RAOUT VS HEVY
A Hevy alternative for lifters who already know what they’re doing.
Raout is built for lifters who already have a plan: open today’s workout, see last time, log the set and move on.
Hevy builds a broader training experience around the log. Raout keeps the log itself as the product.
Free to start · iOS and Android
Raout vs Hevy: which one fits how you train?
Both can log serious training. The difference is what you want the app to do beyond the log.
Choose Raout if
You already have a program and a training approach. You want the app to surface what matters, capture the work and get out of the way.
Choose Hevy if
You want the app to play a bigger role in your training — with community, guidance and broader analysis around the log.
Hevy information verified August 2026.
Hevy does more. Raout stays out of the way.
You already know how to train. Your workout app should act like it.
Raout assumes the training decisions are yours. It keeps your program and previous work in context, lets you log the next set, and leaves the rest alone.
Open. See what’s next. Check last time. Log the set. Move on.
Bring your program.
Bring the program and training approach that already work for you. Raout keeps the plan in front of you and the execution simple.
Keep last time close.
Previous weights, reps and notes stay beside the work you’re doing now, so the context you need is there without leaving the session.
Then put the phone away.
Log the set, use the rest timer when you need it, and keep training. No feed or content layer competing with the workout.
Hevy takes a broader approach
That breadth can be useful if you want the app to play a bigger role in your training. Raout deliberately doesn’t.
Community around training
Hevy includes a social feed, profiles and discovery features. Raout leaves the social layer out, keeping the product centered on your own training.
More guidance from the app
Hevy offers exercise guidance, generated programs and coaching tools. Raout assumes you already brought the program and training approach.
More surfaces
Hevy extends to web and supported smartwatches. Raout stays phone-first, keeping one focused workout flow at the center.
If you want the app to provide those extra layers, Hevy is a strong fit.
If you don’t, Raout’s narrower scope isn’t a compromise — it’s the point.
Questions
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You know what you’re doing. Raout keeps up.
Bring your program. See last time. Log the work. Put the phone away.
