Version 2.0 is a major release adding some top-requested features: - Real-time form coaching. After every set, Meridian scores your form against ACSM and NSCA movement standards and gives you one specific cue to improve. No vague tips, just a score, a target, and what to do differently next set. After your workout, see Form Insights to know exactly which reps broke proper form. (Form data is for personal reference only and is not medical or professional advice). - Progressive overload. When you've mastered a weight, Meridian tells you. It tracks your history and surfaces a weight suggestion during your rest break, right when you're deciding what to load next. Update the weight for your next set with a single tap. - Personal records. Meridian tracks weight PRs and volume PRs across your workout history and celebrates them in the moment. - Editable workout history. Missed a rep? Changed weight mid-set? Easily edit your workout history. In addition, version 2.0 has a number of bug fixes to the UI, rep counting, reliability, and move detection.

What's New in 1.1 Rest timer — After every set, Meridian now automatically counts down your rest period. Configurable to 60, 90, 2, or 3 minutes in Settings. Tap Skip Rest to dismiss early, or wait for the spoken cue: "Rest complete — start your next set." The timer auto-clears the moment your next rep is detected. Export your data — Tap the share icon in History to export your full workout history as a CSV. Open it in Numbers, email it to yourself, or paste it into an AI assistant for deeper analysis. Squat fix — Front-facing squats now count correctly regardless of camera placement, and continue tracking even when feet drift out of frame. Bench press fix — Reps now count reliably when filming from the foot end of the bench.

Bench press rep counting fixed (foot-end camera + threshold recalibration) Tricep pulldown/pulldown audio recognition 19 new audio exercises Half-pound weight support