RazFit 1.6 adds support for the new iPhone Duo. We adapted the interface for its outer and inner displays so you can browse exercises and use the controls comfortably on both. Your answers and current screen stay in place when the window size changes. We also improved exercise library readability, badge presentation and several onboarding screens.

RazFit is now fully compatible with iOS 27 while keeping support for iOS 26. Screens adapt better to your window size. We also improved Apple and Google sign-in and the presentation of purchases in the active window, and fixed badge display issues.

You can now make a separate, optional choice about Apple Ads measurement. The new option is available during onboarding and in privacy settings. It is off by default and independent of tracking and notification permissions. You can withdraw your consent at any time in privacy settings.

We improved exercise preview loading during onboarding so videos that are already prepared do not reload when you switch screens. Weight estimates for two and four weeks now use your training plan and clearly separate the estimate from your goal weight. We also explain the calculation assumptions; results may vary. The exercise download screen has a new design with more room for information.

Leaving the app during a workout now pauses the video, music and timer. You choose when to resume, and music you paused manually stays paused. We improved workout control contrast and made the music control easier to tap. Animations now respect Reduce Motion and Reduce Transparency independently. We now ask for tracking permission on the Enable Notifications screen during onboarding, after you respond to the notification permission request.

Exercises performed on both sides now support separate preview images for the left and right. During preparation and in the video background, the image matches the side you’re working on, making it easier to follow each side change.

We’ve improved the reliability of purchases and subscriptions, especially when completing, restoring, or resuming an operation. We’ve also updated campaign measurement to respect the iOS tracking permission and keep it separate from the app’s internal analytics. This version includes additional stability and privacy improvements across onboarding and Premium management.

We’ve added a new annual Premium option that may appear when you leave the subscription flow, with pricing for your region. If you allow reminders, you can return to it later from a notification or the app’s quick action. We’ve also improved purchase restoration, notification controls, and haptic feedback throughout onboarding.

We’ve made the onboarding experience smoother and easier to follow, with more consistent animations and backgrounds, haptic feedback timed to each reveal, and a clearer presentation of your personalized results. Exercise previews now load earlier and keep their cover visible until the video starts. We’ve also simplified the Premium screen and fixed performance, accessibility, and stability issues.

Your personalized plan preview now appears consistently during initial setup. We’ve also improved progress syncing, notifications and reminders, along with the export and deletion of your personal data. This update includes additional stability fixes for accounts and subscriptions.

RazFit 1.5 brings a redesigned experience across the app. Onboarding now makes building your personal plan clearer and more engaging. We have also refreshed the Today plan, exercise library, profile, and every stage of a workout, including preparation, pause, completion, and the end-workout control. Exercise downloads are more reliable for offline training, with better recovery when a download is interrupted. This update also adds clearer privacy controls for exporting or deleting your data. We fixed issues with notification badges, Premium access, Apple Watch syncing, startup, and workout synchronization. You will also find smoother animations, more responsive haptics, better accessibility, and updated visuals throughout the app.

We’ve improved exercise content downloads and workout preparation for a smoother experience.

We’ve improved onboarding with new animations, previews, and a smoother first-time experience. We’ve also included visual improvements in dark mode, exercise optimizations, and internal stability and subscription updates.

We’ve added a 3-day introductory offer to subscriptions and improved onboarding performance for a smoother first experience.

Performance and stability improvements, with updates to workout preparation and internal subscription improvements.

We’ve improved the app’s performance and stability to provide a smoother and more reliable experience.

We’ve improved onboarding performance to make the initial experience smoother and more stable.

We’ve improved the reliability of subscriptions and trials by fixing how access syncs with the server. We’ve also updated internal dependencies to keep the app more stable and ready for future improvements.

We fixed a bug that allowed users to bypass the trial after reinstalling, improved subscription status reliability, and strengthened localization coverage for a more consistent experience in all languages.

We added support for Dutch and improved the overall experience across the app, Apple Watch, and widgets. This version also includes privacy, accessibility, and subscription stability improvements, plus refinements to onboarding, profile, exercises, and workouts, along with general localization, performance, and reliability fixes.

We’ve refined onboarding to make it smoother and more reliable, improved physical data and training preference setup, and strengthened internal subscription handling. We also added small fixes to improve overall stability.

We added new languages: Czech, Estonian, Hungarian, and Norwegian. We also improved the training plan design, accessibility, translations, and the reliability of Premium purchases, subscriptions, and notifications.

We’ve improved the Plan view to make it clearer, more polished, and easier to follow.

Added Romanian, Croatian, and Slovenian support across the app, Apple Watch, widgets, and notifications. We also made small localization and stability improvements to keep the experience clearer and smoother.

Added Swedish and Polish support across the app, Apple Watch, widgets, and notifications. We also improved the first-run experience and localized layouts so longer text fits better, with stability fixes and general polish throughout.