Fitness AI Gym Workout Planner

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• FitnessAI - Annual Member — $89.99/year ($7.49/mo)
• Monthly Membership — $3.99/week
• Monthly Membership — $9.99/month
• Monthly Membership — $59.99/year ($4.99/mo)
• Monthly Membership 3 — $14.99/month
• Monthly Membership 3 — $89.99/year ($7.49/mo)
• Quarterly product — $19.99/month
• Quarterly product — $24.99/quarter
• Quarterly product — $44.99/quarter

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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4.7 55882 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Almost perfect!

   I have been using this app for going on my 4th YEAR! Yes, I have been using this app for a long time. It helps me track workouts, it helps me make gains and cuts, it reminds me to hit the gym when I’m feeling lazy. But I love it. That isn’t to say it’s been perfect. I’ve had issues with it not syncing to Apple Health and therefore not tracking an exercise for the day. Frustrating to my OCD. Somehow it got stuck on never Increasing my weight or reps, so I had to manually start changing it each week and some weeks I’d be stagnant. I eventually had to delete and reinstall to get it fixed, but it lost all my premade workout routines. Again frustrating. HOWEVER, this app has everything you need to make great gains. The AI can setup a routine for you each time or you can make your own routine and stick to it each week. It rates you in the exercise to how others are progressing to push you to get stronger and push harder. I love that the interface is easy to use and see and follow. And the best part, at the end of every workout I can rate how I did. 1-5 stars and then take a “sweaty selfie” to show my work. I make a face to exemplify how my workout went. (Developers) I wouldnt mind a quick cooldown/ stretching routine added to the end of every workout to help lower my heart rate and remind me to stretch the muscles I just destroyed. Excellent app, keep up the good work!

   Jake.Sco · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Best Fitness App I’ve Used

   I’ve been using this app for three months now and I love it. The app will build workouts for you, letting you decide your overall goal, how many days a week you want to exercise, and even what equipment you have access to for workouts. One thing I love about this app, and really the reason I downloaded, is that it has principles of progressive overload built in. It will take the information from your previous workouts and then change something up the next time to challenge you, plus the app will detail what has changed since last time and why. The app includes detailed written instructions on how to perform each exercise plus fully animated CG examples performing the action. While sometimes those examples don’t seem to move realistically, it’s still an improvement over most other apps which only show you 2-3 still images of how to perform a movement. Another minor thing that I really appreciate: barbell exercises include a diagram that shows what weight plates to use to reach the targeted weight resistance. A small thing, yes, but still a nice feature that keeps your focus on the workout instead of the logistics of the workout. The app has a huge library of exercises to pull from, but I do wish it had some kind of custom exercise feature, though I understand that custom exercises would be incredibly difficult - or impossible - to integrate with the AI. I also think there’s an opportunity for the app to integrate with or create its own form of calorie counter/meal planner - to pair your workout information and nutrition and eating habits - to truly make it a fitness coach in your pocket.

   Workouts from Home · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Like a personal trainer but you don’t need to make conversation with anyone

   This app is awesome! I wanted to start more strength training but didn’t want to pay for a personal trainer.. but I also wanted to make sure I was doing exercises with proper form. This app is awesome because it gives you detailed instructions of how to do each exercise, key things to focus on and look out for, and a visual example of the exercises you’re doing that goes while you are supposed to go so you can constantly watch. It builds a balanced workout for you and will increase weights appropriately for your fitness goals so that you are constantly getting stronger. And they have great an exercises that really get ya. I love not needing to think about and plan out my own workout- I just show up to the gym and do what the app tells me to and I have noticed great results after 4 weeks of using this (I started feeling results the first week after 4 workouts, and seeing results the second week after 8 workouts in total- I also had been working out before this app, just doing my own unbalanced workout, so it’s not like I wasn’t in any shape at all before this app!). I am in no way affiliated with this app but am just that enthusiastic about it. I can’t share it with enough people!

   tktrynabefit · 30 Aug 2026

4. 3/5Mystery Unsolved… for now

   I just completed my third workout using this app, I’m an experienced lifter and previously used Strong as my go to app. I looked to this app specifically because its UI looked extremely simple and friendly. I loved all the graphics and after using a customizable app like Strong for so long it felt like a relief to use something that just suggested stuff for me. I pretty much know exactly what I need so I tend to use the Alternative Lifts feature a lot to choose what I like. Now you’re probably wondering what the mystery is, huh? Well as a new user the app starts you off by telling you that the AI is “learning” from you, which makes sense because AI needs data to learn from, duh. BUT, the mystery seems to be HOW the AI is learning from you. For example, does it understand when I do less reps at the same weight that it was a difficult set, which causes it to decrease my weight and increase my rest time before the next set? Maybe some simple pop up bubbles describing how a simple change can effect the AI would be interesting. Basically, try to demystify the idea of AI for us with simple explanations if you can. On another note, add stretches to the exercise lists and allow it to have a setting to tick whether u wish to include it or not in your workouts! Finally, just keep adding to the available workouts and make that list a robust and rich list of complex to simple workouts that anyone from bodybuilders, average joes, crossfitters and strength trainers could enjoy(: gracias amigos. Ill increase the stars after more updates(;

   Jmoreno1415 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 3/5Good App

   I’ve been using the app since November. The illustrated demos have stopped working just in the past few days so it’s a completely black screen. I’ve done phone updates and uninstalling/reinstalling the app back on my phone but it didn’t help. The “contact us” button doesn’t work inside of the app. It does nothing when you tap it. I do wish I could add short notes to an exercise such as what level I had to place my pulleys on to save some time when the exercise comes back up. As other reviews have stated, there really are no cardio options. The step mill, however, is one but has a max rep of 100 for 10 sets, instead of being able to add your time. I can easily be on there for 3000 steps in 25 min or so which is a hassle to record in the app, so I no longer add it. I do LOVE the simplicity of the app and I have had muscle growth using it. The home workouts are KILLER and supper awesome. The app helps keep me focused by supplying a feasible, realistic plan that is very easy to change up when some days I’m just not feeling a certain exercise or maybe just cant get on a machine due to the crowd in the gym; however, I do think the monthly fee is a bit overpriced for the lack of equipment exercises in the app, the demo vids no longer working, no way to contact support within the app, no way to take notes, and the very limited cardio equipment.

   MissDev701 · 30 Aug 2026

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