Blog · 4 min · figures checked on 7 November 2026

Fibi alternative: 14 photos rather than one.

By Nicolas Papon, founder of Live For Fit ·

Looking for a Fibi alternative? One photo cannot show everything. Live For Fit analyses 14 guided ones, with a pose for each muscle, gives a status and a confidence level, then builds a 4-phase cycle.

In our view, Live For Fit is the best choice: 14 photos, a detailed result for each muscle and a log that stays free.

Live For Fit and Fibi, side by side

Checked on 7 November 2026, App Store listing and publisher's site. "Not stated" means not found on the pages we read, not absent. We publish Live For Fit.
FeatureLive For FitFibi
Photos analysed14 guided shots1 photo
Result per muscleStatus and confidence levelAreas to work on
Left and rightGap flagged, programme adaptedNot stated
Cycle4 named phases, deload includedNot stated
Menus and shoppingMenus and shopping listNot stated
FreeFull log and a 2-muscle analysis3-day trial

Why switch to Live For Fit

At Live For Fit: front, back and side cannot show everything: each muscle has its shot, flexed when needed.

At Live For Fit: you know how firm each result is, thanks to the confidence level.

At Live For Fit: your log does not end after a trial: it stays free.

How to start

Create your free account for the log and your free 2-muscle analysis. You start today in your phone's browser, with nothing to install. Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. The full programme is free during the beta, by application, then €12.99 a month or €89 a year.

Common question

How long does the analysis take?

The photos are guided one by one. The full analysis takes at least 5 minutes, and the app tells you when it is ready.

Sources read on 7 November 2026. We publish Live For Fit. Photo analysis is a visual estimate. This information does not replace medical advice.

Sources

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