This update makes backups rock-solid and fixes a couple of import bugs. - Restoring from a backup now keeps all your custom workout plans. Before, multiple plans could collapse into one. - Your soreness history survives a restore. If you logged more than once on the same day, those entries are no longer dropped. - "Dumbbell Press" now imports as a dumbbell exercise instead of a machine. - Behind-the-scenes improvements to how subscriptions are handled across sign-in.

1.14 is a behind-the-scenes refactor with no intended changes to behavior. The calculation and decision logic for a few areas was pulled into separate, tested components, so the only goal for this build is confirming nothing regressed. If you have a few minutes, please sanity-check that these still work exactly like 1.13: - Starting-weight suggestions when you begin a set -- especially the bump after a 12+ rep set (+5 lb / +2.5 kg) and any cross-gym suggestions if you track multiple gyms - Progress chart numbers (the estimated 1-rep-max trend lines) - Auto-hiding of completed exercises, if you have that setting turned on - The "people I monitor" activity wording (Today / Yesterday / N days ago) Everything else is unchanged. Thanks!

Fixes and polish for machine scanning. * More reliable barcode/QR scanning -- a code held steady in frame now registers without fiddling, and scanning a brand-new code reliably opens the "link to an exercise" step. * Clearer feedback when you scan a machine that isn't linked to an exercise yet. * Apple Health: if Health access gets switched off in Settings, Preferences now flags it so you can turn syncing back on.

Know exactly which machine you trained on. Ever notice your "strength" jump just because you switched to a differently-calibrated machine? v1.12 builds on gym tracking so you can tie a set to the specific machine behind it: * Scan to log -- stick an NFC tag or use any barcode/QR already on a machine, scan it mid-workout, and jump straight to that exercise. The sets you log get tied to that exact machine. * Sharper weight suggestions -- recommendations can lean on your history for that machine, so you start at the right weight instead of guessing after a gym switch. * Manage Machines -- rename machines, add a backup tag, or move them between gyms in Preferences. Machine tracking is optional -- flip on "Track Multiple Gyms" in Preferences to use it. Also in this release: fixed an issue where finishing a workout could occasionally leave you on the workout screen, plus reliability improvements to backup and restore.

Track multiple gyms. If the same exercise feels different at different gyms because the machines aren't calibrated the same, turn on Track Multiple Gyms in Preferences. Then: - Each workout defaults to your last-used gym (tap to change anytime, even mid-workout) - Exercise charts show per-gym trends in different colors - Weight suggestions adapt to which gym you're at - PRs show which gym you set them at Single-gym users: nothing changes unless you opt in.

v1.10 -- Reliability and sharing improvements: -- When you delete a workout or remove individual sets, the change now reaches caregivers immediately. Previously deleted sets could linger in their activity view. -- Reset All Data now clears your server-side history too (with a clearer warning), so a fresh start is really fresh. -- Cloud sync now has an explicit on/off toggle in Sharing settings, so you can pause sharing without removing caregivers. -- You'll see a banner on the home screen if someone monitoring you stops -- previously the relationship just quietly disappeared. -- New "Last Workout" and "Last 3 Workouts" buttons on Import/Export produce small YAML files for sharing recent training with a coach, trainer, or AI tool. Much smaller than a full backup. -- Various sync reliability improvements behind the scenes.

Bug fixes and improvements: -- Deleted workouts now disappear from caregivers' activity calendar and Last Activity right away (previously they'd linger until the next sync). -- Soreness reports covering multiple body parts now sync reliably (a few were quietly failing). -- Clearer error messages when something goes wrong instead of "Unknown error." -- Security improvements to the sharing invitation flow. -- Reliability fixes for workout saving, syncing, and refreshing data.

Bug fixes and reliability improvements: -- Workout history shows the correct muscle group for each session (bench press now correctly appears under Chest, not Back). -- Exercise screens display the actual equipment type (Dumbbell, Barbell, etc.) instead of always saying "Weight Machine." -- Subscription refreshes automatically when you reopen the app, so unlocks land without needing a restart. -- For caregivers: workouts sync with the correct set structure so the activity view reflects what was actually done. -- Various reliability fixes around saving workouts and refreshing data.

v1.6 — What's New • Four new workout plans for intermediate users: Dumbbell Full Body, plus a Push/Pull/Legs split (Push, Pull, and Legs each marked Intermediate). Push and Pull are dumbbell-focused; Legs anchors with a Barbell Squat. • Existing users now automatically receive new system plans when the app updates (previously only first-time installs got them). • Sessions silently recover after long absences. If your sign-in lapses, opening the app triggers a Face ID prompt to reconnect instead of leaving you with stale data.

v1.5 — What's New • Restore from Auto-Backup no longer freezes when restoring a large dataset. Shows a progress overlay and finishes in seconds. • Manual export confirmation now shows a workout and lift count so you can verify it actually saved. • Added a note in Import/Export explaining that automatic backups happen after every workout.

What's New: - Rename exercises right from your workout -- long press an exercise in the active workout list, or tap the pencil icon on the exercise detail screen - Exercise lists now sort by your display name everywhere (picker, plan editor, rename screen) - Exercise renames are included in data backups and restored on import - Fixed display name not updating immediately after renaming during a workout

What's New in 1.3: New Features - Rename any exercise to match your gym's equipment -- go to Preferences → Exercises → Rename Exercises - Save any workout as a reusable plan -- after finishing an ad hoc workout, name it and save for next time - Update your workout plans on the fly -- when you add or skip exercises during a workout, the app asks if you want to update the plan - 30-day free trial for new users Improvements - Weight and reps fields select all text on tap for easier editing - Plus and minus buttons now work while the keyboard is up - Fitness tracker reminder automatically skipped when Apple Health sync is enabled - Rest timer takes up less space with a compact layout - Choose your preferred timer style in Settings: Full, Small, or Off - More reps at the same weight now counts as a new personal record Bug Fixes - Fixed exercise count in workout history showing sets instead of exercises - Fixed entering a large weight trapping the user in an error loop - Fixed expired session showing a confusing error when viewing monitored person - Monitored person data now refreshes automatically when returning to the app

What's New: - 30-day free trial for new users - Save any workout as a reusable plan -- after finishing an ad hoc workout, name it and save for next time - Update your workout plans on the fly -- when you add or skip exercises, the app asks if you want to update the plan - Weight and reps fields now select all on tap for easier editing - Plus and minus buttons work while the keyboard is up - Exercise count in workout history now shows the correct number - Fitness tracker reminder skipped when Apple Health sync is already enabled - Improved error logging for better troubleshooting

- Rest timer now takes up less space with a compact layout -- adjust buttons sit beside the timer instead of below it - Choose your timer style in Settings: Full, Small, or Off - More reps at the same weight now counts as a new personal record - Max lift display reflects your best reps, not just heaviest weight - Fixed an issue where entering a large weight could trap you in an error loop