Gym-goers who want a planned strength programme get a 7-day trial, then plans from £11.49, with no ongoing free plan found.

Kenning's take

What it does

Fitbod builds personalised strength workouts based on the user's goals, fitness level, recent training and available equipment, including home workouts with no equipment. It logs each set, adjusts weights and reps over time for progressive overload, and tracks muscle recovery so it can rotate which muscles get trained.

  • AI-generated strength workouts
  • adapts to available equipment, including none
  • progressive overload on weights and reps
  • muscle recovery tracking
  • exercise demos and swaps
  • Apple Watch app

Who it suits. Suits beginners and intermediate gym-goers who want a planned strength programme without a personal trainer.

Key facts

Made by
Fitbod, Inc.
Based in
United States (San Francisco address on Google Play)
Launched
2015
Works on
iPhone, Android, apple-watch, Mac
In the UK
Yes
Free plan
7-day free trial for new users that rolls into a paid plan (per FitnessDrum); no ongoing free plan found

Pricing

PlanPriceBilled
Monthly Plan£14.99month
A Year of Fitbod Elite£99.99year

source

Ratings

Reviews and write-ups

FAQ

How much is Fitbod in the UK?

The UK App Store lists a £14.99 monthly plan and a year of Fitbod Elite at £99.99, with lower legacy prices for older subscribers.

Is Fitbod free?

No ongoing free plan was found; new users get a 7-day free trial that turns into a paid plan.

Can Fitbod plan workouts without gym equipment?

Yes. It builds sessions around whatever equipment is available, including none.

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.