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Hevy vs WorkOutDoors
Hevy
45 positive (88%) · 3 mixed (6%) · 3 negative (6%)
Trust + time weighted: +80%
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Yea it's similar to Hevy or the like where it allows you to custom program or get a coached program and then track it for your progression.
The weight tracker of Hevy also seems to not have any of the error margin indicators, trends or weight predictions (based on trends). These are features I had requested by an actual trainer because he was missing those in other apps he had used over the years.
Parent context: You mean "Hevy"? It looks decent! Although it looks like a pure fitness and weight tracker if I'm not mistaken? Reply: That being said, Hevy looks like an amazing and powerful App and I would assume it's gonna be more enough for most people. The exercise videos are really cool and helpfult for beginners too I imagine.
i'd choose functional strength yet i use hevy for my kettlebell routines and it registers as traditional strength.
Hevy is so good.
WorkOutDoors
56 positive (88%) · 7 mixed (11%) · 1 negative (2%)
Trust + time weighted: +84%
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Parent context: I like the idea of it, but hate the look of it. It looks dated. Reply: Think of it as airplane instruments. They’re very practically designed, it’s not eye candy but it’s not meant to. The app has a lot going for it, unparalleled customization and a small one time fee instead of a subscription.
I always tip at least once per year, sometimes twice. Affordable price and no stupid expensive subscriptions? The developer deserves a nice tip.
Finally the navigation features are really useful, like when you start a climb it automatically shows the length and the gradient. Also you can see the gradient profile of the whole route at any time. No, I’m not the developer but this app needs more praise, it’s super useful, absurdly cheap without any subscriptions.
WorkOutDoors if you’re into walking or hiking.
Added bonus - the map-only mode makes for a quick "where am I" without pulling out the phone.