Choose IronFlow when
Lifters who want desktop plan editing, Google Sheets plan import, and strength or cardio logging.
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IronFlow vs Boostcamp
Boostcamp offers a program library, offline app sessions, and a custom desktop editor. IronFlow pairs desktop plan editing with Google Sheets plan import and mobile logging.
Quick answer
Choose Boostcamp to browse coach-built plans or build one in its browser editor; loaded programs work offline in the app. Choose IronFlow for Google Sheets plan import and desktop editing with mobile logging.
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[IronFlow]
Inside the training workflow
Choose a tab, import its visible values, then review the resulting plan. 
Edit the structure of a training plan on desktop. 
Log strength and cardio sessions on mobile. 
Review training trends to help guide your next decision.
[Comparison]
Criteria
| Criteria | IronFlow | Boostcamp |
|---|---|---|
| Program planning | Edit structured training plans and organize work by week, day, exercise, and set. | Browse coach-built programs or create a week-by-week custom program in the web editor. |
| Progression | Progression follows the selected plan; automatic rules are not guaranteed for every program. | Progression depends on the selected program; rules and automation can differ between programs. |
| Desktop and web planning | Edit plans in a desktop browser and log strength or cardio in the mobile app. | Boostcamp's browser-based custom editor syncs programs to its mobile app. |
| Google Sheets plan import | Import visible values from the selected Google Sheets tab into a plan to review; formulas and scripts do not transfer as live progression rules. | The custom program editor is separate from importing a Google Sheets plan. |
| Program imports | The Sheets plan import does not make spreadsheet formulas or scripts into live rules. | Build programs in Boostcamp's web creator and save them to the app; check its current sharing options for program transfer. |
| Plan export | Export plans to Google Sheets or JSON. | Boostcamp's editor saves and shares custom programs through its app and links; check current options for file export. |
| Completed workout-history import | Plan import is separate from importing completed workout history. | Check Boostcamp's current support information for completed-history import options. |
| Completed workout-history export | Google Sheets and JSON plan exports are not exports of completed workout history. | Workout history is available in the app; confirm current export options before switching. |
| Workout logging | Log strength and cardio on mobile while keeping the structure of your plan. | Log strength workouts in the app and review session history. |
| Offline support | Sessions are stored locally and can be logged offline; internet is required for account sync. | Boostcamp says the app works offline once a program is loaded; sessions sync when internet returns. |
| Platforms | Use the iOS or Android app for logging and a desktop browser for plan editing. | Boostcamp has iOS and Android apps plus a browser-based custom-program editor. |
| Wearables | This comparison does not claim wearable support; check the current app listings for your device. | Check Boostcamp's current device listings for wearable support relevant to your setup. |
| Training analytics | Review estimated strength (E1RM), fatigue, and workload trends. | Boostcamp offers workout history, strength progress charts, and optional advanced analytics. |
| Social features | The workflow centers on personal plans and workout logging; consult current product details if social tools matter. | Browse coach programs and share or publish custom programs with the Boostcamp community. |
| Price | Basic logging and templates are free; Pro adds advanced analytics and more plan capacity. Check current regional pricing. | Boostcamp lists Pro at US$14.99/month or US$59.99/year (US$4.99/month billed annually), checked October 27, 2026; the annual plan includes a 7-day trial. Regional offers may vary. |
Choose Boostcamp when
Lifters who want to discover coach-built programs or create one with Boostcamp's web editor.
[Switching and data transfer]
Check program links and workout history separately
Boostcamp's custom editor saves programs to its app. IronFlow imports visible values from a selected Google Sheets tab; neither is a completed-history transfer.
- Save or share the custom Boostcamp program you want to keep, and retain your workout records separately.
- Import the selected sheet tab into IronFlow and review its converted values before training from it.
- Keep your original program and history available until you've checked each transfer path.
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