Swole.fit vs Boostcamp
Boostcamp is a workout tracker built around a big library of ready-made programs. Swole.fit plans your training cycles and puts food, cardio and body metrics on the same timeline. Here's the honest side by side.
The short answer
Pick Swole.fit if you
- want mesocycles that set volume per muscle from your pump and soreness ratings, free
- want lifting, cardio, food and weigh-ins on one timeline
- want the app in Swedish, Norwegian, Danish or Finnish
Pick Boostcamp if you
- want a native phone app today
- want to run a named program like nSuns, GZCLP or 5/3/1 as written
- only need a lift log and track food and cardio somewhere else
Feature by feature
- Price
Swole.fitFree, no ads. Beast Mode extras are planned at $12.99 a month, but billing isn't live yet.
BoostcampFree app. Boostcamp Pro is $14.99 a month or $59.99 a year on Boostcamp's website, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan.
- Free plan
Swole.fitUnlimited workouts, plans and custom exercises, your whole timeline and an export of all of it. Stats cover the last 7 days.
BoostcampMost of its 130+ coach-designed programs, the full workout tracker, RPE logging, rest timers and a custom program builder with no cap. Up to 3 custom exercises, Pro lifts the limit.
- Programming
Swole.fitMesocycles that set volume per muscle from your pump, soreness and recovery ratings, linear progression, or your own plan.
BoostcampReady-made programs like nSuns, GZCLP and 5/3/1, 130+ coach programs with periodization and deloads, and a builder for your own multi-week mesocycles. Pro adds auto progression and programs built from a short questionnaire.
- Food logging
Swole.fitFood search, barcode scanning, calorie and macro targets, and weekly meal plans with a shopping list.
BoostcampNot among the features Boostcamp lists.
- Cardio
Swole.fitIts own cardio log with pace and a calorie estimate, planned into your cycle and shown on the same timeline.
BoostcampNot described on the pages we checked.
- AI coach
Swole.fitAn AI coach that reads your logs and only talks about what you logged. Free comes with a monthly allowance.
BoostcampPro builds a starter program from a short questionnaire, which the App Store listing calls "AI Coach". No chat coach described.
- Social
Swole.fitTrain in Public (share your timeline, follows, comments) and private crews of up to 100 lifters.
BoostcampA feed of friends' workouts and published programs, with follows, reactions and comments, on the free plan too.
- Platforms
Swole.fitA web app for any browser that installs to your phone's home screen. No native iOS or Android app yet.
BoostcampiPhone, iPad and Android. Boostcamp says it has no Apple Watch or Wear OS app.
- Import and export
Swole.fitImports Hevy and Strong CSVs and your Apple Health export. Exports your logs as a spreadsheet.
BoostcampSaves workouts to Apple Health or Health Connect and syncs bodyweight both ways. No CSV export or import described on the pages we checked.
- Languages
Swole.fitEnglish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish.
BoostcampEnglish only.
Where Boostcamp is ahead
No app wins everything. Here's what Boostcamp does better today.
- Native apps on iPhone, iPad and Android. We're web only for now.
- A big free program library: well-known programs like nSuns, GZCLP and 5/3/1, plus 130+ from coaches.
- A big community. Boostcamp says over 1.2 million lifters use it.
Coming from Boostcamp
There's no Boostcamp importer, so start a fresh plan: pick a mesocycle or linear progression, log your first session and your numbers build from week one.
Questions lifters ask
- Should I pick Swole.fit or Boostcamp?
- Pick Boostcamp if you want a native phone app today, want to run a named program like nSuns, GZCLP or 5/3/1 as written, or only need a lift log and track food and cardio somewhere else. Pick Swole.fit if you want mesocycles that set volume per muscle from your pump and soreness ratings, free, want lifting, cardio, food and weigh-ins on one timeline, or want the app in Swedish, Norwegian, Danish or Finnish.
- Is Boostcamp free?
- Free app. Boostcamp Pro is $14.99 a month or $59.99 a year on Boostcamp's website, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan.
- Is Swole.fit free?
- Free, no ads. Beast Mode extras are planned at $12.99 a month, but billing isn't live yet. Unlimited workouts, plans and custom exercises, your whole timeline and an export of all of it. Stats cover the last 7 days.
- Can I move my Boostcamp history to Swole.fit?
- There's no Boostcamp importer, so start a fresh plan: pick a mesocycle or linear progression, log your first session and your numbers build from week one.
More comparisons
- Swole.fit vs HevyA fast, social lift log vs a planner with food and cardio.
- Swole.fit vs StrongA clean, simple log vs a planner that also tracks food and cardio.
- Swole.fit vs RP HypertrophyBoth run feedback-driven mesocycles. One is free and covers food and cardio.
- Swole.fit vs FitbodAn AI workout generator vs a planner with food and cardio.
- Swole.fit vs JEFITA big library and community vs a planner with food and cardio.
- Swole.fit vs Alpha ProgressionSet-by-set targets vs a planner with food and cardio.
Sources
Checked on Oct 28, 2026 against Boostcamp's own website, help centre and US App Store listing. Prices are US prices and change, so check theirs before you buy.
- Boostcamp on the US App Store: programs, platforms, languages
- Boostcamp website: FAQ, watch apps, user numbers
- Boostcamp Pro: prices, free trial, Pro features
- Boostcamp features: free plan, community, Apple Health
Boostcamp is a trademark of its owner. Swole.fit isn't affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by them, and names Boostcamp only to compare.
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