Bug Fixes UI/UX updates

Less tapping between sets. A clearer view of your training. Stack 2.0 refreshes your workout, planning and progress screens, with easier access to your last session and a more useful workout summary. New with Stack Pro: review gaps in your planned week, preview a routine change and see how it affects your set targets before saving. Compare monthly, yearly and lifetime access together. Your workout log, history, muscle map and basic trends stay free.

See which muscles you have actually trained. The new Map tab in Progress paints a front and back body map from your last three weeks of sets, and you can tap any group to break it down to the sub-muscle and the exercises behind it. Cards under the map flag what has gone cold. Rest controls now sit on the Lock Screen: add 30 seconds or repeat your last set without unlocking.

Track your physique with progress photos. A new Photos tab in Progress guides you through pose by pose check-ins, then lines up your beginning and latest shots with your weight change on top. Pick your poses, save partial check-ins, and lock the photos behind Face ID. Rest timer alerts now reach you with the screen locked, and onboarding asks once before turning them on.

History got a full calendar. Tap any day to see what you did in place, no popup. Personal records from normal sessions now show up on the day you set them. Days with a 1RM test get a star on the calendar, and the result card shows whether you hit your goal. The home screen is tighter: Today and This Week in one section, color-coded frequency bars, and a cleaner pre-workout screen on the Train tab.

• Guided 1RM Test for Bench, Squat, and Deadlift — 5-step warm-up with adaptive "heads up" prompts and a validated 1RM saved to history • Workout timer now visible in the title row • Weight Converter moved into the set logger with one-tap access • Set logging actions renamed "Complete" for clarity

• "No bar" plate mode and machine initial-resistance for plate-loaded machines. • Smarter cross-device dedupe so the same exercise doesn't show up four times after CloudKit hydrates. • Quick-swipe direction now matches Apple's leading-edge convention. • New About section with Terms, Privacy, and built-in support contact.

• Added clearer iCloud sync status and safer sign-out prompts when recent workouts may not be synced yet. • Fixed custom exercises assigned to muscle areas like Core so they count toward muscle coverage and save for reuse. • Improved Big 3 / 1RM tracking so canonical lift variants contribute to the right trend. • Improved warm-up set rest timer behavior and Live Activity timer reliability. • Cleaned up starter exercise mappings and improved Back Extension coverage under Core.