RepSheet vs Hevy
If your program arrived as a screenshot, a photo of a printout or a PDF, RepSheet is the one that reads it: drop the picture in and the plan is there in about 20 seconds. If you build your own routines, Hevy is cheaper and better.
Both of those are real. Hevy's free tier is generous and its Pro plan costs a fraction of ours; what it does not do is read a program somebody handed you.
The price, both ways
| Hevy | RepSheet | |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 4 routines, 7 custom exercises, 3 months of history | 10 days of everything, no card |
| Monthly | $2.99 | $10 |
| Yearly | $23.99 | $40 |
| One payment | $74.99 for life | — |
Hevy's numbers from hevy.com/pricing, checked 2026-11-12.
A year of RepSheet costs $16.01 more than a year of Hevy Pro, and $160 against the $74.99 Hevy will take once for four years of the same thing. Hevy is the cheaper app. Nothing on this page argues with that.
What happens to a program you were handed
| The program arrives as | Hevy | RepSheet |
|---|---|---|
| A coach's spreadsheet | Retype it | Screenshot it |
| A photo of a printout | Retype it | Import it |
| A PDF on your phone | Retype it | Screenshot it |
| A friend's Hevy routine | One tap | Screenshot it |
| A Strong CSV export | Import it | Not read |
Hevy's own importer takes a CSV exported from the Strong app and brings in workout history; saved routines do not come across with it, and support cannot help with a file that is not a Strong export (Hevy's help centre, checked 2026-11-12). RepSheet reads a picture instead, and the parsed plan is in front of you in about 20 seconds, so a program you can see is a program you can import — and one that exists only as a Hevy routine is a screenshot away from being one.
Where Hevy is better
- Price. Hevy is free with no ads, and Hevy Pro is $2.99 a month, $23.99 a year or $74.99 once. Year for year that is $23.99 against our $40.
- The social side. A feed, following friends, likes, comments and leaderboards on 38 lifts. RepSheet has none of it.
- Programs you can start from. 26 built-in training programs and seven routine categories, with a library of 400+ exercises that shows you how each movement is done.
- Offline logging. Hevy logs your sets with no connection and syncs them later. RepSheet is a web app and needs one.
- The Apple Watch, and Strava sync. RepSheet runs in your phone's browser.
- Hevy Trainer, on Pro: a program and ongoing guidance built from your equipment and your goal.
- Scale. 4.9 stars on 192,000 App Store and 173,000 Google Play reviews. We are a much smaller app than that, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise.
Where RepSheet is better
- The import. The program goes in from a picture of the thing you were actually sent, which is the whole product.
- About 20 seconds, against building the routine exercise by exercise (in Hevy, or in the spreadsheet you were sent).
- Logging is built for a phone in your hand at the rack: the Rep Wheel for reps and weight instead of a keyboard.
Moving from Hevy to RepSheet
- Screenshot your routines in Hevy: open the Workout tab, open the routine, screenshot it — once per day you train.
- Import them at repsheet.fit. One image per import and three imports a day, so a program spread over five pages goes in over two days. RepSheet names the exercises it could not match and you rule on those; that is the only manual step.
- Nothing to cancel while you try it: the ten-day trial takes no card, and Hevy stays installed for a week. If the import turns out worse than typing, you have lost a few minutes.
- Your old workouts stay in Hevy, which exports them (Profile, Settings, Export & Import Data, Export Workouts). Keep that file if you want the history; RepSheet does not read it.
Where these numbers come from
Hevy's prices, free-tier limits and review counts were read from hevy.com/pricing on 2026-11-12, and their import rules from their help centre the same day. RepSheet is $10 a month or $40 a year, with a 10-day trial and no card. Hevy can change a price before we re-check it; if a number here is wrong, say so and we will fix it.
