Side / Round Rest Per-side exercises now have an independent rest timer for side switches and round recovery, separate from rest between sets. Set a short rest when switching sides and a longer rest between rounds — configure both independently in the exercise form.

Alternating Per-Side Mode Per-side exercises now support two modes: Complete One Side (all sets on one side, then switch) and Alternate Sides (switch sides each set — L, R, L, R). Choose your preferred order when editing any per-side exercise. - Sequential set numbering shows your true total (e.g., "Set 1 of 6" for 3 sets per side) - "Next Round" and "Switch Sides" rest labels keep you oriented mid-workout - All within-exercise rests use your configured rest timer — no more "Next Up" screens between sides - Voice announcements reflect the correct total set count - Full export/import support — shared workouts preserve the side mode setting

- Halfway audio cue on timed exercises (20s+) — double-beep or "Halfway" voice announcement so you know the midpoint without looking at your phone - Confirmation dialog when changing weight unit to prevent accidental switches - Toolbar cleanup — Share and Import grouped into a single menu - Completion screen now shows exercise and set count summary - Export auto-dismisses after a successful share - Full-screen forms on iPad (Settings and exercise editor) - VoiceOver improvements across workout mode, export, and import screens

Share your workouts with friends or between your own devices using AirDrop, Messages, or any share method. - Share workouts — tap the share button, pick which workouts to send, and share as a .fitpulse file - Add from a file — import workouts from the toolbar or just tap a .fitpulse file from Messages, AirDrop, or Files - Choose what to add — preview what's new, deselect any you don't want, and skip duplicates automatically - Smart duplicate detection — re-importing the same file won't create copies

- Numeric fields now select all text on tap — just type to replace, no fiddly cursor positioning - Improved keyboard layout on iPad for all number inputs

Clearer workout controls Complete, Pause, and Skip are now three separate buttons at the bottom of the screen — easier to find and tap during your workout. Smarter end-of-workout screen Ending a workout early now shows "Workout Ended" instead of "Workout Complete!" so you always know what happened. Bug fix Voice announcements no longer continue after ending a workout early.

- Fixed a visual overlap in the workout timer - Clearer button labels during workouts — Complete, Pause, and Skip are now labeled so you always know what each button does

- New completion screen — A clean celebration view with workout name and duration when you finish - Skip now truly skips — Skipping a set no longer records it as completed, keeping your history accurate - Smoother skip flow — No more sitting through rest timers after skipping - Ending early feels complete — Tapping the close button now shows the completion screen instead of abruptly closing - Accurate history — Workout records now reflect exactly what you completed, not what was planned - Simplified controls — Pause and Skip with clear labels, streamlined for mid-workout focus

- Per-side exercises — Mark any exercise as "Per Side" for unilateral movements like single-arm rows or lateral planks. Workout mode automatically alternates left and right with side-switch rest screens, per-side set numbering, and voice announcements. - Duplicate exercises — Long-press any exercise to duplicate it with all settings (sets, reps, weight, rest, notes). Great for building routines with similar exercises back-to-back. - Reorder workouts — Tap the Reorder button to drag your workouts into your preferred order. - Recent exercises — The exercise name field now suggests your most recently used exercises when empty, so you can build routines faster.

- Smarter exercise search — type multiple words in any order to find exercises (e.g., "arm row" finds "Single-Arm Dumbbell Row") - Expanded exercise database — nearly 1,000 exercises with common name variants so you find what you're looking for - Better rest defaults — new exercises and workouts start with 60-second rest timers instead of 10/15 seconds

- New app icon — fresh look on your home screen - Smarter weight stepper — increments by 5 lb or 2.5 kg based on your unit preference - Pause indicator — clear visual overlay when your workout is paused - Exercise row hints — pencil icon shows exercises are tappable to edit - Notes preview — see two lines of exercise notes at a glance - Workout history linking — renaming a workout no longer disconnects it from past sessions - Start button fix — no longer overlaps the last exercise on smaller screens - Bug fixes and polish

- Appearance picker — choose between System, Light, or Dark mode. - Search workout history — find past sessions by name. - Expanded exercise library — 52 new yoga and mobility exercises added to autocomplete. - More accurate time estimates — workout duration now reflects all rest periods, including between exercises. - Hours support — long workouts display correctly (e.g. "1h 12m 30s"). - Bug fixes and reliability improvements — smoother progress bar and more dependable audio after phone calls or Siri.

Review Your Workout History. Tap any past workout to see exactly what you did — every exercise, set, rep, and weight. Spot a mistake? Edit or delete any set right from your history. Undo During Workouts Hit the wrong button? Go Back now undoes your last set so you can redo it properly. Fresh Look for Reps Exercises. A cleaner workout screen with a new completion button and subtle animations that guide you through each set. Respects iOS Reduce Motion. Small Improvements - Mute audio mid-workout without pausing - Screen dims when paused so you know at a glance - Faster number entry for duration and rest fields Fixed Going back to a previous exercise no longer creates duplicate set records in your history.

- Smarter voice announcements — rest transitions no longer get cut off by the countdown - Behind-the-scenes improvements to prepare for progress charts and Apple Watch support - Performance and stability improvements

- Privacy policy now hosted at fitpulsetracker.app/privacy - Updated support contact to support@fitpulsetracker.app - Minor bug fixes and performance improvements

• Cleaner workout screen — new close button in the top corner with redesigned media controls • Skip now advances one set at a time instead of jumping to the next exercise • Your exercise notes are now visible during workouts — tap to see the full text • Better iPad layout with improved spacing and text sizing Bug fixes: • Timer now pauses properly when you pause or tap the close button • Ending a workout early now records your exact active time • Fixed an issue where the workout could be accidentally dismissed with a keyboard shortcut

• Weight tracking — Log weight per exercise in lb or kg • Set-by-set tracking — Tap "Complete Set" to progress through each set with rest timers in between • Workout search — Find workouts instantly as your list grows • Duplicate workouts — Long-press any workout to copy it • History on main screen — Quick access from the toolbar • Previous exercise — Go back during a workout if you need to redo something • Progress bar — See how far along you are at a glance • Partial saves — End a workout early and your progress is still recorded • Keyboard Done button — Dismiss the number pad easily when entering weight • Notes preview — See your exercise notes without opening the edit form • Smarter dates — "2 days ago" instead of just a date • iPad landscape support • Data migration — Your existing workouts are preserved when updating • Various UI and stability improvements

Workout Experience - New media-player controls during workouts — Stop, Pause/Resume, and Skip are now always pinned at the bottom of the screen so they never shift between exercise states - Voice announcements are now on by default for new installs, so the app guides you through your workout hands-free from the start - Set transition announcements now include the exercise name and duration — e.g. "Set 2 of 2. Child's Pose. 60 seconds" - The End Workout confirmation dialog has been redesigned with clearer language and scales properly on iPad After Your Workout - New completion summary screen shows your total duration, exercise count, and sets completed - All completed workouts are saved to history with full stats — duration, exercises, and sets — grouped by month Exercise Management - Exercises now support an optional Notes field for personal cues and reminders - The Start Workout button is now a floating "▶ Start" pill button that stays out of the way of your exercise list iPad - Improved font and control scaling throughout — the workout screen, media controls, and Start button all feel proportional on iPad Reliability & Polish - Input limits enforced across the app (exercise names, notes, reps, duration, max 50 exercises per workout) - App is now locked to portrait orientation so layouts never break on rotation - Workout history sample data is only seeded in development builds — new users start with a clean history