DAREBEE is a free, donation-supported library of at-home workouts. This page sticks to what DAREBEE says about itself.
We have not used DAREBEE for six months. An earlier version of this page claimed that and gave it a score. It also said DAREBEE has no video and no tracking, which DAREBEE’s own site contradicts. All of that has been removed. The details below come from the DAREBEE homepage, checked on 6 October 2026.
What DAREBEE is
DAREBEE calls itself a non-profit, ad-free and product-placement-free global fitness resource. It is supported exclusively by user donations. There are no prices or membership fees.
What the site lists
- Workout cards and exercises, with new workouts posted Monday to Thursday.
- Training programmes, with a new one every two months.
- Monthly challenges.
- Fitness guides and educational resources.
- A video exercise library.
- Personal tracking tools.
The homepage also offers an option to install DAREBEE as an app.
Cost
Nothing. The site says all content is free and donations are optional. If you find it useful, you can donate on the site, but you do not need to.
Who it suits
It suits people who want free home workouts and are happy to pick their own plan from a large library. Because it is a library and not a coach, it will not adjust a plan to you.
If you want a different free option, compare our Nike Training Club page. For a paid, AI-driven alternative, see our Freeletics review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is DAREBEE free?
Yes. DAREBEE describes itself as a non-profit, ad-free and product-placement-free fitness resource that is supported exclusively by user donations.
What does DAREBEE offer?
Its site lists workout cards, training programmes (a new one every two months), monthly challenges, fitness guides, a video exercise library and personal tracking tools.
Is there a DAREBEE app?
The site offers an option to install DAREBEE as an app. It does not describe a separate paid app.
Do I need equipment?
We have not checked every workout, so look at the equipment listed on each workout card before you start.
Is DAREBEE a substitute for coaching?
No. It is a library of workouts, not personalised coaching. If you have a health condition or an injury, check with a healthcare professional before starting a new programme.
Related reading
- Nike Training Club – another free workout option
- Freeletics Review – a paid bodyweight training app
- Strength Training by Nike vs Freeletics – a head-to-head of two training apps