Looking at a Jefit alternative? Read this first.
Jefit is one of the longest-running gym trackers, and its exercise database and community routine library are genuinely huge. If that breadth is what you need, Jefit is hard to beat. This page is for lifters who log fine but lose the will to keep showing up, and want ad-free training that pays its own way. That is the job IronPack was built around.
The honest comparison
Facts checked July 2026. Prices are USD, vary by region, and change; check each app's own pricing page for current figures.
| Jefit | IronPack | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS, Android, web | iPhone (currently New Zealand App Store, wider rollout to follow) |
| Free tier | Unlimited logging, 1,400+ exercise library and community routines, with ads | Unlimited logging; 3 user-created routines; full game + social loop free forever; no ads, ever |
| Paid tier | Elite about $12.99/mo or $69.99/yr (removes ads, adds AI progression and advanced analytics) | Pro $3.99/mo or $29.99/yr (14-day trial); Founder's Lifetime $49.99 during soft launch |
| Advertising and trackers | Ads on the free tier | No ads, no third-party trackers, in any tier |
| The extra layer | Deep database and community routines | A collectible card game paid for only by training: packs, binders, foils, the Forge |
| Moving in | - | Imports Hevy and Strong CSV, plus a generic CSV (date, exercise, weight_kg, reps) |
Who Jefit suits better
Android or web users, since IronPack is iPhone-only today. Lifters who want the deepest exercise catalogue and the biggest bank of community-shared routines to browse and copy. Anyone happy to trade a few ads for a free tier, or to pay Elite for ad-free use and Jefit's own analytics.
Who IronPack suits better
Lifters who log faithfully for two weeks and then feel the motivation sag. IronPack pays every session in XP and pack points, turns records into card pulls, and makes the week itself a race: a league of about 20 lifters where consistency promotes you and coasting demotes you. The competitive layer runs on DOTS scoring, so friends of different sizes compete fairly. There are no ads and no trackers, and the whole game layer is free forever, with nothing in it for sale.
Bringing your history
Your training story matters more than the app it lives in. IronPack imports Hevy and Strong CSV exports automatically, and reads a simple generic CSV with the columns date, exercise, weight_kg and reps. If you can export or map your Jefit log to those columns, sessions, sets, records and charts are all rebuilt. Imports deliberately earn no XP, points or packs, so the collection stays honest. The full walkthrough is at import your workout history.
Keep the log serious. Add a reason to show up.
Bring your history in a few minutes and let your next session earn your first pack.
Get IronPack free on the App StoreAlso weighing up the popular options? See IronPack vs Hevy, vs Fitbod and vs Strong.
Facts checked July 2026 against public pricing and plan information; IronPack details verified against IronPack 1.3. Jefit is a trademark of its owner; IronPack is not affiliated with or endorsed by Jefit. This page is refreshed whenever either product's public facts change.