What's new • A real coach, right in the app. Invite clients by code or link, see their progress and history on the same screens you use, and assign programs — your own, a ready-made one, or one the AI coach builds from the athlete's log. • Games between sets: Don't Drop It, Load the Bar, Rack 'Em and a runner. With a leaderboard, while you rest. • The AI coach answers live: you see what I'm doing, the reply streams in, and a long answer no longer shows "no connection". • Sharper progress reviews: I measure growth by e1RM over the whole period, spot paused lifts and give a next step for each one. • Reorder program days and exercises with a long press and drag. • Dynamic Island shows your rest countdown, even when minimized. • Workout header shows time since your first set. • Make your own exercise from a template — "Make a copy" under your name. • Forgot to log? I'll add a set or a whole workout after the fact. • Every coach message lives in Profile → Notifications, even with pushes off. • Export your full log in one archive. • Offline, no drama: exercise images live on your phone, and one calm banner replaces the error pile.

What's new in 1.0.3 • Mixed up weight and reps? Type "8 60" and I'll ask: did you mean 60 × 8? No more fake records. • Typos are fine. Type "sqaut" and I'll show you Squat instead of creating a new exercise. • Supersets go in a loop: "Next →" takes you to the next exercise, and the current one always comes first. • The exercise catalog shows the most popular moves first, and the beginner tips now sit behind the ⓘ button. • Sharing a workout picture is easier: it has a caption at the bottom, and I add a link to the app. • I'm clearer about what data I send to the AI coach and when. • Out of questions for today? I'll tell you when I'm back. Your log and programs still work as usual. • Removed an extra character from the gym in the menu.

The coach now types the answer as it goes — no waiting a full minute. If the connection drops mid-answer, what’s written stays. The exercise picker puts the essentials first: bench, squat, rows. Rare stuff is out of the way. Your first workout shows how to log a set — and where to find that help later. Neater rest timer, the app follows your phone’s language, camera for exercise photos, small fixes.