• Faster: switching between Today, Train, Trends and Body no longer reloads each tab, saving a meal and searching foods are quicker, and the app catches up right away when you come back to it. • Smarter workouts: a lift moves up a step once you reach 15 reps at your target effort, a set logged closer to failure than its target RIR is flagged as you log it, and straight-set lifts now count toward your weekly volume. • Smoother and more stable: updated animation, keyboard and crash-reporting components, and full-screen support for iPhone Duo.

• Log your next set from the Lock Screen: tap Done on the workout's Live Activity (iPhone) or live notification (Android) without opening the app. • Workouts finish cleaner: Zone 2 cardio asks for an effort rating, blank RIRs can be set in one tap, and weekly volume shows the dates of your current rotation. • Undo, edit or delete a meal and Apple Health updates too; your widget and watch now roll over at the time your day starts, not midnight.

• Choices look and feel like the rest of your phone: the ranges on Trends and Body, and units, theme and language in Settings, now use the system's own segmented control. • Fix a weighed food later: a food you logged by weight remembers it, so changing it to 180 g instead of 150 redoes the numbers for you. • Fields stay above the keyboard, large text reads better, half-height sheets are solid to the bottom, and delete has its own red so it no longer looks like every other button.

• Logging feels native: the food sheet is a real iOS sheet you can pull up or swipe away, and pressing and holding any meal shows a preview with Edit, Add to Quick add and Delete. • Every meal of the day has its own + Add, and quick-logged foods show what is left: "Logged Oatmeal · 300 kcal · 1,050 left". • Trends now charts your maintenance estimate over time, and Body draws your weight with a trend line that follows a steady loss instead of lagging behind it. Drag across a chart to read any day. • Workouts work without signal: start, log and finish offline, and it syncs when you are back. A rest timer counts down on your Lock Screen. • Weigh-ins: log a day you missed, undo a delete, and get a heads-up when a number looks like a typo. • Fixed: foods with very long names could be lost after showing "saved offline", and a deleted weigh-in could come back from Apple Health. • Better with VoiceOver and large text across Today, Train, Trends and Body.

• Fixed: while a fast was running, its timer in the Dynamic Island stretched across the top of the screen and hid the clock. The island now stays just wide enough for the timer. • Ready for iOS 27. • Smaller fixes and polish.

• Reached your goal? One tap on Body switches Ignia to maintenance: your target moves to the calories you have been measured to burn, and the streak nudges go quiet. • Your calorie target now follows Ignia's measured estimate from the first day of measured mode, instead of waiting behind a confidence bar. • Fixed: the sign-in screen could flash once after an update, even though you were still signed in. • Fixed: the day still in progress no longer counts as evidence in your maintenance estimate. • Fixed: redoing onboarding no longer overwrites a measured target. • Fixed: the Today header could clip at larger text sizes, and a column header in Train wrapped in Spanish.

A new app icon and a dark launch screen. Health Connect on Android connects again (a fix for a crash on the permission prompt). Plus everything that arrived over the air since the last release: a fast you logged wrong can be fixed, water on Trends, milestones, onboarding that ends with your first log, smarter reminders, and a proper welcome the first time you open the app.

TRAINING, REBUILT • Drag to reorder exercises inside a template • The template editor scrolls properly, so long workouts stay reachable • Clearer set types, a labeled RIR scale, and a glossary for the jargon • VoiceOver reads the RIR control correctly FASTER FOOD SEARCH • Results come straight from the built-in USDA database, so they arrive without waiting on an outside server FIXES • The rings on Today animate again • Body-fat percentage stays inside its card • The last row of Today is no longer hidden behind the tab bar

• Say what you ate. There's a microphone on the Add screen now — it turns your words into a logged meal, on-device when your language's model is installed. • A calmer Add screen: one ranked list of the foods you actually eat, a pinned quick-add strip, and meals that file themselves into breakfast, lunch or dinner by the time of day. • Your fast, on the Lock Screen — and in the Dynamic Island, counting while it runs. • A wider home-screen widget, plus fixes to its quick-add button and to logging by Siri. • Today now shows the maintenance calories Ignia has measured for you, and how far above or below them you are. • A break in weigh-ins no longer rewrites what Ignia thinks you burn — and coming back to the scale can't send that estimate swinging. • Goal pace tells you when your calorie floor won't allow the pace you picked, instead of quietly changing it. • Streaks and weekly averages now count the days they claim to. • The coach reads the full two weeks of meals it says it reads. • Train speaks plainly: a labelled RIR scale, described set types, and a glossary. • Apple Watch complication refresh fixes. • Spanish fixes, including rate units that were still showing in English. • Fixed: the email that confirms your account could land in spam. It now comes from ignia.fit.

• Ignia on your wrist — an Apple Watch app and a face complication showing the calories and protein you have left, plus Lock Screen widgets on iPhone • Home-screen widget — today's calories and protein at a glance • Apple Health now imports steps and active energy, and your activity level corrects itself from what you actually did • Writing in a food yourself is now one tap from the top of the Add screen, and a search that finds nothing offers to add what you typed • Sign in with Google or Apple and connect it to the account you already have — no more accidental second account • Meal reminders can each be turned off on their own • One stray weigh-in no longer drags your weight trend • Refine Targets reliably loads your latest weight • Dates now follow the app's language instead of the phone's • Editing a workout template keeps its clusters, cues and progression • Body measurements no longer vanish while you type, and can be edited after saving • Rate Ignia without leaving the app