Strength training · Minimal · One-time
A Heavyset alternative
you pay for once.
Heavyset is a clean, minimal lifting tracker on a subscription. LiftLog covers the same focus on numbers-first logging — plus periodized programs, automatic deloads, 1RM analytics, and Rep PRs at 1/3/5 reps — at a one-time pay-what-you-can price between $9.99 and $39.99, after a 7-day trial with no card.
How does LiftLog compare to Heavyset?
Similar philosophy — different pricing and program depth.
Pricing
LiftLog: Free 7-day trial (no card), then pay-what-you-can one-time $9.99–$39.99.
Heavyset: Subscription for full features.
Heavyset: Subscription for full features.
Programs & periodization
LiftLog: PPL, Upper/Lower, Full Body, Starting Strength, 5/3/1 with Training Max + linear / DUP / block / wave periodization and auto deloads.
Heavyset: Routine builder, minimal program templates.
Heavyset: Routine builder, minimal program templates.
Analytics
LiftLog: Estimated 1RM (Epley) + actual best 1/3/5-rep PRs, best volume, best set, 90-day heatmap, 30-day deltas.
Heavyset: Volume and rep tracking; less periodization-aware reporting.
Heavyset: Volume and rep tracking; less periodization-aware reporting.
Privacy / account
LiftLog: No account, no third-party tracking, data on device + optional iCloud sync to your own Apple ID.
Heavyset: Account / sync model varies by version.
Heavyset: Account / sync model varies by version.
Who should pick LiftLog vs Heavyset?
Pick LiftLog if…
- You like Heavyset's minimal-numbers philosophy but don't want to subscribe
- You want periodized program templates with automatic deload weeks built in
- You need a cited 1RM formula (Epley) and Rep PRs at 1/3/5 reps — not just rep counts
- You want every set logged with haptic confirmation, not just typed in
- You'd rather pay once and own the training history forever
Stick with Heavyset if…
- You have years of Heavyset history you don't want to migrate
- You're already happy with the subscription
- You specifically prefer Heavyset's UI conventions
- You don't need periodized programming — a clean routine builder is enough
About LiftLog
Questions
FAQ
What is the best Heavyset alternative for iPhone?
LiftLog is a design-led iPhone alternative to Heavyset for lifters who want a minimal strength log without a recurring subscription. It runs periodized programs (PPL, Upper/Lower, 5/3/1, DUP, block, wave) with automatic deloads, tracks estimated 1RM and Rep PRs at 1/3/5 reps, and is sold pay-what-you-can $9.99–$39.99 one-time after a free 7-day trial. No card, no account.
Is LiftLog a one-time purchase?
Yes. After a free 7-day trial with no card required, you pick a one-time price between $9.99 and $39.99 — Fair, Good, Generous, or Patron tier. There is no recurring charge and no Pro tier locked behind a subscription.
Does LiftLog support periodization and deloads?
Yes. Linear, DUP (Daily Undulating Periodization), block, and wave periodization are built in, with automatic deload weeks. Standard templates include PPL, Upper/Lower, Full Body 3×, Starting Strength, Bro Split, and 5/3/1 with Training Max.
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Try it
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7 days free. No card. Pay once after that, at the price you decide is fair.