A Hevy alternative that works inside ChatGPT and Claude

What you get with MoveMate

• Set-by-set logging with weight, reps, a rest timer that starts itself, and supersets.
• An exercise library with hundreds of movements, instructions and muscle targeting, plus custom exercises.
• Personal records, estimated 1RM per lift, weekly volume and sets per muscle group.
• Ready-made workouts for different goals, or build your own.
• Available on iPhone and Android, free to start.

The difference: your AI assistant can use your data

MoveMate connects to ChatGPT and Claude. Once connected, the chat you already use can answer questions from your actual logs — "how was my last week?", "am I progressing on bench?" — and plan a session that lands straight in the app.

Instead of a separate chatbot inside the tracker, your training history follows you into the assistant you use every day.

Switching is simple

• Install MoveMate and start logging from your next session.
• Rebuild your usual routines from the library, or ask ChatGPT or Claude to recreate them for you.
• Connect your assistant once and let it plan from there.

Questions

Can I import my Hevy history?

There's no automatic import at the moment. Most people start fresh with their current working weights; your history builds up again within a few weeks of logging.

Is MoveMate free?

Yes. Logging workouts, the exercise library, and connecting MoveMate to ChatGPT or Claude all work on a free account. An optional Pro subscription adds extra features in the app.

What can the AI see?

Only your MoveMate training data: workouts, sets, personal records, progression, planned sessions and the body profile you filled in. It never sees your password or payment details, and it asks before creating or changing a workout.

Can I disconnect it later?

Yes, any time — from MoveMate's AI settings or from the connector settings in ChatGPT or Claude. Disconnecting revokes access immediately.