
Workouts that adapt to real time
Plan the session, group exercises, follow rest flow, and use progression without turning the workout into spreadsheet maintenance.
Most fitness routines are not one problem. Training, food, recovery, fasting, time, and motivation all move together. Corely puts the parts you actually manage into one calmer system.
Store details checked September 9, 2026. Ratings, download counts, prices, currencies, and paid subscription terms can change.
There is no single “best” fitness app for everyone. The useful question is which app best matches the habits you actually want to manage. These comparisons use public product information checked September 9, 2026.
| Need | Corely | Zero | Fastic | MyFitnessPal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best fit | One connected routine Workouts, nutrition, fasting, coaching, and progress together. | Fasting + protein habits Strong fasting focus with protein, hydration, meal, and habit tracking. | Fasting-led weight-loss routine Fasting timer plus nutrition, food scanning, challenges, and guidance. | Deep nutrition logging Large food database, calorie/macro tracking, and advanced logging tools. |
| Fasting | Flexible schedules, timer/history, and fasting alongside training. | Core fasting timers and streaks; Plus adds custom fasts and more insights. | Fasting timer, body-status stages, daily plan, and Plus features. | Intermittent fasting tracker is included with Premium. |
| Food logging | Search, barcode, quick add, calorie and macro targets. | Meal/photo logging and protein scoring; advanced tools are in Zero Plus. | Food/calorie tracking and a food scanner. | Extensive food logging; Premium adds barcode, meal scan, voice logging, and custom macros. |
| Workout planning | Built in: plans, exercise preferences, warm-ups, supersets/circuits, progression. | Tracks broader activity/habits, but workout programming is not its main product focus. | Compatible with fitness activity, but not positioned as a strength-programming app. | Tracks exercise and connects devices; nutrition remains the primary focus. |
| Pricing snapshot | Free download; new accounts get 7 days of Pro features free with no subscription required; U.S. App Store lists Pro at $4.99/month or $49.99/year. | Free download with optional Zero Plus; current offers can vary. | Free download with Fastic PLUS subscriptions; plan prices vary by offer/region. | Free tier; U.S. Premium is $19.99/month or $79.99/year; Premium+ costs more. |
| Need | Corely | Fitbod | Hevy | What that means |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Consistency across habits Training plus food, fasting, and progress in one place. | Personalized strength workouts Strong focus on generated/adaptive workout recommendations. | Lifting log + community Routines, workout logging, progress analytics, and social features. | Choose based on whether you want an all-in-one routine, a dedicated workout generator, or a focused lifting log. |
| Workout planning | Personalized plans, anchors/preferences, duration matching, warm-ups, supersets/circuits, progression. | Personalized workout recommendations based on goals and training context. | Custom routines plus Hevy Trainer on Pro for adaptive programming. | All three can reduce “what do I do today?” friction, but they emphasize different workflows. |
| Nutrition + fasting | Both built in. | Not the core product focus. | Not the core product focus. | If you already love separate nutrition/fasting tools, a dedicated workout app may be simpler. |
| Pricing snapshot | New accounts get 7 days of Pro features free with no subscription required; Pro is $4.99/month or $49.99/year on the U.S. App Store. | Official support lists $15.99/month or $95.99/year, with regional/platform variation possible. | Core workout tracking is free; current Hevy pages list Pro/Trainer options, with pricing subject to change. | Check the purchase screen before subscribing; app pricing changes more often than product positioning. |
You want workout planning, nutrition, fasting, and progress to live in one system and you value returning after disrupted weeks over protecting a streak.
Your main need is narrow and deep — for example, Fitbod for generated strength workouts, Hevy for lifting logs/community, or MyFitnessPal for nutrition depth.
Fasting is the center of your routine and you prefer a product built primarily around fasting, such as Zero or Fastic.
Comparison methodology: Product details were checked September 9, 2026 against official/current sources: Corely App Store, Zero App Store, Fastic App Store, MyFitnessPal, Fitbod, and Hevy. Features and prices can change, so verify the current in-app purchase screen before deciding.
The strongest proof for a young app is the product itself. These are real Corely screens, not concept mockups.

Plan the session, group exercises, follow rest flow, and use progression without turning the workout into spreadsheet maintenance.

Track calories and macros with search, barcode scanning, or quick add, then compare intake with the plan instead of treating food as a separate project.

Look at training, nutrition, fasting, and longer-term patterns so one missed day does not become the story of the whole week.
Create a Corely account and Pro features are included free for 7 days. You do not need to start a Pro subscription, and there is nothing to cancel. When the 7 days end, Corely still works with its free features — including workout-plan generation. Subscribe only if you want to keep Pro features.
Corely Pro monthly subscription on the U.S. App Store.
Corely Pro yearly subscription on the U.S. App Store — about $4.17/month when averaged across a year.
Included when you create a Corely account. No Pro subscription is required, and there is nothing to cancel.
After the included Pro access ends, you keep the free Corely experience — including workout-plan generation. Your account and your plan still work. Upgrade only if you want the additional Pro features.
Corely makes the most sense when you want enough structure to move forward without making fitness another source of pressure.
If your goal is to make the next useful decision easier — train, eat, fast, recover, return — that is the problem Corely is built to solve.