Puts the camera back to full screen on the Record tab. 1.2.2 stopped the camera short of the bottom edge to work around a tab bar colouring issue. The gap it left looked worse than the problem, so it is reverted.

Sharing and video export are now free on every tier, carrying a small watermark. Pro removes it. Need longer to decide? Ask for 7 more days of the trial and it is granted on the spot. A help button on every screen opens the user guide at the section for what you are looking at, and the guide now covers recording, progress trends and the latest Forge tools. Apple Watch: choose whether a session is written to Health, set your max heart rate for the zone display, and pick the workout type from your wrist. Fixed the tab bar staying grey after using the Record screen, and a crash when opening the user guide.

Session rows in your library now say what is actually in the session: the lift type, the camera angles it was filmed from, and a marker when two angles are synced so you can compare them side by side. The athlete moved onto its own line, so the lift and video counts no longer get cut off.

Classify a whole session from a long press: athlete, lift type and sport. Athlete and lift type flow down to every video and rep in the session, and the lift type sticks, so anything you mark afterwards is already classified instead of landing as Custom. Change one rep from inside the session and the session label switches to Multiple, so it never claims to be something it is not. Search now finds a session by the lift type it was declared as, even before its reps are marked, and the comparison picker gained the same athlete filter and search the library has. Saved comparisons show every clip as a thumbnail grid rather than hiding the last two behind a count.

Filter and search your library by athlete, so a training partner's lifts are one tap away instead of buried in your own. Sessions now show who they belong to, and a name typed into search finds them whether the tag sits on the video or the individual rep. You can also label a rep or a whole set straight from a long press inside a session, which is where you actually are when you want one.

Local videos that never made it into your Photos library can now be pushed there in one go from Settings, and the app re-links them so nothing in your library breaks. Freeing up space now only removes copies it has confirmed are safely in Photos, so it can no longer delete footage that exists nowhere else.

Framing on your Apple Watch now works while you set the shot up, not just once you are recording, so you can tell you are in frame from the bar. The Athlete and Angle buttons on the recorder are bigger and easier to hit. Tagging an athlete or a camera angle from the library is now instant instead of pausing, and the row you pick highlights properly. Trends open on an athlete who actually has reps, so a training partner's lifts show up without you having to tag one to yourself first.

Forge is now a full highlight editor. Play All and Play From Here preview your whole reel with transitions and freeze frames, and every transition has its own style and length. New: Ken Burns zoom, speed ramps that slow the finish, live or full bar path, text animations, filter looks you can set per clip, music with automatic beat detection and snap to beat cuts, eight original SetSync tracks built in, and Auto Reel which builds a highlight video from your best reps in a session.

Hands-free recording, complete: say START or okay to begin and FINISH to stop, with a double torch flash, beep, and a tap on your Apple Watch confirming each command. The framing assist now sees you through racks and bars, its Watch indicator stays accurate, and the safe-zone pill sits clear of the controls. Trends grew up: filter by athlete, session, date range, weight range, and minimum star rating. Velocity charts colour every point by load, warn when mixed weights are plotted, and show the weight in each readout, because bar speed only compares at comparable loads. Tag the athlete for a whole session in one step (it shows Multiple once any rep differs), reach the Device Link from the session menu, and jump from either share screen to the other style. Also fixes empty sessions appearing from just opening the Record tab, and a crash when leaving the record screen. Forge got a life outside analysis: pull videos straight from your Photos library or record social clips inside Forge itself, mix them with your analysed lifts on a refreshed timeline, and none of it clutters your training library.

Recorder upgrades: pre-tag the athlete and camera angle before filming, storage and overheating warnings, an auto-stop timer, AE/AF lock, voice start, Pre-Roll (BETA) that keeps the 5 seconds before you hit record, and framing assist (BETA) with an in-frame indicator on your Apple Watch, plus a live rep count on the Watch (BETA). Athlete tagging, front and centre: tag who is lifting on any video, pick names from a searchable list, override single reps, and reps marked later inherit the video tag. Shared lifts carry the name, and importing a tagged share asks whether that name is you. Also: merge sessions, sets list in the order they were recorded, the record level bubble now means the lens is level, richer clip pickers, and fixes for multi-angle share imports.

Multi-angle filming just got serious. NEW IN 1.1: • Link phones (iPhone or Android) and film every angle of a lift in perfect sync, with frame rates aligned automatically • Mark a rep once and it appears on every synced angle; open one synced rep straight into a side-by-side comparison • 3D Orbit view: two angles fuse into an orbitable 3D bar path, with an experimental athlete skeleton • Smarter trends: outlier sessions are circled, flat-but-variable data reads Inconsistent instead of Steady, and you can tap any chart point to open that video or compare sessions • Shared videos export with real slow motion, live-drawing bar trails and both plate paths • Start and stop every linked camera from your Apple Watch • Dozens of fixes across playback, rotation, cropping and velocity