Adapt Fitness
6.1#25 in ai fitness appsFrom $59.99 a yeariOS
VisitAdapt Fitness vs ARDOR
What both publish
| Fact | Adapt Fitness | ARDOR |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The maker describes the app for beginners through experienced lifters, with conservative starting targets and calibration sessions for beginners. | The App Store listing describes ARDOR as built for CrossFit, HYROX, and hybrid athletes who want adaptive programming. |
| Data handling | The privacy policy says health data is not used for advertising or sold to data brokers, and that personal information is not sold. | The privacy statement says personal information is used for customization, service improvement, agreement enforcement and security or fraud investigations, and is not sold or rented. |
| Integrations | With permission, the app reads selected Apple Health data and can save completed workouts; supported Garmin metrics may arrive through Garmin Connect sharing with Apple Health. | The FAQ says ARDOR does not yet support wearables or Apple HealthKit workout tracking. |
| Product | Adapt Fitness is an iPhone workout planner that adjusts training plans based on goals, workout history, performance, and recovery context. | ARDOR provides coach-designed fitness workouts personalized to an athlete’s equipment, schedule, ability, and recovery. |
Adapt Fitness plans
- Adapt Fitness Pro Monthly$9.99 a month
- Adapt Fitness Pro Annual$59.99 a year
ARDOR plans
- FreeFree
- Monthly$19.99 a month
- Monthly Plan$19.99 a month
- Annual$119.99 a year
- Annual Plan$119.99 a year
Pick Adapt Fitness if…
It is aimed at beginners through experienced lifters who want plans that adapt to their equipment and training history. It is only available for iPhone running iOS 17.0 or later.
Pick ARDOR if…
ARDOR suits CrossFit, HYROX, and hybrid athletes who want workouts adjusted to their equipment, schedule, ability, and recovery. Its creator tools may also suit coaches who want to view athlete progress and programming patterns.