Comparison · updated 15 October 2026

Crave Fitness vs TrainingPeaks

Pick Crave if you plan your own gym, run, ride and swim week on iPhone and want strength logging next to Apple Health. Pick TrainingPeaks if a coach assigns your endurance work there, or you need a full coaching workflow. Crave does not replace a coach’s TrainingPeaks calendar.

Written by Jamie Firth, who races triathlon and Hyrox. Competitor notes stay generic where we cannot verify current product details from this repo.

Side by side

Crave FitnessTrainingPeaks
What it is for Self-planned hybrid week: gym plus cardio on one plan Endurance coaching platform used by many swim / bike / run coaches
Who writes the plan You. Repeating week, with this-week-only moves Often a coach; athletes also build their own calendars
Gym logging Sets, templates, rest timer, body map, strength PBs Not Crave’s job to describe; TP is known for endurance, not as a gym logger
Endurance data Apple Health, including Apple Watch workouts Widely used with bike computers, watches and coaching files
Training load TSS, CTL, ATL, TSB using methods popularised by TrainingPeaks / Coggan, plus a daily verdict Origin of the CTL / ATL / TSB language many athletes already know
Platform iPhone (iOS 15+). Web app for the same account. No Android app Web and mobile products; not limited to iPhone
Price Free Has paid tiers; check TrainingPeaks for current prices
Garmin / Strava Not connected yet Commonly used in endurance stacks; confirm on their site

When to choose Crave

When to choose TrainingPeaks instead

See also Crave vs Hevy, Crave vs Strava, and how to plan a hybrid week.

Download Crave on the App Store