IMPORT FROM ANOTHER APP Years of training should not stay locked in the app you are leaving. Profile → Import from Another App now reads an export from Strong, Hevy or FitNotes. It adds to your history rather than replacing it, so a Gym+ log you have already started survives. Exercise names differ between apps, so anything short of a certain match is listed for you to confirm, change or skip — and nothing is written until you approve that screen. Importing the same file twice adds nothing. Imported sets carry no effort rating, because another app's scale is not this one's and a made-up number would skew your suggestions. ADDING AN EXERCISE THE LIBRARY DOES NOT HAVE You could always do this. You could not find it, which is the same thing. A search that matches nothing now says so and offers to create what you typed, already filled in. That includes the picker you use mid-workout: create the movement and it goes straight into the session, instead of sending you out to another tab to look for a button. THE MUSCLE MAP WAS WRONG ABOUT PRESSING The map drew one shape for the whole deltoid, so every pressing movement in the library — bench included — shaded the back of the shoulder as though you had trained it. Pressing is the front. The rear delt is now lit by the movements that actually train it: the reverse flyes, face pulls and rows. The volume view reads from the same place, so the two can no longer tell you different things. THE TWO 1RM NUMBERS Both were correct, which is why it read as a bug: the chart plots your last eight sessions, the record is all-time, and neither said so. The chart now names its window and draws your record as a line across it, rounded exactly as the counter is, so they cannot disagree. When the record sits above everything recently plotted, the chart makes room for it rather than cropping it off. A READABLE SET ROW The control that removes a set was the faintest colour in the app, in an unlabelled column, with a tap target well under the size Apple asks for. It has a label, a border, and a target you can actually hit now. THE KEYBOARD OVER THE NOTES FIELD Opening the keyboard covered the workout notes. Focusing the field now scrolls it into view, and on Android the screen moves out of the way at all — it was not doing so before.