Logging a workout now takes one sheet and one save. When you log a session from Apple Health, Elevate checks your copied link and today's calendar first, so it can often open straight on the right workout. If the workout is new, you can name it right there without opening another screen. Other improvements: • Log a workout, Add & log, and the workout page now use the same form. • A copied link is used for one log, so an old link won't be matched to your next workout. • You can leave a session's rating empty or clear it, and VoiceOver can now read it. • Custom amounts accept a decimal comma and are no longer rounded. • Workout history now wraps long weight, speed, and incline readings onto a new line instead of breaking words like "Medium" in two. Thank you for using Elevate!

Elevate is now optimized for iPhone Duo. When it's folded, your controls sit along the side of the screen and the app turns with you into landscape. Unfold it for a bigger view of your day. Performance cards now show the change from your last workout, so going from 20 to 25 lbs reads as 25% more.

What's new: - Pick your class from your calendar. When you log a workout, Elevate now shows the classes on your calendar that day that you haven't logged yet. Tap the one you did to fill in its name and link. If you did several classes back to back, each one disappears from the list once you log it. - Pasting links works the way it used to. Logging a workout no longer replaces the link you copied with one from your calendar, so logging several workouts in a row is easy again. - Smoother link loading when logging a workout (occasionally it would freeze the screen) Thanks for using Elevate!

What's New - Search now looks through your workout notes. Find the workouts where you dropped to a lighter weight, liked the music, or skipped the floor moves, and see the matching note right in the results. - Workouts you schedule now show up on Apple TV even if you haven't opened Elevate that day. - The Dashboard now consistently opens on today.

• Workouts you schedule from a calendar event now reach your Apple TV if you also have Elevate installed there. • When you log progress, tap a selected chip again to clear it, or use Clear on a custom value.

- Fixed an issue where some previously logged workouts wouldn't show in the list unless it was logged under scheduled. - Today's stats have their icons and color back. - Fixed an issue where the week ahead view marked a workout you have logged as still scheduled.

The dashboard has been rebuilt around today: simplifying the workout stats at the top and everything scheduled for the day is right below it. Elevate Plus adds the week ahead, a month calendar of what you did and what is coming, including cooldown suggestions. Thank you for using Elevate!

• Fixed a bug where the displayed +/- weight amounts when logging a workout were incorrect. • Redesigned the logging screen: your best match is one tap at the top, with search, recents, and Create new workout grouped together below. • Workout icons now match the activity type.

Smarter workout logging: When you log a workout from Health, Elevate now checks your calendar if you've enabled access. If a scheduled event links to one of your saved workouts, that's the one it suggests for easier logging. There's also better matching on workout names and descriptions to make it even more accurate and save time. Thank you for using Elevate!

- Heart rate zones on completed workout cards and in history, plus a new "Typical intensity" breakdown for each saved workout (Plus) - Logging a workout now suggests which saved workout it was, matched on class length and your history - Fixed heart rate zones sometimes not appearing in workout details Thank you for using Elevate!

Heart Rate Zones: new for Elevate Plus - See exactly how long you spent in each heart rate zone for every workout - Track weekly time-in-zone trends in Stats - New Training Balance card shows your intensity mix over the last 4 weeks, with tips on whether you're building a base or overdoing it - Zones are personalized using research-backed max heart rate estimates, or you can set your own in Settings Also in this update - The Today widget now keeps your remaining workouts visible after you finish one, and marks completed ones off the list - Fixed the log reminder occasionally firing more than once for the same workout - Tidied up Settings

Widgets now refresh automatically each day, so your schedule stays current even if you don't open the app. Plus: logging a workout is no longer interrupted by the reminders prompt. Enabling reminders is now a one-tap option right where you log.

• Today widget: See your scheduled workouts, streak, and anything left to log at a glance. Tap a workout to jump straight into the video, or tap a finished one to log it. Available for the Lock Screen too. • Try Next widget: Workout recommendations, picked for you by Elevate's on-device engine, one tap from starting. • Workout log reminders: Get a gentle nudge about 15 minutes after you finish a workout so it never goes unlogged. Do a few back-to-back and they're combined into a single reminder. Enable it in Settings. • Easier scheduling: The schedule screen has been redesigned, and Elevate now sets up a Workouts calendar for you automatically the first time you add a workout to your calendar. • Fixes: Resolved an issue where calendar events could fail to appear (or fail to be created) even with calendar access granted. Thanks so much for using Elevate!

This update includes a cleaner, simpler Stats tab with a clearer picture of your progress: • Trends lets you track your progress over the last 12 weeks: workout frequency, volume, personal records, and intensity over time • A streamlined Records card with your heaviest lift, biggest calorie burn, and longest workout • Workouts by type, with a completions / calories toggle • Your most popular time of day to work out • A smarter streak that now counts your Apple Health workouts too Elevate Plus is now a one-time purchase: pay once, unlock everything forever. No more subscription. Thanks for using Elevate!

This update brings some improvements to make browsing workouts faster and cleaner: - Workout filters now match the category you're viewing - Swipe left or right on the Dashboard to move between days - Improved search and tidier workout name display throughout

Thanks for supporting Elevate! Here's what's new in this version: - Smoother, more natural navigation throughout the app: screens now slide in instead of stacked pop-ups. - Cleaner, easier-to-read tags, plus a fix for the “Add tags” category filter. - A more accurate Muscles Worked chart in your weekly Stats.

What's new: Workout Recommendations (Plus): Elevate now suggests pairings based on your logs, ratings, tags, and notes. Fully on-device, no third-party calls, no data sent anywhere. Find suggested combos in Collections, a follow-up suggestion on your Dashboard, and pairing ideas on each workout. The more you log, the better it gets.

- Workout breakdown fixed: The weekly workout type chart now correctly shows all your workouts, not just one type - Fairer weekly comparison: The "vs. last week" stat now compares the same number of days, so Monday doesn't look like a step backwards - Filter by focus area: Browse your workout library by focus area (Upper Body, Lower Body, Core, and more) using the new filter chips at the top of each list - Not recently done: New filter to find workouts you haven't done in 15 or 30 days, great for planning ahead - Smarter workout saving: When saving a workout from a URL, focus area tags are now applied automatically based on the workout title

What's New - Charts Now Respect Your Unit Preference: Dumbbell weight and speed charts now correctly display values in lbs/mph or kg/kph based on your settings. - Improved iCloud Sync: Fixed an issue that could prevent workouts and progress from syncing reliably across iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.

Weights and speeds now stay accurate when switching between metric and imperial units. Your progress history converts automatically.

Weights and speeds now stay accurate when switching between metric and imperial units. Your progress history converts automatically.

NEW - Updated app icon - Weekly Consistency tracker shows your active days with week-over-week comparison - Workout Types chart displays the variety of workouts you've completed - Time by Category breakdown shows your Strength, Cardio, and Mind & Body balance - Intensity Balance chart visualizes your effort distribution (iOS 18+) IMPROVED - Popular Times chart now groups workouts into meaningful time periods with intensity coloring - Refreshed workout type colors that are easier to distinguish - Week calculations now respect you "start of week" calendar settings - More accurate streak and calorie tracking Thanks as always for your support!

This version brings some minor visual tweaks: - Reduce the image size on the workout list - Adds workout image to recent workouts list when logging In stats: - Most completed workout and highest calorie workout is now tappable to view the workout - Added the workout image (if available) to the workout stats cards

IMPROVED - Streamlined workout logging — recent workouts are now tucked away, making it easier to search or create new workouts - Search is now always visible when logging a workout FIXED - Added missing Save button when logging progress to an existing workout - Notes field now has a Done button to dismiss the keyboard - Pilates and Stretching workouts now count toward your Recovery Balance

A few quick updates after the changes in 6.0: UPDATED - Workout picker now shows descriptions to help distinguish similar workouts - Added labels for progress sections (Dumbbells, Speed, Incline, etc.) FIXED - Fixed incline values appearing pre-selected - Fixed workout details not refreshing after creating new workouts === New in 6.0 (in case you missed it): ADDED - Tap-to-select chips for quickly logging weights, resistance, speed, and incline - Quick-select preset chips for setting goals (e.g., 10k steps, 500 cal) IMPROVED - Recent workouts appear immediately when logging — no searching required - Workout logging reordered for a more natural flow: progress up top, then feedback and tags - Steps display when using goals on the dashboard. - Previous weights now display correctly when logging to existing workouts FIXED - Step counts now calculate correctly - Workout progress data displays properly after just one logged session