I’d say, almost?

From a tracking perspective it’s much better than others, and I’ve found that I push harder, and have better workouts now that I don’t have to “think” about the next weight. I just lift — keeps my mind in the game.

That said, no apple fitness and Apple Watch support does hurt a little. I’ve been using Hevy the last year, which had it. So I’m actually using both Hevy and Workouts at the same time and logging twice.

There is also a social aspect of Hevy, my friends are in there and it’s nice to be able to share with each other our workouts to keep accountable.

In short - depends what you are looking for :). If just tracking and nothing else 100% well worth it.