The coach can no longer go quiet on you, and it always edits the right set. - Fixing a set by voice now always lands on the set you mean. If it lives on another exercise, the coach names it and asks first. - "Log it anyway" now actually logs the set, every time. - Your workout clock is on screen, and your recap shows total time. - Changing rest time mid workout now applies to the workout you are in. - The mic in chat waits for you to finish your sentence instead of cutting in. - Finished a workout? The coach names your next session in plan order, not a weekday you never picked. - Go suspiciously light and your coach will notice. Right on target is earned now. - Tell IronMate about your setup, like one cable pulley only, and your plan and swaps respect it. - Weak gym wifi? Every line still plays: openings, next set calls, and the wrap up. - Repeat sets log by voice again, like 245 after 245. - Session one opens with a proper introduction in the founder's own words.

IronMate now finishes every turn it starts. - It waits after asking for your reps or weight, and keeps every number you give it. - Say log it and it saves the number it just confirmed. - Voice corrections like "IronMate, change that last set" now work, and recognition knows your exercise names. - Zero weight always logs. A zero that contradicts your earlier sets gets one quick check first. - The coach finishes its sentence before the screen moves on. - Honest reconnects: a paused voice shows VOICE PAUSED and tapping really retries. - First workout? The coach now introduces itself properly instead of pretending it knows you. - Calmer screen while you edit a set, plus clearer onboarding.

IronMate now ignores the gym around you. Say Done to log a set, say IronMate to ask a question, and everything else it hears is left alone. Timers, set announcements and rest calls still speak on their own. Set logging is steadier: numbers you say in conversation can no longer end up in your log, answers survive a bit of hesitation, and saying you are warming up buys you a few quiet minutes. Fixing or reviewing an exercise you already finished no longer pulls the coach back to it. When the microphone genuinely stops hearing you, IronMate now notices and says so instead of appearing to listen. New after each exercise: a quick summary of what was logged, with a shortcut to fix the last set. The voice recognition accent question is now part of setup, so IronMate hears you correctly from the first session.

New voice recognition accent setting (Auto, American, British, Australian) so IronMate hears you better. Smarter set logging: multi-part numbers like 5 40 log as 540, suspicious weights get a quick spoken confirm, and plates convert to pounds automatically. Fix a set right after the exercise advances, by voice or with the new Fix Last Set shortcut. Timed exercises now count down to the target in minutes and seconds, call the last minute, and finish themselves on time, even with your phone locked. Finishing a workout now warns you if an exercise is still pending, and the summary is final. Reliability: better microphone recovery when another app takes the mic, no duplicate plan cards in chat, and soreness check-ins that feed your next session.

Steadier hands-free coaching with the phone locked in your pocket. - The app now guarantees its background audio session at the start of every workout and every time the phone locks, so voice coaching and set logging keep running - Fixed a rare startup crash that could interrupt background coaching - A finished exercise always moves on to the next one - Smoother recovery when AirPods reconnect or a call interrupts

Your coaching decisions now land everywhere they should. - Plan changes agreed in chat write through to your workout exactly as stated, with a confirmation card that always shows up - Cardio finishers are real timed rows added to your sessions - Injury swaps keep the rest of your training intact - The voice coach answers questions mid workout, recovers instantly if your AirPods reconnect, and no longer talks over itself - The lock screen shows the right next exercise, plank timers log when you stop them, weighted moves accept bodyweight, and debrief voice notes confirm they saved

Your training partner is steadier this round. - The voice always matches what the screen shows, and asks instead of guessing - A visible voice status in the workout, with one tap to bring listening back - Nothing is ever logged or finished for you: after a rest the coach asks what you got, and a walked-away session is saved as partial - Drop an exercise for the day when something hurts: the coach offers lighter weight, a swap, or ending the session - The coach knows each movement's equipment and answers plan questions honestly - Fixes for filler sounds, choppy speech, and a crash on the Home screen

Your training partner got faster and steadier. - Coach replies are spoken sentence by sentence, so answers start sooner - Voice logging never goes silent: if a set is not caught, IronMate says so and asks you to repeat it - Ask how long is left in your rest or in the whole workout and get the real number - Machine taken? Tap SWAP on the exercise card (or say "swap this exercise") and keep every logged set - Voice permissions are asked up front, never mid set - Weight advice always uses your latest logged set

Your training partner and your plan now always agree. The coach's advice, the weekly plan, and the check-ins all read from the same source, so day counts, session lengths, and day labels stay consistent. Timed holds like planks now use a real hold timer instead of reps. You can also copy or resend chat messages, the debrief save button stays above the keyboard, and plans rebuilt around an injury avoid every impact move.

Plate math, handled. Say "two plates" on bench and IronMate counts per side, adds the bar, and says the total out loud. Not sure how heavy the plates are? It asks once and remembers for the session. Your training partner always answers. If IronMate asks a question mid set, it follows up until it hears you, and it tells you when it moves on. Faster voice responses during sets, plus reliability fixes for voice logging, corrections, and account reset.

IronMate is now invite only during early access. Sign in and enter the invitation code you were given to get started. Codes come personally from the founder. Also in this update: small stability improvements.