The fast logging you know, with a coach who can see it.
Hevy is built for fast solo logging. Pushit keeps that speed and adds real coach-athlete pairing in the same app.
Hevy feature details as publicly listed at the time of writing. Hevy is a trademark of its respective owner; Pushit is not affiliated with Hevy.
Why athletes switch
One app, not two platforms
Hevy splits solo tracking and coaching into separate products. Pushit keeps solo training and coaching in one app from the start.
Coach-authored progression
Hevy Coach assigns programs. Pushit coaches write the progression rule itself, RPE autoregulation and percentage-based loading included.
Recovery in the loop
Soreness check-ins and Apple Health trends sit right next to training load in Pushit. Hevy's core is the log and the feed.
Bring your coach into the log.
Sign in, generate a pairing code, and send it to your coach. That's the entire setup.
Pushit vs Hevy, the questions people ask
For solo logging, yes, both give you fast set tracking and one-rep max history. The difference shows up once a coach is involved: Hevy runs coaching through a separate Hevy Coach platform, while Pushit is one app for both from the start, including custom progression formulas a coach writes themselves.
Yes, 100% free, the iOS app and the web app both, no plan required.
Yes. Pushit works fully solo. Pairing with a coach later doesn't move or reset your training history.
No. Pushit is built around the coach-athlete relationship, not a public feed. If a social workout feed is what you're after, Hevy's is a genuinely strong one.
A full progression rule engine (linear, RPE-autoregulated, percentage-based, or custom), per-set video review, and recovery check-ins tied directly to training load, all in the same product an athlete already trains in.
No, there's no automated import from Hevy today. You'd start a fresh log in Pushit, but getting set up, or pairing with a coach, takes a couple of minutes.