Squatch Lift
Squatch Lift vs. Hevy vs. Strong
A straight look at what we can verify about Squatch Lift, for anyone comparing workout trackers.
What Squatch Lift actually does
On-device only, no account
Squatch Lift has no servers of its own. Your workouts, measurements, and photos live in a database on your phone — there's no account to create and no login screen.
Free tier, then a flat subscription
Your first three completed workouts are free with no account and no card. After that, Squatch Lift Pro is $4.99 per month or $29.99 per year, unlocking unlimited use.
130+ exercise library
A full exercise catalogue out of the box, plus your own custom movements and templates covering standard training splits.
Personal record tracking
Personal records surface the moment you beat them, mid-workout.
History and strength trends
Charts showing whether recent training has actually moved a given lift, plus body measurements tracked alongside it.
Share cards
A clean workout summary card you can render and post wherever you like — you choose what leaves the phone, since nothing leaves it automatically.
On the comparison
We know Hevy and Strong by reputation as established workout-logging apps with large communities and social features. Rather than describe their current pricing or feature set from memory — which risks being stale or simply wrong — we're laying out what we can verify about Squatch Lift, and encouraging you to check each competitor's own app listing for their current plans. The one comparison we're confident stating: Squatch Lift is built with no account and no server round-trip for your training data, which is not the default architecture for most workout trackers.