No subscription
A workout app with no subscription.
FitBoost is free, and free here means what it sounds like: there is no subscription, no trial that starts counting down, and no ads. Every workout, every running plan and every challenge in the app is available from the moment you install it.
Yes, FitBoost has no subscription and no in-app purchases. The whole app is free to use.
What "free" usually means in a fitness app
Most free workout apps are free for about three days. You install one: it asks for your goals, builds you a plan, and then puts that plan behind a yearly subscription before you have done a single session.
The others are free because you are the product: ads between exercises, or your data sold on.
What it means here
There is nothing to unlock. The app has no purchase screen, because it has no purchases.
- No subscription, monthly or yearly
- No in-app purchases of any kind
- No trial countdown
- No ads between your exercises
- No paywall to look around before you commit
How long will that last?
A fair question to ask anyone who says "free". FitBoost is made by one person, and today it costs nothing to run beyond the App Store fee, so there is nothing to recover from you.
If that ever changes, the honest thing is to say so on this page rather than quietly wrap the app in a paywall. What is written here is what the app does today.
Questions
Is FitBoost really free?+
Yes. There is no subscription and no in-app purchases. The App Store listing shows the app as free, and there is no purchase screen inside it.
Is there a trial that expires?+
No. Nothing counts down and nothing locks after a number of days.
Are there ads?+
No. There are no ads anywhere in the app.
Get FitBoost
Free on the App Store. No account, no ads, and today’s session ready when you open it.