Fitlist Workout Log & Planner

Name: Fitlist Workout Log & Planner
Rating: 4.7 (10435 reviews)
Author: Fitmobi, LLC

By: Fitmobi, LLC

Gym & Weight Lifting Tracker

Features & Capabilities

Log workouts in seconds with Fitlist — a fast, distraction-free log and planner built for real workouts. Log sets, reps, weight, time, or distance with minimal taps, build routines from 1000+ exercises, and share workouts with friends, coaches, or clients.

See your progress over time with a calendar view and charts. Use Apple Watch to log on the go, rely on built-in timers and Apple Health sync, and upgrade to Fitlist Pro for unlimited workouts, detailed progress charts, data export, and an ad-free experience.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Fitmobi, LLC

Rating:

4.70

(10,435) 6 new ratings

Version:

4.0.22 Last updated: 2026-03-27

Version code:

881575866

Creation date:

2013-09-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

178.15MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 17,282 ▲ 32

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Developed by:

Fitmobi, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fitlist-workout-log-planner/id696350076

Website:

http://www.fitlist.com

User Reviews

Users praise Fitlist for customization, easy use, strong history tracking, and Apple Watch support, plus a robust free tier. Recurring drawbacks include a confusing UI after updates, subscription/paywall glitches, data stability problems (crashes and missing logs), unreliable watch functionality, and limited options for selecting workouts from groups or using favorites, which can hinder scheduling.

Pros

Highly customizable: you can add your own exercises, create workouts, groups, and cycles.
Easy-to-use interface with clear tracking; builds workouts quickly.
Strong history and tracking features to monitor progress over time.
Solid cross-device support, especially Apple Watch integration and syncing.
Generous free version offering substantial functionality without requiring premium.

Cons

UI/UX is confusing and has degraded with updates, making navigation less intuitive.
Premium subscription issues: paywall prompts and premium features not registering or working as expected.
Data stability problems: crashes, duplicated or lost logs, and old workouts disappearing.
Apple Watch support is unreliable or limited, with syncing issues and inability to delete sets on the watch.
Limited workflow for selecting workouts from groups and using favorites, making scheduling cumbersome.

Recent reviews

I just downloaded this hoping to have something where I could select targeted workouts and plan a weekly routine, but the app doesn’t seem to register that I’m trialing the premium plan. In terms of user-friendliness, It’s not awful, but it’s not intuitive and creating a workout takes a lot of repetitive steps. There’s no place I can see that I can select favorite workouts, which would be nice to be able to do and just be able to check something off it for a “free workout” day. Even further, what if I could select a favorites in cardio, or glute exercises? And why can’t I select a single workout from a group to add onto a scheduled workout, why do I have to create an individual plan containing just the use of a treadmill to include that on my schedule, without it categorizing it within my Cardio group? Sometimes I want to work out the same areas but want to have the option to do it on a different machine or maybe I’m at home and don’t have a machine to rely on. There’s a million different exercises that target the same thing. I should be able to make a group that says “Cardio” and be able to add individual workouts from that Cardio folder to my workout for the day, not have the entire Cardio group added to my schedule. If this is an option, the interface does not give any indication on how to navigate to do that. I like that I’m not forced to use AI for this, and that I can be very intentional in my planning, but there’s some flaws that are making me question whether the app can be useful. I was hopeful for a minute I figured out how to make it work, but the app has also crashed on me, so I’m going to try again tomorrow.

by le*****, 2026-04-24

I’ve been using this app for years and it provides a lot of utility and includes the ability to add your own exercises. Creating your own workouts, workout groupings, and pre-loaded sets/weights/rest times is very helpful. Viewing your history is straightforward. It can be a little buggy at times, but usually restarting the app works. Considering that it is free, it’s excellent.