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FitSum vs Hevy + Strava
A common hybrid set-up is Hevy to log lifts and Strava to track runs and rides. It works, but it's two apps and two subscriptions, and neither one knows what you did in the other.
UK prices
| App | Monthly | Yearly | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| FitSum Premium | £7.99 | £49.99 | Free tier with no time limit. 14-day free trial on Monthly. £149.99 lifetime option. |
| Hevy Pro | £2.99 | — | Strength logging. |
| Strava Premium | £8.99 | £54.99 | GPS tracking and social features. |
Prices as of November 2026. Competitor prices change and may have changed since this was written.
About Hevy + Strava
Hevy is a workout logger for strength training. Strava is a GPS tracking and social app for runs, rides and other activities. Used together, you log in two places and plan the balance between them yourself.
What FitSum does
- Strength and cardio coached together — each session takes the other into account
- Target weight and rep range suggested for every weight-based exercise, based on your logged sets and effort ratings
- Cardio sessions prescribed progressively, building aerobic base volume before intensity
- Three daily workout suggestions, each explaining why it was picked
- GPS route tracking, Activity Points with WHO-aligned weekly goals, and movement breaks
- Body measurements, progress photos, Apple Health / Health Connect, and full data export
FitSum may suit you if…
- You want lifting and cardio planned around each other automatically
- You'd rather have one app and one subscription
- You want suggested weights and sessions, not just a log
Hevy + Strava may suit you if…
- The social side of Strava (clubs, segments, kudos) matters to you
- You're happy to plan your own training and just want logging
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