Does Compass detect Hevy exports automatically?
Yes. Compass recognises Hevy CSV headers and imports them without needing manual mapping.
Hevy Alternative
Compass is a strong Hevy alternative for lifters who want a simpler iPhone tracker centered on logging speed, templates, PRs, and private history. Hevy CSV exports import directly into Compass.
Import Reality
Hevy CSV imports are auto-detected, with set type details such as warm-ups and superset groups mapped into Compass during import.
Download your workout history from Hevy as CSV.
Choose the Hevy export inside Compass under Settings / Tools / Import workouts (CSV).
Warm-ups and superset groups from Hevy are preserved as usable session history in Compass.
What Carries Over
Why Compass
How To Switch
Start with the Hevy export so you can carry your completed sessions into Compass instead of starting over.
Open Settings / Tools / Import workouts (CSV), then choose the Hevy export.
Compass keeps warm-up and superset context so the imported history stays useful instead of collapsing into plain rows.
FAQ
Yes. Compass recognises Hevy CSV headers and imports them without needing manual mapping.
Compass stays focused on private workout tracking, templates, progression, and history without a social graph or feed.
Related Guides
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Read Fitbod guideSee the wider import path for Strong, Hevy, Fitbod, and generic CSV exports.
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