Hevy
Hevy is a gym workout tracker and planner app for iOS, Android and the web, operated by Hevy Studios, S.L. and used by a community the company describes as 15+ million lifters. Members log strength-training sessions, build and reuse routines, organize them into folders, browse a large exercise library, and track body measurements and progress over time. Hevy also runs Hevy Coach, a separate product for personal trainers who program and monitor client training. For developers, Hevy Pro subscribers can mint an API key in the web app and call a public REST API at api.hevyapp.com covering workouts, a workout change-feed, routines, routine folders, exercise templates, exercise history, body measurements and account info. The company also publishes a first-party ChatGPT Custom GPT ("Hevy - Gym workout planner") whose OAuth-authenticated action spec it keeps in its own GitHub organization.
Hevy publishes 2 APIs on the APIs.io network: Public API and GPT Action API. Tagged areas include Company, Fitness, Health, Workout Tracking, and Strength Training.
Hevy’s developer surface includes documentation, API reference, support, engineering blog, pricing, signup flow, changelog, and 21 more developer resources.
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APIs 2
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Hevy Public API
Public REST API for Hevy Pro accounts. 22 operations across workouts (list, create, update, count and a since-based change feed of updates and deletes), routines, routine folder...
Hevy GPT Action API
OAuth-authenticated action surface behind Hevy's first-party ChatGPT Custom GPT, "Hevy - Gym workout planner". Six operations (list workouts, list/create routines, list/create r...
Pricing Plans 1
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Hevy Plans Pricing
PLANSRate Limits 1
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Hevy Rate Limits
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Build 2
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Commercial 4
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Company 2
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