Fixes an issue that could sign you out when your connection dropped. If your session does end, the sign-in screen now remembers who you are and gets you back in with one tap.

Fixes a crash that could happen when choosing a photo. Thanks for your patience.

What's new in 0.1.4: • Compatibility with the latest version of iOS, so the app opens reliably on the newest devices and updates.

What's new in 0.1.3: • Behind the scenes: a diagnostics fix, so we can see and fix problems faster.

What's new in 0.1.2: • Smoother navigation and less battery use — screens you aren't looking at no longer keep re-rendering behind the one you are. • Behind the scenes: better diagnostics, so problems get found and fixed faster.

What's new in 0.1.1: • Two ways to run a session. On the session overview, choose "One exercise at a time" — all of an exercise's sets, then move on — or "Circuit," one set of each exercise, then round again. Same total work, a different order. Restoria remembers the way you ran it last. • In a circuit, Restoria asks how an exercise felt once, on its last round, instead of after every round. Rounds cope with uneven set counts: an exercise prescribed fewer sets drops out of the later rounds rather than padding the circuit with sets nobody asked for. • Fixed clips going black partway through a workout. A long session now plays straight through, both in the previews on the overview and in the guided run. • Fixed a bug that could leave the app stuck on the loading screen at launch, where reinstalling was the only way back in. • A clip that can't play now tells you so, instead of sitting on a black box. • When something does go wrong, you get a plain-English explanation rather than raw technical text. • The Clips tab no longer keeps refreshing in the background while you are on another screen, and a large library loads its thumbnails with far less memory — better battery life and smoother scrolling. A thumbnail that can't load now settles instead of spinning forever.