Starter routines: add Full body, 5x5, Push / Pull / Legs or Upper / Lower from the Routines screen, then change any lift, set or weight. Workouts and routines you already have stay as they are. Settings > About now has Share RepMark and Rate RepMark.

Import your workout history from supported CSV exports. Preview the workouts and choose which new ones to add. Existing workouts are kept, and personal records are recalculated to include your imported history. Cardio personal records: longest time, longest distance, most calories, calories per minute, best pace, highest average speed and highest power in watts. The iPhone number pad has a Done button when set check-off is on. Time on cardio and timed sets is typed on the number pad.

A set with no weight is a bodyweight set. It saves, reads "BW × 15" and counts for personal records. A weight typed with a minus sign, such as -15, is an assisted set: bodyweight minus 15, like an assisted dip. At the same reps, added weight ranks above bodyweight, and bodyweight ranks above assisted. In Settings, More from Scrolling Is Evil now lists Low Back Pain Coach and Tomato Potato first.

Kettlebell, Bands and Suspension are now equipment types, next to Barbell, Dumbbell, Machine, Cable and Bodyweight. The kettlebell exercises in the catalog are filed under Kettlebell, and tags you made for these that were under Other moved to Equipment. Your exercises, workouts and records are unchanged. Selected tags now have readable text in every palette, in light and dark mode.

RepMark has a new look. On Today, strength sets sit in a grid of weight and reps, and a set that beats your best gets an outline and the words Personal record. Stats and exercise charts are flat tables and lines, and dark mode has its own navy-black colors. The Supporter card in Settings opens a new sheet with the price on the button and Restore under it. Settings also lists the other Scrolling Is Evil apps. Share workout turns a finished workout, or a past one in History, into a picture that leads with the day's personal record (or its volume or set count) and lists the exercises and sets under it. Share personal record, in the menu of a record set, makes a picture of that one lift with your previous best and the gain. Nothing is sent until you tap Share. Your workouts, routines and settings carry over as they are.

Weights of 1,000 or more and decimal commas now stay exactly as you type them. Google Drive backup asks before it replaces a backup made on another phone, and clearing all data can no longer race a backup. A first run starts Today with Add exercise. The Supporter button shows the price, and Restore says what it found. Buttons grow with large text instead of cutting off.

Faster set logging and clearer workouts. • Star favorite exercises — they pin to the top of filtered lists • Weight Done/Enter jumps straight to reps — keyboard stays open • Drag to reorder exercises in a workout or routine • Rest timer on cardio (same timer as strength) • Extra tracked fields for holds/planks, clearer duration entry • Calendar colors by routine, heatmap centers on today • Substitute an exercise without losing your sets • Email support from Settings → About No account, no ads, no tracking — ever.

• Substitute exercise from the workout … menu — swap an exercise and keep your sets on that slot • Settings → About → Email support

Android: Save and Done stay above the system navigation bar. Calendar today uses your local date.

The set you are typing stays above the keyboard.

The number pad has a Done button when set checkmarks are off, so you can close the keyboard without losing the weight or reps. Fresh workouts classify correctly. The rest timer explains the notification permission before iOS asks.

Adding a custom exercise is now a full screen instead of a cramped dialog. The keyboard no longer opens over the form, the name label is readable, and the new-tag field is reachable without scrolling. Tags are grouped by muscle group and equipment, and a new tag can be filed into either group so it shows up in the matching filter row.

Fixes a crash when renaming an exercise, and a crash on a brand-new install. Add exercise is easier to use: after you pick a tag, the filter chips are now two compact rows — muscle groups on top, equipment below — so you can narrow to something like "Chest + Barbell" in two taps and still see plenty of the list. You can give your own tags a type (Muscle, Equipment or Other) when you create them, and change it later by long-pressing a tag. The rest-timer notification permission is now explained before it is requested, instead of being asked for the moment you open the app.

Rename exercises You can now rename any exercise from the library, including the built-in ones. Renamed a built-in by mistake? One tap restores its original name. Backups confirm themselves Exporting a backup now tells you it saved, and how big the file was, instead of leaving you guessing. Weekly totals fix During the first days of a month, the Training totals card could leave out workouts you had already logged that week. It now counts the whole week.

RepMark now speaks your language. • Full Spanish, German, Portuguese and French translations — including all 153 exercises and every tag • Exercise lists sort correctly in your language, and search still finds the English name too • Dates and numbers follow your locale • Your data stays exactly as it was: names are translated on screen only, so backups and CSV files keep working across languages No account, no ads, no tracking — ever.

This release smooths out set logging: • Weight and reps now show their +/- buttons together — no more layout jumping • The keyboard stays up when you move between weight and reps • The workout screen scrolls so the Add exercise button stays in reach • Phones are now portrait-only for a steadier one-handed feel No account, no ads, no tracking — ever. Thanks for lifting with RepMark.

Thanks for lifting with RepMark. This release adds small refinements and reliability improvements under the hood. RepMark stays the same fast, private, offline workout tracker — no account, no ads, no tracking, ever. Enjoying the app? A quick rating helps other lifters find it.

A polished release built on the new Aurora design. • Estimated 1RM now shows in each set's menu — tap for the Epley breakdown • Cleaner empty states across Routines and more • Faster, clearer CSV import with a progress indicator • Refreshed charts, calendar, and personal-record celebration • Various fixes and performance polish No account, no ads, no tracking — ever. Thanks for lifting with RepMark.