Comparison
Pick JEFIT if you want a long-running workout app with a 1,400+ exercise library, thousands of shared plans, a social community, a web dashboard and a Wear OS watch app. Pick Apex Stacked if you want your lifting, food, sleep, bloodwork and any TRT, peptide or supplement protocol in one app, with weekly training plans and an optional AI coach that reads all of it. Both have a free plan. Paid plans start at $12.99 a month for JEFIT Elite and $2.99 a month for Apex Pro in the US.
Last checked October 18, 2026. JEFIT details come from JEFIT's own site and store listings. See sources.
US prices as listed on October 18, 2026. Prices may vary by region.
| Feature | JEFIT | Apex Stacked |
|---|---|---|
| Workout logging | Free logging and history. Supersets, rest timer, set tags and interval timers. | Free and unlimited. Every set type, focus mode, rest timer, RIR, supersets and a plate calculator. |
| Exercise library | 1,400+ exercises with HD video instructions and animations, per its store listings. | Searchable library with demo videos, instructions and four filters. 7 custom exercises on free. |
| Routines and plans | Free custom routines. A browsable plan library with community plans. Pro-built plans on Elite. | Saved workouts: 4 on free, no limit on Pro. Saved weeks on Pro. Splits to plan from, but no library of published programs. |
| Planning and progression | Adaptive Plan, which it says is powered by AI, and AI suggestions for your next weight and reps. Periodization and deload weeks in recent versions. | Next weights on saved workouts, free. Apex Pro builds your week on your phone, with deload weeks and no AI. |
| Social | Follow friends, groups, free contests, an activity feed and group chats. | Friends-only competitions of 3 or 7 days, scored on showing up. No feed, chat or public leaderboard. |
| Body tracking | Body weight, body fat, measurements, progress photos and a muscle recovery chart. | Weight, body fat, lean mass, 13 measurement sites and progress photos, free. |
| Nutrition tracking | Not listed in JEFIT's store descriptions. | Free calories, macros and barcode scanning. Label scanning on Pro. |
| Bloodwork | Not listed in JEFIT's features. | Free manual entry and trend charts. Lab report scanning on Pro + AI. |
| Protocol tracking (TRT, peptide, supplement) | Not listed in JEFIT's features. | Dose logging, reminders and vial tracking. 1 active protocol on free. |
| Sleep | Not listed in JEFIT's features. | Free sleep log with trends and a sleep goal. |
| AI features | Adaptive AI Coach and AI progressive overload, listed as Elite features. | AI coach, workout debriefs and reports on Pro + AI. Apex Pro plans use no AI. |
| Apple Watch | Yes. Its Elite page lists watch app support as an Elite feature. | Yes, free on every plan. Needs an iPhone. |
| Android | Yes, with a Wear OS watch app. | Yes, in the US only. No watch app on Android. |
| Web | Yes, a web dashboard for planning and analysis. | No. |
| Free plan | Custom routines, 1,400+ exercises, logging and history, community access. | Unlimited logging and full history. 4 saved workouts, 7 custom exercises, 10 favorite foods, 1 active protocol. No training plans. |
| Paid price | Elite: $12.99/month or $69.99/year. | Apex Pro: $2.99/month or $24.99/year. Pro + AI: $8.99/month, 7-day trial. |
"Not listed" means we did not find it in JEFIT's feature pages or store descriptions on the date checked. JEFIT's pages give slightly different exercise counts: its store listings and Elite page say 1,400+, and one feature page says 1,500+. Check JEFIT's site for its current features and pricing.
Good to know. Apex Stacked is dark theme only, and it is built around strength training. It logs cardio, but it is not a running tracker.
You may be able to bring your history with you, and you can keep your JEFIT account as it is.
Imported workouts appear in your history and PRs. They don't earn competition points, which count only workouts logged in Apex Stacked.
Yes, if you want your food, sleep, bloodwork and any TRT, peptide or supplement protocol in the same app as your lifting. Apex Stacked has free workout logging, free calorie and macro tracking with barcode scanning, and free manual bloodwork entry. If you want a very large exercise and plan library, a social community, a web app or a Wear OS watch app, JEFIT is likely the better fit.
Nutrition tracking is not listed in JEFIT's App Store or Google Play descriptions as of October 18, 2026. JEFIT does track body weight, body fat, body measurements and progress photos. Check JEFIT's site for its current features.
JEFIT lists Elite at $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year. Apex Pro is $2.99 a month or $24.99 a year, and Apex Pro + AI is $8.99 a month with a 7-day free trial. Both apps have a free plan. The plans include different features, so compare what you need. Prices are US prices as listed on October 18, 2026 and can vary by region.
Possibly. In Apex Stacked, use Import Workout to upload a CSV export from another app or paste a workout, review what was read, then save it. The importer reads general CSV files and matches columns by name. We could not confirm the steps for exporting your history from JEFIT, so check JEFIT's help center and review the import carefully before you save. Nothing changes in your JEFIT account.
Fewer. Apex Stacked has no feed, no chat and no public leaderboard. It has friends-only competitions that run 3 or 7 days and score you on showing up, not on how much you lift. JEFIT lets you follow friends and see their workouts, join groups and contests, and its recent versions add an activity feed and group chats.
Every JEFIT detail on this page comes from these pages, checked October 18, 2026.
JEFIT is a trademark of its owner. Apex Stacked is not affiliated with JEFIT. Found something out of date? Email hello@apexstacked.com and we will fix it.