Ritual vs Hevy: one connected system.
Ritual is built for the whole athlete, joining your lifting to your cardio, recovery, sleep and hydration.
Ritual is built for the whole athlete, joining your lifting to your cardio, recovery, sleep and hydration.


Hevy describes itself as a workout tracker for lifters, with exercise videos, routines, a community feed and Hevy Trainer on Hevy Pro.
A complete fitness system for iPhone and Apple Watch: strength, GPS cardio, recovery, sleep, hydration, plans, 15 calculators and live races, all feeding each other.
Workouts, cardio, hydration and sleep shape a single 0 to 100 score, with a plain verdict each morning.
ExploreAround 260 exercises, per-set comparison with last time, automatic PRs and clear charts.
ExploreRun, walk and ride on an Apple Maps view that follows you, plus treadmill, jump rope and spinning.
ExploreYour goal, your week, your equipment and your limitations, on a calendar up to a year ahead.
ExploreRitual Circuits races you against friends anywhere in the world, in real time.
ExploreGPS sessions with heart rate and VO₂ max tests from your wrist, synced to your iPhone.
ExploreA goal that moves with your training, steps and local weather.
ExploreA six-pillar check-up tracked over time, and 15 calculators built on published formulas.
ExploreA bedtime reminder and a morning check-in that feed straight into recovery.
Explore| What happens | How Ritual responds |
|---|---|
| A heavy session | Your recovery score reflects the strain of each exercise. |
| A long run | Recovery and your water goal both respond. |
| A short night | Your morning check-in lowers the score, and the verdict tells you what today is for. |
| A hot day | WeatherKit data raises your hydration goal. |
| Every effort | XP, 35 tiers and 100 achievements count all of it. |
Hevy details come from its App Store listing, checked on 30 October 2026. Hevy is a trademark of its owner, and this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by it.
Yes, especially if you want one app that connects training, cardio, recovery, sleep and hydration.
Yes. Ritual has no account and no lock-in, so you can try it free next to any app you already use.
Yes. It is free to download with no ads and no account. Ritual Pro is $4.99 a month, $34.99 a year or $99.99 once.
Yes. Record GPS sessions with heart rate and run VO₂ max tests from your wrist.
Free to download. No account, no ads. Upgrade to Ritual Pro whenever you want everything.
