fitfjord.com

What It Is

FitFjord is a mobile fitness tracking tool for gym users worldwide, operated by Norway-based Mandal Software. Its core focus is not as a general-purpose AI assistant, but as an all-in-one app that combines workout logging, an exercise library, training plans, progress analytics, and macronutrient tracking, with a small amount of AI assistance added in.

Core Features

The app lets users log sets, reps, and weights, and provides 1000+ exercises with target muscle group descriptions. Users can build weekly training plans and track calories, protein, carbs, and fat. On the AI side, the terms explicitly state that FitFjord uses artificial intelligence to identify gym equipment and estimate nutritional content. However, the website does not disclose the specific models used, accuracy levels, or whether processing happens in the cloud. It also notes that AI-generated results may be inaccurate and are not reviewed by certified professionals.

Pricing and Free Tier

FitFjord uses a freemium model. The free version requires no credit card and includes unlimited custom workouts, macronutrient tracking and a food database, workout logs and history, and basic training plans, but it includes ads. Pro costs $34.99/year, equivalent to $2.92/month, and includes a 7-day free trial, no ads, advanced analytics, full workout plans and templates, progress trends, a custom workout builder, and priority support. The page also mentions “Pro from $4.99/month,” so the monthly price should be confirmed in-app.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is that the free version covers a broad set of features and is enough for ordinary strength-training users to get started. Pro is relatively inexpensive, and subscriptions can be canceled at any time through the App Store or Google Play. On privacy, the company states that data is stored on EU servers, is GDPR-compliant, and is not sold. The limitations are that its AI features are fairly lightweight and cannot replace a coach or nutritionist. We also did not find information about Chinese language support, an open API, wearable integrations, or syncing with third-party health platforms.

Who It’s For and Access from China

FitFjord is suitable for gym users aged 18 and above who want a structured way to log strength training and track dietary macronutrients, especially those who prefer simple logging and a low-cost subscription. Access from mainland China is unclear, and the site does not disclose whether it is available in local App Store/Google Play regions or whether it supports domestic payment methods. If access or payment is restricted, alternatives include Keep, Boohee Health, or overseas apps such as Strong, Hevy, Jefit, and MyFitnessPal.