Ruffi vs Strong
Ruffi pairs the strength-training essentials with a flexible weekly plan, home-and-gym setup, and an optional planner for nights when you need help choosing a session.
Ruffi
A complete home-and-gym workout tracker with free routines, session logging, history, and an optional premium planner.
Strong
A strength workout tracker centered on routines and workout logging.
Ruffi and Strong: feature comparison
| Feature | Ruffi | Strong |
|---|---|---|
| Routine and weekly planning | ||
| Create and follow routines | ||
| Organize a repeatable weekly plan | ||
| Workout logging | ||
| Record sets and use a rest timer | ||
| Create custom exercises for your own movements | ||
| Review exercise and workout history | ||
| Home, gym, and health | ||
| Plan for home, gym, or mixed equipment | ||
| Connect supported health platforms | ||
| Account and value | ||
| Use workout tracking without a subscription | ||
| Export workout data for use outside the app | ||
| Workout Tonight | ||
| Get a separate quiet-aware session planner | ||
Key differences between Ruffi and Strong
Ruffi and Strong both cover routine-based strength tracking, set logging, rest timing, exercise history, and custom exercise needs. Ruffi adds a structured home-and-gym week: users set their training days, receive gradual adjustments with an explanation, and approve changes before they take effect. Its everyday logger and full workout history remain part of the free core. That matters to people who want a consistent record without paying to keep using the basic tracker. Ruffi also includes optional Apple Health and Health Connect connections, account-based sync, and export and deletion controls. Premium Workout Tonight is separate from the normal tracker: it turns a time, equipment, effort, and quiet preference into an editable warm-up, main workout, and cooldown. Strong remains a focused workout log; Ruffi combines that familiar logging job with weekly structure and a constrained at-home planning option.
Get Ruffi
Build a week that fits your life, log each session, and keep your training history in one place.