Where Hevy is stronger

• —The social layer: a feed of friends' workouts, shared routines, and a large active community — nothing in Reysa competes with this today.
• —Every platform: Android, Wear OS, iPad, and a web app alongside iOS — if your training partners are on Android, Hevy works for everyone.
• —Maturity: tens of thousands of ratings at 4.9 and years of iteration on the core logging flow.
• —A lifetime purchase under $75 if you dislike subscriptions.

Where Reysa is stronger

• —Cardio is a first-class citizen: Reysa logs runs alongside sets in one place, while Hevy's cardio support is commonly reported as an afterthought.
• —Weekly planning with planned-vs-actual: Reysa is built around planning a training week and seeing how you executed it, not just a diary of past workouts.
• —Free tier shape: Hevy caps free users at 4 routines and 7 custom exercises; Reysa logs without caps and needs no account — every workout is recorded, and the full archive opens with premium.

What Hevy users commonly report

From third-party review roundups (linked under Sources) — their words, not ours:

• —Weak cardio logging (no GPS, awkward time/distance entry)
• —The social feed divides opinion — some want a logger, not a network
• —The app has grown heavier over the years for pure-logging users