Side by side
Kinoku,
next to the others.
Each page opens by saying what the other app does well. Every fact about that app is quoted from a page it publishes itself, and the date we checked is printed on the page. Where Kinoku is the weaker pick, the page says so. The roundups follow the same rule, with no score and no winner.
Grouped by need
Several apps, one question
Best free workout tracker apps for Android (2026)
Six free Android workout trackers, grouped by what their own pages say each free plan holds: no stated cap, a stated cap, paid ad removal, or paid analytics.
Best offline workout tracker apps for Android (2026)
FitNotes and Kinoku log workouts with no account and keep the record on the phone. Hevy, JEFIT, and Strong ask for an account first, then log offline and sync.
One app at a time
Kinoku next to one app
Kinoku vs FitNotes
FitNotes is a free, local, no-account logger for lifters who want sets and reps. Kinoku keeps that and adds runs, a muscle map, programs, and Wear OS.
Kinoku vs Hevy
Hevy is a free social lifting log; Pro lifts its routine and custom-exercise caps. Kinoku has no account, no caps on the basics, and adds runs and programs.
Kinoku vs JEFIT
JEFIT is a big cross-platform lifting app with an Elite plan. Kinoku is an Android app with no account, no ads, and free charts. Who fits which.
Kinoku vs Strava for GPS Runs
Strava is the social network for runners, and recording is free. Kinoku is a private run tracker with no account and no feed. Which one fits you.
Kinoku vs Strong
Strong: a polished lifting logger with cloud sync on iPhone, Apple Watch and Android. Kinoku: Android only, no account, routines and charts free.
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