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8 Best Free Free Workout Apps of 2026

By the Rankozo research desk · Updated November 12, 2026

8 of the 10 tools in our best free workout apps ranking offer a permanent free plan. Nike Training Club scores highest among them at 9.2 out of 10.

01
Nike Training Club
people training at home who want free video classes and full programs
Free for Nike Members; no paid tier listed on the US App Store
Full entry, No. 1 overall
Paid from
Free
Score 9.2
02
FitOn
people who want free follow-along video classes on a phone, laptop or TV
Free workouts with no subscription required; FitOn PRO is an optional annual subscription (USD price shown in app)
Full entry, No. 2 overall
Paid from
Free
Score 9.1
03
Hevy
people lifting dumbbells or weights at home who want to log sets for free
Free with no ads; Hevy Pro from $23.99 per year on the US App Store
Full entry, No. 3 overall
Paid from
$2
Score 9.0
04
Seven
busy people who want short, equipment-free workouts
See vendor pricing (USD check pending)
Full entry, No. 4 overall
Paid from
Free plan
Score 8.3
05
Strong
lifters following a set barbell or dumbbell routine
Free version with 3 custom routines; Strong PRO costs $4.99 per month or $29.99 per year in the US
Full entry, No. 5 overall
Paid from
$2.50
Score 8.2
06
Freeletics
people who like bodyweight HIIT and calisthenics at home
Free version with 34 HIIT bodyweight workouts; the Training Coach is a paid 3, 6 or 12 month subscription (USD price shown in app)
Full entry, No. 6 overall
Paid from
Free
Score 8.1
07
Peloton App
people who want studio-style classes and are open to paying later
Free Peloton App tier; App One costs $15.99 per month or $159.00 per year on the US App Store, with a 30-day trial
Full entry, No. 7 overall
Paid from
$13.25
Score 8.1
08
JEFIT
people who want a large exercise library and built-in bodybuilding programs
Free workout tracker; JEFIT Elite costs $12.99 per month or $69.99 per year in the US
Full entry, No. 8 overall
Paid from
$5.83
Score 8.0