacks?

Yes. GymPsycho Pro's on-device AI suggests your next-set weight from your training history, last performance, and RIR/RPE, rounding to your gym's available plates. Hevy is manual-logging only with no weight recommendations or plan generation.

Is GymPsycho or Hevy better for hypertrophy?

GymPsycho is the more hypertrophy-focused of the two: it maps the sets you've actually completed per muscle group against scientific volume landmarks (MEV/MAV/MRV) and counts secondary muscles fractionally. Hevy shows sets-per-muscle charts without these benchmarks. Hevy wins if a social community matters more to you than volume science.

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