IronQ vs Hevy vs Strong
Hevy and Strong are the two best-known workout logs on iPhone. Both are good products. IronQ is built for a narrower person: the experienced lifter who wants no social layer and no monthly bill.
| IronQ | Hevy | Strong | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Social feed | None | Yes, follow and like | None |
| Pricing model | $149 once for founders; $9.99/mo after launch | Free tier plus subscription | Free tier plus subscription |
| Apple Watch | Live heart rate on the phone during sets | Watch logging | Watch logging |
| Built by | Two lifters, 50+ and 60+ | Startup team | Independent developer |
| Best for | Lifters with years of training who want a quiet, exact log | People who train with friends | Simple logging, wide audience |
Details about Hevy and Strong reflect their public product descriptions and can change; check their sites for current plans.
Try IronQ as a founding memberQuestions
Is IronQ a Hevy alternative without the social feed?
Yes. IronQ has no feed, followers, or sharing.
Is IronQ cheaper than Strong?
For founding members, yes over time: $149 once versus an ongoing subscription.
IronQ is published by Decentralized Publishing LLC, California.