Is FitHero Free to Use and Where Can I Download It?

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FitHero is free to use, according to the app's own site, which states you can "Get it for free today" and shows no pricing links or payment platforms. It is available for both Android and iOS, so you download it from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store. One caveat: the site's free claim and its "no ads, no paywalls" praise come from user reviews, not a formal pricing page, so treat the free status as the app's stated position rather than a verified price list.

What "free" means here

The homepage repeats the free claim twice and lists no subscription tiers, in-app purchase links, or payment processors. User reviews quoted on the site go further:

  • An iOS user calls it "no ads, free and constant updates with new features."
  • An Android user writes "NO ADS! NO PAYWALLS! NO BS!"

Those are testimonials, not terms of service. If a paid tier exists, the site doesn't mention it, so the safest reading is that the core tracker is free as advertised, with no documented paid upgrade.

Where to download it

Platform Where to get it
Android Google Play Store
iOS Apple App Store

The site's own call to action is "Get it today for Android and iOS!" It doesn't link to specific store pages in the material available, so search "FitHero" in your device's store.

What you get for free

The free app covers the core tracking workflow:

  • Logging: track weight, reps, time, and distance; record supersets, tri-sets, and giant sets; log RPE to monitor effort; estimate your 1RM.
  • Exercise library: 400+ exercises, each with built-in videos and instructions.
  • Progress: charts for visualising progress and tracking personal records.
  • Privacy: your data is only shown to you.
  • Extras: metric or imperial units, dark theme, data backup and restore, and transfer between iOS and Android.
  • Languages: English and Spanish.

Practical notes before you install

  • Backups matter. The app supports backup and restore, and you can move data between iOS and Android. Use it if you switch phones.
  • No account requirement is stated. The site says data is only shown to you, but it doesn't describe how sync or login works, so don't assume cloud sync across devices beyond the documented backup/restore.
  • Language coverage is limited to English and Spanish, though the site invites help adding more.

If your main question is cost, the answer is straightforward: the app presents itself as free with no ads or paywalls, and you get it from the Play Store or App Store.