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FitSaver

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iPhone app that imports workout videos from Instagram, TikTok and Facebook links and converts them into step-by-step routines with sets, reps and rest timers.

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About FitSaver

FitSaver is a workout organizer for people who save fitness videos across Instagram, TikTok and Facebook and then struggle to use them. You save a workout from a link and the app converts it into a clear gym or home routine where you can add exercises, sets, reps and rest timers, so you can follow it without switching apps and without forgetting exercise order.

You can create workout collections, plan workouts ahead, follow daily routines and track completed workouts and milestones over time. The listing says it is an exercise planner rather than a coaching app, aimed at people who follow creators and want to turn inspiration into a repeatable habit.

Free features include importing up to 5 workouts, collections, browsing and basic progress tracking. Premium adds unlimited imports, advanced scheduling, detailed streak tracking, priority support and future features, priced at $3.99 a month, $29.99 a year or $99.99 one time.

Key features

  • Save workouts from Instagram, TikTok and Facebook links
  • Convert videos into step-by-step routines
  • Sets, reps and rest timers
  • Workout collections for organizing
  • Completed workout and milestone tracking
  • Advanced scheduling on Premium

Good fit for

  • Following a creator's workout at the gym
  • Organizing saved workout videos into collections
Tags
workout-organizer
instagram
tiktok
ios
fitness
routines
video-import

FitSaver: questions and answers

What is FitSaver used for?
FitSaver is an iPhone app that imports workout videos from Instagram, TikTok and Facebook links and converts them into step-by-step routines with sets, reps and rest timers. It is a good fit for following a creator's workout at the gym and organizing saved workout videos into collections.
Is FitSaver free?
Yes. FitSaver has a free plan, and paid plans start at $29.99 per year. A free trial is also available.
Is FitSaver open source?
No. FitSaver is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include NetNewsWire, Wger and SparkyFitness.
What are some alternatives to FitSaver?
Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include FitLocker, Krato and Limbr.

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