Brawnly, a strength training planner and workout tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch, is listed as Free on the App Store. The mobile news site New Mobile Life reported the offer on November 11, 2026 and says the app normally costs US $0.99.
No end date is published, so the app could return to a paid price at any time. The App Store listing shows no in-app purchases.
What does Brawnly do?
According to the developer, Dennis Donner, Brawnly builds a training plan around your goals, experience, available equipment, physical limitations and a preferred schedule of 1 to 7 days a week. The weekly plan and the daily workout are prepared automatically.
The main features listed on the App Store page:
- Logging of weight, repetitions and sets, with a rest timer
- Reusable custom routines for sessions you repeat
- An exercise catalog with demonstration images plus muscle and equipment details
- Progress dashboards with workout history, training volume, streaks, charts, personal records and body measurements
- Apple Health connection through HealthKit
- A choice of metric or imperial units
The listing says workout data stays on your device and that the core experience works without a network connection.
What are the technical details?
The listing shows a size of 45.6 MB, an age rating of 9+ and the Health & Fitness category. It works on iPhone and Apple Watch and supports English plus 17 more languages. The page says it is designed for iPhone and not verified for macOS.
The app has not collected enough ratings or reviews for the App Store to show an overview, so there is no public score to lean on. It is also moving quickly: version 2.7.1 was the latest at the time of writing, and recent version notes cover on-device plan creation, sync fixes and translation corrections.
How do you get it?
- Open the Brawnly: Strength Training page on the App Store.
- Check that the button says Get and the price reads Free.
- Download it, then follow the setup questions about goals, equipment and schedule.
If the page shows a price instead of Free, the offer has ended. Use only the App Store for this and do not download the app from other sites.
Prices
- Normal price: US $0.99, according to New Mobile Life
- Current price: Free on the App Store listing at the time of writing
- In-app purchases: none listed
These are US dollar amounts for the US App Store. The sources do not say whether other countries see Free or a local price, or how long the offer lasts. Prices can change at any time.
Who it suits
Gym-goers who want a plan handed to them. The setup questions cover equipment and schedule, so the app prepares the weekly and daily sessions without a spreadsheet.
Lifters who log every set. Weight, repetitions, sets, a rest timer and personal records are the core of the listing.
Apple Watch and Apple Health users. The listing names both, along with metric and imperial units.
People who train with limited equipment. The developer says plans adapt to the equipment you have and account for physical limitations. The listing does not say how far that goes, and it is not medical advice, so check with a professional if an injury is involved.
What is still unknown
The developer has not said how long the free price lasts. The version notes mention accounts, Sign in with Apple and syncing, while the description says data stays on the device, and the listing does not make clear whether an account is required. With no ratings yet, the best test is to download it while it is free and see whether it fits your routine.
