7 Gymdex Alternatives in 2026 (Including Android Options)

The best Gymdex alternatives in 2026 are Prept (for Android and for saving from more than Instagram and TikTok), RepReel (iPhone, with streaks and badges), FitSaver (the cheapest), and Pumply (simple save-and-schedule). If you don’t actually save workouts from video, skip this category and use a logger like Hevy or Strong.

Why people look for a Gymdex alternative

Gymdex is one of the most popular apps for saving workouts from social media: share an Instagram, TikTok or Facebook post and it writes out the exercises, sets and reps. It has a 4.8-star App Store rating from thousands of reviews, so this isn’t a list of reasons it is bad. It’s a list of reasons it may not fit you:

• You’re on Android. Gymdex is listed for iPhone, Mac and Apple Vision Pro only.
• Your workouts come from YouTube, Pinterest, Reddit or X. Gymdex focuses on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
• You want to track weight and reps set by set against the video you saved, not just keep a library of routines.

Gymdex alternatives compared

1. Prept — best for Android and for saving from everywhere

Prept reads a workout out of a video and writes out the exercises, sets and reps (or time), plus the muscles each move works and the equipment it needs, with an alternative if that machine is taken. You review the result before saving. It imports from the widest range of sources in this list: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, Reddit, X and Threads, as well as screenshots and PDFs.

After saving, workouts go into collections and onto a weekly planner. At the gym, Start workout steps through each exercise one set at a time; you log weight and reps, last session’s numbers are pre-filled, and the source video jumps to the exercise you’re on. Completed sessions build a calendar, a muscles-worked map and an estimated calorie count. It’s the closest thing to Gymdex plus a gym log in one app — and it runs on Android. Our Prept vs Gymdex comparison goes deeper.

Trade-offs: no Mac or watch app, no workout generator, and Instagram imports need Pro.

2. RepReel — best on iPhone if you like streaks

RepReel imports from YouTube, TikTok and Instagram Reels and pulls out exercises, sets, reps and rest times. It also logs sets, weights and personal records, organises workouts into a weekly schedule with reminders, and adds XP, streaks and badges for consistency. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac. If motivation mechanics help you show up, it is the most game-like option here.

Trade-offs: Apple devices only, and it is newer than the others (released March 2026), with a small number of reviews so far.

3. FitSaver — the budget pick

FitSaver converts Instagram, TikTok and Facebook links into step-by-step routines, sorts them into collections and lets you add rest timers. The free tier allows five imports, and its yearly plan is the cheapest in this list. If you save a handful of workouts and mostly want them readable, it does the job. See Prept vs FitSaver for a feature-by-feature look.

Trade-offs: iPhone-first, fewer import sources, lighter tracking. (An Android app under the FitSaver name appeared on Google Play in 2026; we couldn’t confirm it comes from the same developer.)

4. Pumply — simplest save-and-schedule

Pumply saves workouts from Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, takes screenshots or manual entries, sorts everything into collections and lets you put workouts on a calendar. It’s clean and focused. Our Prept vs Pumply comparison covers the differences in detail.

Trade-offs: iPhone and iPad, main features behind Pumply Pro, and little in the way of set logging.

5. Hevy or Strong — if you don’t really need a saver

Some people who try Gymdex realise their real need is logging, not saving. If you follow the same programme every week and rarely add workouts from social media, Hevy and Strong are excellent manual loggers with smartwatch apps and long histories. You type routines in once and log fast from then on. Our best workout log apps roundup compares them.

How to choose

• Android: Prept is the established option; Hevy or Strong if you only need logging.
• You save from YouTube, Pinterest, Reddit or X: Prept.
• iPhone, and you want streaks and badges: RepReel.
• Lowest cost for a few imports: FitSaver.
• Just save and schedule, nothing else: Pumply.

For the full field, including apps that aren’t direct Gymdex replacements, read our best workout organizer apps roundup.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Gymdex app for Android?

No — at the time of writing Gymdex is available for iPhone, Mac and Apple Vision Pro only. Prept is the main alternative with full iPhone and Android apps.

What is the best free alternative to Gymdex?

For saving videos, Prept’s free plan (14 imports a month from TikTok and YouTube) and FitSaver’s free tier (five imports) are the most usable. For logging only, Hevy’s free tier is popular. A notes app costs nothing but doesn’t read the videos for you.

Which Gymdex alternative imports from YouTube?

Prept, RepReel and Pumply all import from YouTube. Prept also covers Pinterest, Reddit, X, Threads, screenshots and PDFs.

Can I move my workouts out of Gymdex?

There’s no direct transfer between these apps. The quickest route is to re-share the original post links to the new app, or import screenshots of the routines.