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IronBuddy: Workout Tracker

JEFIT alternative

Looking for a JEFIT alternative? Browse 800+ exercises offline with IronBuddy

IronBuddy's exercise library has more than 800 exercises, each with a demonstration, and you can search and filter it on your Android phone with no internet connection. There is no account, no ads and no subscription.

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Get IronBuddy on Google Play

7-day free trial, then €6.99 once · No subscription

How IronBuddy's exercise library works

  • 800+ exercises: search by name, then filter by muscle group (chest, back, traps, legs, shoulders and more) and by equipment (barbell, dumbbell, machine, bodyweight and more).
  • Demonstrations: each exercise has a demonstration thumbnail, so you can check you have the right movement.
  • Your history per exercise: open an exercise to see what you did last time, that session's best 1RM (one-rep max), calculated with the Epley formula, and its records, including your best estimated 1RM.
  • Works offline: the library is stored on your phone, so searching and filtering need no connection.
  • Custom exercises: the full app lets you add an exercise that is not in the library.

The 7-day free trial includes the whole workout tracker: workout logging, progress charts, body metrics, the full library of 800+ exercises, every split and your own custom splits. Buying IronBuddy for €6.99 keeps everything unlocked after the trial, and adds export and import of your data, a local copy of your data kept on your phone, share cards, a customizable Home and accent colors. In both the trial and the full version, Android's own backup protects your data if Google backup is turned on.

Finding the right exercise quickly

  • Filter before you search. Pick the muscle group, then the equipment you have. The list gets short fast.
  • Match the variation, not just the name. The same lift comes in barbell, dumbbell and machine versions, and the grip or angle can differ too. Choose the one you actually do.
  • Check the demonstration when two names sound alike.
  • Stick with one name per lift. Logging the same movement under two names splits its history, so its charts stop lining up.

Switching from JEFIT to IronBuddy

  1. Export your JEFIT history first if the app offers an export, and keep the file as an archive.
  2. List the exercises you train each week.
  3. Search for each one in IronBuddy's library, filter by equipment where names differ, and pick the closest variation.
  4. Add anything missing as a custom exercise once you have the full app.

Compare IronBuddy and JEFIT yourself

In short, IronBuddy is Android-only, works offline, has no account and no ads, and costs €6.99 once after a 7-day free trial. This page does not describe JEFIT's prices, features or policies, because they change often. To compare the two on offline use, accounts, ads, pricing and data, use the six-question checklist against JEFIT's current Google Play listing. The same page lists who IronBuddy may not suit.

Questions about switching from JEFIT

Is IronBuddy affiliated with JEFIT?

No. JEFIT is a trademark of its owner, and IronBuddy has no affiliation with it. The name is used here only to describe what people search for.

Can I import my JEFIT workout history into IronBuddy?

No. IronBuddy restores only its own backup files, so history from other apps cannot be imported. Find your usual exercises in the library, then start a fresh log with your current working weights.

Can I add an exercise that is not in IronBuddy's library?

Yes. The full app, unlocked by the one-time purchase, lets you create custom exercises and log them like any other. The library already covers more than 800 exercises across barbell, dumbbell, machine and bodyweight movements.

JEFIT is a trademark of its owner. IronBuddy is not affiliated with or endorsed by JEFIT.

Get IronBuddy on Google Play

Free to download with a 7-day free trial. After the trial, pay €6.99 once to keep it all unlocked. No account, no ads, no subscription.

Get IronBuddy on Google Play