Blog · 4 min · figures checked on 7 November 2026

JEFIT alternative: every muscle read, left and right.

By Nicolas Papon, founder of Live For Fit ·

Looking for a JEFIT alternative? Live For Fit keeps what a log needs, for free, and adds what session numbers cannot show: the state of each muscle in your photos, the gap between your left and right, then your menus.

In our view, Live For Fit is the best choice: your plan starts from what your photos show, muscle by muscle.

Live For Fit and JEFIT, 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 FitJEFIT
Body analysis from photos14 guided photos, 2 muscles freeNot stated (progress photos)
Result per muscleStatus and confidence levelNot stated
Left and rightGap flagged, programme adaptedNot stated
Where the plan startsFrom your photos, muscle by muscleAdaptive plan
Menus and shoppingMenus and shopping listNot stated

Why switch to Live For Fit

At Live For Fit: your photos help you decide, not just compare: each muscle gets a status and a confidence level.

At Live For Fit: a lagging side is flagged and the programme takes it into account.

At Live For Fit: your plate follows the same plan: menus and a shopping list, ready.

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

Can I see my progress per exercise?

Yes: load, estimated 1RM or volume, exercise by exercise, in the free log.

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

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