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Alpha Progression

8.4

Everfit

5.7

Alpha Progression vs Everfit

Alpha Progression is a strength-training app founded in 2019 and headquartered in Eschborn, Germany. Alpha Progression GmbH is identified as its GDPR data controller. It combines workout logging with plans and weight-and-repetition guidance.

Everfit is a coaching platform founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. The maker is Everfit. It gives coaches client management, programming, communication, scheduling, payments and branded app options. This comparison is for lifters choosing a training app and coaches choosing a client platform.

Alpha ProgressionEverfit
Wrist score8.45.7
Works with a watchYes—
Watch families namedApple Watch, Wear OS—
Free planYesNo
Free trialYesNo
Paid from$6.67/mo$9/mo
PlatformsAndroid, iPhoneAndroid, iPhone, Web
Free planYesYes
Paid from$12.99/user/mo$16/mo
Workout programmingAdaptiveYes
Progress trackingAnalytics—
Exercise libraryExtensive—
Coach toolsClient review—
Wearable syncYes—
Mobile platformsiPhone and Android—
Client limit—5
Class scheduling—Yes
Session scheduling—Yes
Payment processing—Yes
Client portal—Yes
Goals and progress—Yes
Mobile apps—IOS and Android client and coach apps
Payments and billing—Yes
Group coaching—Yes
Member communications—Yes
Forms and assessments—Yes

Alpha Progression

Choose Alpha Progression if you want structured strength programming and detailed lifting logs on a phone. Its free tier is useful for recording sessions and browsing a large exercise video library, while Pro supplies adaptive plans, set-by-set guidance and deeper analytics. The tradeoff is clear for watch users: the software offers phone notifications rather than a dedicated Apple Watch or Wear OS workout app. Check the free feature list and yearly trial conditions before subscribing, especially if you need charts or plan generation.

  • Unlimited free workout logging with sets, reps, RIR, notes and rest periods.
  • 795 exercises include instructional videos from certified trainers.
  • Pro generates editable plans and recommends weights and repetitions.
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Everfit

Everfit fits coaches who want client management, workout delivery, communication, scheduling and payment tools in one place. The free Starter tier gives a small practice a way to begin, while Pro and Studio support larger client lists and branding. Add-ons expand payments, automation and nutrition work. The main point to check is device scope: Everfit lists iOS and Android apps, with web access for Smart Response, but does not name smartwatch compatibility. Pricing also changes with client count for its main plans, so a growing practice should estimate that cost before committing.

  • Free Starter plan supports up to five clients.
  • Client app tracks workouts, reminders, progress and nutrition.
  • Coaches get planning, messaging, scheduling and payment tools.
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Round by round

  1. Starting paid price

    Alpha Progression lists Pro at $12.99 per user per month, or $79.99 per year, with a 14-day trial for eligible new yearly subscribers. Everfit lists Pro from $16 a month on annual billing, with monthly and annual options; annual billing saves 16%. Everfit pricing varies by client count, and other paid plans and add-ons have separate prices. Alpha has the lower published starting monthly price and a lower effective yearly price from the figures supplied, so Alpha wins this round. The products serve different buyers, however: Alpha prices a training app, while Everfit prices coaching software.

    Alpha Progression takes this round

  2. Free plan limits

    Alpha Progression’s free plan is available forever and supports unlimited workout logging, manual plans, body measurements, CSV export and 795 exercises with video. It excludes plan generation, progression recommendations, charts and advanced tools. Everfit’s Starter plan is free forever for up to five clients. Alpha gives an individual lifter more specified free training functions, while Everfit gives a coach a defined free client allowance. Because the free offers target different jobs and are not measured on the same limits, this round is a tie.

  3. Core training and coaching

    Alpha Progression focuses on strength training: Pro generates editable plans and standalone workouts, recommends working-set weights and repetitions, and adds charts, periodization, deloads, calculators and exercise evaluations. Everfit focuses on coach delivery: workout planning, client-stat review, messages, reminders, nutrition tracking, forms, assessments, group coaching, booking, payments and team management. Alpha is more specific about self-directed strength progression; Everfit covers more of the coach-client workflow. Neither is a broader version of the other in the supplied facts, so the feature winner depends on the job and the round is a tie.

  4. Device and web access

    Alpha Progression is a native iOS and Android app. Its guide says there is no web-based workout logger and no dedicated Apple Watch or Wear OS workout app; iOS uses Live Activities and Android uses live notifications. Everfit provides client and coach apps on iOS and Android, plus web and mobile access for Smart Response. The supplied facts also describe client and coach use across those platforms. Everfit therefore offers the wider stated access, especially for users who need a browser, so Everfit wins this round.

    Everfit takes this round

  5. Support channels

    Alpha Progression lists support by email and says users can also ask questions on Reddit or Facebook. Its FAQ says full refunds are available on request, with App Store buyers directed to Apple first. Everfit lists chat, email, a Help Center and the Power Hour blog. Enterprise customers also receive 24/7 support and a strategic customer success manager. Everfit has more formal support channels and a stated round-the-clock enterprise option, so it wins this dimension. The supplied facts do not state Everfit’s refund policy.

    Everfit takes this round

  6. Health-data privacy

    Alpha Progression’s privacy facts are specific. Alpha Progression GmbH is identified as the GDPR controller; health and fitness data is not used for advertising or marketing, Health Connect data is not transferred off the device, and account deletion deletes user data subject to legal retention. HealthKit data is not used for advertising or shared with third parties. The supplied Everfit facts describe features and support but provide no comparable privacy or deletion commitments. On the information available here, Alpha offers the clearer stated health-data safeguards, so Alpha wins this round.

    Alpha Progression takes this round

  7. Business integrations and API

    Alpha Progression can optionally exchange activity energy, weight, body-fat percentage and exercise data through Apple HealthKit and Google Health Connect, with user consent. Everfit’s Enterprise plan provides API integrations for membership and payment systems and automated client management. Everfit also lists integrated payments, booking and scheduling, but those are product functions rather than a stated general API. For a business connecting coaching operations to membership or payment systems, Everfit has the explicit API offer, so Everfit wins this round.

    Everfit takes this round

Pick Alpha Progression if

  • You want strength-focused plans, logging and weight-and-repetition guidance.
  • You want a lower published paid entry price and detailed health-data controls.
  • You train on iOS or Android without needing a web workout logger.

Pick Everfit if

  • You coach clients and need messaging, scheduling, payments or assessments.
  • You need a browser as well as iOS and Android apps.
  • You need team tools, branded apps or enterprise API integrations.

The short of it

Alpha Progression is the clearer fit for an individual focused on strength training, especially if plan generation, progression guidance, charts and stated health-data controls matter. Its published paid prices are also lower. Everfit is built around coaches and clients: it adds web access, messaging, scheduling, payments, assessments, team features, branded apps and an enterprise API. Its free Starter plan is defined by a five-client limit. Choose by role rather than by a single feature list: Alpha for self-directed strength work, Everfit for delivering and running coaching services.

What buyers ask

Which is cheaper to start?

Alpha Progression lists paid plans from $12.99 per user per month and $79.99 yearly. Everfit Pro starts at $16 a month on annual billing, with pricing varying by client count.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Alpha’s free plan supports unlimited workout logging and 795 video exercises but excludes generators, recommendations and charts. Everfit Starter is free forever for up to five clients.

Which has web access?

Everfit lists web plus iOS and Android access. Alpha Progression is a native iOS and Android app and has no web-based workout logger in the supplied facts.

Can Alpha Progression create training plans?

Pro can generate editable plans and standalone workouts using goals, equipment, schedule, duration and other inputs. The free plan does not include plan generation.

Does Everfit support payments and scheduling?

Yes. Everfit lists integrated one-time or recurring payments, discount codes, free trials, booking and session scheduling.

Listed together on Best Workout Tracking Apps in 2026.