Jefit vs Fitbod

Pick Fitbod if you want each workout written for you, weights included, and will pay $15.99/month or $95.99/year after a 7-day trial; pick Jefit if you'd rather build or follow your own plan for free, with Elite at $69.99/year for weight suggestions. If you want your own plan and the weights set for you without paying, RIRLift does both, free on iPhone and Apple Watch. Fitbod and Jefit also run on Android; RIRLift doesn't.

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Jefit, Fitbod and RIRLift, row by row

FeatureFitbodJefitRIRLift
Free tier7-day trial, then paidFull logging, 2 plans, 7 custom exercisesUnlimited workouts, 4 active routines, suggested weights (better here)
Paid tier in the US$15.99/month or $95.99/yearElite: $12.99/month or $69.99/year (better here)Pro: $9.99/month or $79.99/year
Where the workout comes fromBuilt fresh each session from recovery, history and equipmentYour plans, built-in programs, or a 12-week Adaptive Plan (Elite)Your routines, or a Coach plan you preview before it applies
Who picks the weightFitbod, every sessionLoad Progression, with EliteEvery set, from your reps and reps in reserve, free (better here)
Muscle recoveryRotates muscles by recovery (better here)Muscle recovery chartWeekly muscle map and recovery per muscle group
Apple WatchApple Watch and Wear OS apps, with the subscription3 sessions free, unlimited with EliteFree, with the next weight on the wrist (better here)
PlatformsiPhone, Android, Apple Watch, Wear OSiPhone, Android, Apple Watch, Wear OS, web (better here)iPhone and Apple Watch

Fitbod for a new workout every day, Jefit for a deep free log of your own plan. RIRLift is the free one that keeps your plan and still picks the weights.

What decides between Jefit and Fitbod

Jefit, Fitbod or RIRLift, in a real situation

Fitbod trial ending, wants one fixed lower day

Leah trains three days a week in a full gym on an iPhone. She liked Fitbod picking her weights, but her lower days kept changing and she wants the same RDL and leg curl each week to see them go up. Her trial ends tomorrow.

AppWhat it does hereFor this lifter
FitbodKeeps picking the weights, with $95.99/year. Workouts keep varying by recovery.Fits if she accepts the variety and the price.
JefitRuns her fixed lower day free. The weights are hers to pick unless she pays for Elite.Half a fit: the plan, not the weights.
RIRLiftRuns her fixed lower day and sets every weight from her last set, free.Fits: the plan and the weights, on her iPhone.

She wanted Fitbod's weight-picking on her own plan. That's the one combination neither Fitbod nor Jefit's free tier gives her.

Leah's lower day, two weeks in

The same lower day in RIRLift. The RDL is planned at 10 reps with 2 left; the leg curl runs 8–12.

ExerciseYou loggedNext sessionWhy
Romanian DeadliftSet 1: 205 lb × 10, 3 leftSet 2: 210 lb × 10One more left than planned: 205 × 42 ÷ 41 = 210 lb.
Lying Leg Curl100 lb, 10 / 10 / 9 reps, 2 left (target 9)100 lb × 10The weakest set hit today's target. Same stack, one more rep next time.

The same two lifts every week, and each one moved on its own evidence.

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Questions

Is Jefit or Fitbod better?

Fitbod if you want each session built for you and will pay. Jefit if you want a free log for your own plan and the bigger exercise library.

Which is cheaper, Jefit or Fitbod?

Jefit logs free; Elite is $69.99/year. Fitbod is $95.99/year or $15.99/month after a 7-day trial. RIRLift's free tier includes the weight suggestions.

Is Fitbod free?

No. It has a 7-day free trial, then a subscription.

Does Jefit build workouts like Fitbod?

Its Adaptive Plan, with Elite, builds a 12-week program around your goal. Fitbod builds each session as you go.

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