Spotter 2.0 learns your body, not just your lifts. • Today is now a dashboard: your next workout, weekly goal, streak, water, body weight and measurements at a glance. • Muscle balance: a body map of where your training went over the last 7 or 30 days, including what you skipped. Tap a muscle to see which exercises worked it. • Water: a full-screen glass, a Home Screen widget, and gentle reminders that stop once you hit your goal. Works with Apple Health. • Body measurements for chest, waist, hips, arms and thighs, with the change since you started. • Share a workout, a finished session, a personal record or your measurements as an image, or send a workout as a link that opens straight in Spotter. No account needed, on either side. • Siri: say "Log my set in Spotter" between sets, or ask how much rest is left. • On-device AI now writes in your language, balances your week when it plans a workout, and its answers appear as they are written. • An interrupted workout can be picked up where you left off, and a backup can be restored. • VoiceOver confirms every set out loud, and every screen works at the largest text sizes. No account, no ads, and your data stays on your phone. Made by one person. Tell me what to build next.

Log what actually happened. • Drop sets, sets to failure, AMRAP, back-offs and rest-pause. Mark what a set really was, and your records stay honest: the hard work still counts toward your volume, but a stripped-down drop set no longer competes with your top set. • Left and right logged separately for single-arm and single-leg work. Log the left, Spotter flips to the right, and both sides land as one set. • Set a tempo like 3-2-3-0 and Spotter ticks through every part of every rep and counts them for you, so you can stop counting in your head. • Weighted pull-ups and dips now count your bodyweight, not just the belt. Your volume and estimated 1RM for those movements are finally right. • Warm-up ramps for dumbbells, machines and cables, not just the barbell, and one tap to log the whole ramp. • A note on any single set, and notes you can still edit after you finish. • Apple Watch rebuilt: two clean pages instead of one long scroll, left and right on the wrist, and last time's numbers where you can actually see them. • Workouts that never made it to Apple Health are sent across automatically. No account, no ads, and your data stays on your phone. Made by one person. Tell me what to build next.

Spotter now speaks your language. • The whole app is translated into Dutch, German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese: every screen, and all 134 exercise names. • Pick your language in Settings, whatever your phone is set to. • Imports understand non-English files now: exercise names from a Dutch or German export match your built-in exercises instead of creating duplicates, and European number formats (77,5 kg) load correctly. • Plus a pass over spacing and layout so longer translated text still fits. No account, no ads, and your data stays on your phone. Made by one person. Tell me what to build next.

Deeper workouts and faster logging. • Per-set targets: give each set its own weight, reps, and rest time, not one target for the whole exercise. • Warm-up sets: mark a set as a warm-up so it stays out of your PRs and progression, while still counting toward volume. • Effort, your way: RPE now explains what each number means, and you can switch to RIR (reps in reserve) instead. • Bring your history: import past workouts from Strong, Hevy, and Jefit, so your trends and streak start full. • Body weight: log it, watch the trend, and sync it with Apple Health. • Bug fixes Thanks for all the support.

The biggest update yet: a rebuilt workout session, supersets, custom exercises, and set logging on Apple Watch. • Rebuilt live session: your reps and weight, big and readable. Scrub to adjust, then pull the set down to rack it. • See your last workout set by set while you train, with a suggestion when you're ready to add weight. • Plate math and warm-up ramps: know exactly what to load on the bar and how to work up to your top set. • Supersets: pair exercises and alternate between them without rest. • Custom exercises: add anything your gym has, with the same trends and records as built-in ones. • Apple Watch: log sets and control your rest timer from your wrist, with your set progress at a glance. • "Adapt for today" (on supported iPhones) now works on every workout, not just the recommended one. • Plus: new haptics, a 3-2-1 rest countdown, an optional RPE field, lb/kg on the Watch, and "vs last time" on every summary. Thanks for lifting with Spotter. Tell me what to build next.