A NEW LOOK Gymshare has been redrawn. Deep graphite instead of navy, flat cards instead of glass, one lime accent where it counts and teal for the things you can tap. Home, your feed, History, profiles, Link-Ups, Challenges, search, notifications, Settings and sign-in all follow the same grammar, and the app icon and splash match. Light mode was rebuilt alongside it: real depth on white, charts you can read, no accent that vanishes on paper. Your data did not move; only the paint did. YOUR FEED, IN ORDER A post leads with who posted it, the caption sits under the media, and up to two comments show on the card itself. Tap the Gymshare wordmark to jump back to the top. On a workout post the streak now leads the highlights, with your PRs right under it. GIVE YOUR TEMPLATES A FACE Every workout template can carry its own icon: one of sixty symbols, any emoji, or one of Gymshare's own exercise figures, in one of sixteen colours. It shows on Start Workout, in History and on the calendar, so you find the right day at a glance. TRIM THE CLIP FIRST Pick a video for a set or a post and trim it before it uploads, up to sixty seconds, exactly the rep you mean. Added the wrong photo or clip? Remove it from the compose page before you publish. A failed upload offers Retry or Remove instead of a stuck tile. COME BACK TO A WORKOUT YOU WALKED AWAY FROM Finish a workout and close the app before posting, and it waits for you: a FINISH pill on Home, a chip in History, and the app takes you straight back on launch. It can never be logged twice. Rather not post it? Save without posting keeps it in your history and your stats. HEAD TO HEAD Compare yourself with anyone you spot: two lifter tiles with eight-week sparklines, the lifts you share, and a monthly scoreline that calls the round and gives a nudge for the next one. YOUR RECORDS, WORTH LOOKING AT The Personal Records page is built around the lifts instead of a list. Every record gets its own card with that exercise's figure, your best set and the date you hit it, and an estimated one-rep max under it. The last thirty days lead, the rest group by muscle, and the big ones wear a club badge. Search by exercise, and open any record for its full history with the number leading the page. NOTIFICATIONS THAT READ LIKE SENTENCES Each notification is one whole sentence naming who did what, with a tier avatar, a barbell badge for a Strong, and Today, Yesterday, This week and Earlier in order. Buttons only where there is something to do. LINK-UPS ON THE MAP A Link-Up card shows where it is: a map in Gymshare's own style, a teal pin, the street address. It loads as a still, so it is there the moment you scroll to it. THE FLAME AND THE LOCK SCREEN Your streak flame breathes, sways and grows with your run. The live workout on your lock screen and in the Dynamic Island wears the new look, with the elapsed time as the one hero, and the up-next line names the lift you are actually going to next. ALSO The Link-Ups tab keeps up however many lifters you spot. Your numbers stay put after you finish a workout, and the week tile moves the moment you log one. Top Workouts wears each workout's own icon, and a template you rename shows up there straight away. Share a workout straight from its page, the same way you can from the card. On sign-up the keyboard gets out of the way of the Continue button, and you can drag it down on every step.

CHALLENGE YOUR CREW Bet your spotters you'll all train three days a week for two weeks, or two days for one, or five for four. Every finished workout counts on its own; no posting, no check-ins. Standings are only bragging rights: most training days lead, ties share a place, nobody is ranked on how much they lift. Calling someone out takes three steps: pick a bet, pick your crew from the people you spot, then a stake, a start and a cover. Stakes are presets between friends, shakes or coffee on whoever misses, the gym playlist; Gymshare never collects them. A bet can start right now or on a chosen day, and your crew can still join after it has begun: everyone counts from the day they join, so nobody starts with days already banked. Each bet has its own cover and a week grid, one cell per day, your rhythm next to your crew's. The bet keeps talking: it says when it starts, recaps each week in the app, warns you at 48 hours and tells you the moment you hit your target. Finish it for up to 40 XP, one paid finish a week. With three or more finishers the top three take medals and extra XP, and a perfect bet pays a bonus. Live bets sit at the top of your feed; your record sits on your profile. Notifications: Settings › Notifications › Challenges. SHARE A BET, AND LET PEOPLE IN Share a bet to your feed and anyone who spots you can join it from there, up to twelve. Joining stays open while there is still time to reach the target, and everyone counts from the day they join. Stop sharing, and the card is gone. When it settles you can share how you did — your own result, never anyone else's — or save it as a card for your story. NEVER LOSE A WORKOUT TO BAD SIGNAL Finish a workout in a basement gym with no bars and it no longer disappears. The workout is saved, and we post it the moment you're back online — so it still earns its XP and still counts toward a challenge. If anything is waiting, the workout says so, with a button to post it yourself. Your live workout also survives opening the app with no connection. YOUR NUMBERS, EXPLAINED The Levels page now tells you why it credits fewer workouts than your history lists — the daily post limit, a deleted or hidden post, or one that hasn't been posted yet. And you can see how many posts you have left today before you finish, not after. INVITE ANYONE, NOT JUST PEOPLE ALREADY HERE Every Link-Up you're part of now has a share link. Send it to whoever you train with and they see who's going, which gym and when — then they're in, whether or not they had Gymshare five minutes ago. Tap "Share link" on the Link-Up. It stops working once the session is over, and you can turn it off before that. TAKE YOUR TRAINING WITH YOU Settings › Your data exports every finished workout as a spreadsheet (CSV) or a complete record (JSON) — one row per set, weights in kg, nothing left out. It's your history; you should be able to keep a copy of it. BRING SOMEONE WITH YOU Now you can invite the person you actually train with, not just people who were already here. Your profile has an invite link — send it, and whoever opens it sees who it came from before they've installed anything. It doesn't expire, and you can turn it off whenever you like. It's offered where you'd want it too: an empty feed, an empty spotters list, an empty search. And your workout, PR and level cards now carry it, so a card you put on your story leads somewhere and has your name on it.

POST A LIFT, REBUILT Sharing a lift is now a three-step flow — the lift, the clip, who sees it — with a pinned bar so you always know where you are. Finishing a one-exercise session? The app offers to post it as a lift straight from the finish screen. YOUR PRS REACH THE FEED Workout posts now spotlight what actually happened: new lift PRs, volume records, streak milestones and progression — ranked, on the card and in the detail view. Your best work stops hiding in the numbers. FIND YOUR WAY The bottom bar now labels every tab, the create button is front and center, and one-time tips point out Link-Ups and History. Link-Up cards finally say whether a session is upcoming, live right now, or already over — in the feed, the schedule and the calendar. GYM SEARCH THAT KEEPS UP Picking your gym — for your profile or a Link-Up — runs on a faster search with smarter ranking, and you can type a name manually when your gym isn't on the map. FIXES • Checking a set "done" now saves exactly the values shown — suggested values no longer vanish into a 0 kg workout • My Posts loads your full history again, not just the first 30 • Past Link-Ups shows only your own, and can no longer hang while loading • A failed post delete no longer loses the post's video • Set chips read "1 × 95 kg", not the ambiguous "95 × 1" • Weights entered in lbs are stored correctly in your stats

A REBUILT FINISH SCREEN Wrapping up a session now puts your photo or clip front and center, and merges your PRs, stats and summary into one celebration card. Finish sits pinned at the bottom, where your thumb already is. STREAKS YOU CAN TRUST Your streak now reads the same everywhere — profile, levels and your workout stats card — with shield pips so you can see exactly what you've banked. FIXES • iPad: the Login button was cut off and could leave you unable to sign in • Editing a post or workout: the Save button no longer hides behind the keyboard • Personal Records no longer shows a phantom "WORKOUT" entry above your real lifts • Finishing a workout can no longer strand you on the summary screen • Captions and comments capitalize sentences as you type • Share cards are reachable again, and square cards no longer overflow • Weight and reps fields on a new post are clearer, with proper focus feedback

Gymshare 1.1 is our biggest update yet. - Sign in with Apple or Google — get started in seconds - Live workout timer on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island - Apple Health sync — finished workouts save automatically - React to comments with a quick heart, and get notified when someone reacts to yours - Smarter notifications — grouped activity, fewer pushes, and full per-type control in Settings - New Levels page — see exactly where your XP comes from, with bonuses for streaks, consistent weeks, and personal records - Redesigned Link-Up event page with map, countdown, and one-tap check-in - Switch between kg and lbs in Settings - 300+ new exercise illustrations - Faster feed, smoother startup, and lots of polish and fixes