- Add, rename and delete categories in Settings > Manage Categories - Music now pauses during announcements by default (adjustable in Settings) - Fixed a rare skipped number in the spoken countdown

- Fixed an issue where a saved plan could appear twice. Duplicated plans are merged back into one automatically on launch

- Choose the voice for announcements. Settings > Announcements lets you preview each one, and explains how to add more natural-sounding voices - New option to pause the music while an announcement is spoken, for songs where the vocals drown it out. Countdown numbers never pause it - Turn cue volume down in five steps. It applies to voice, tones and the tempo click together, so the music can stay loud - Shuffle playlists. Turn it on and each workout starts on a different track - Blocks are easier to rearrange: tap Edit for up/down arrows, swipe left to delete, swipe right to duplicate - Sound settings are now split into Tone cues and Announcements Plus smaller fixes, including duplicated plans losing their tempo (BPM) setting.

- Play a playlist from your music library on any block. Voice and tone cues stay audible over it - Blocks with music now show the playlist name in the plan editor - A Home Screen widget can hold several plans: a list on the medium and large sizes, arrows to flip through on the small one - Settings > Permissions now shows the status of music access Note: because of the widget change, widgets already on your Home Screen go back to the default selection. Touch and hold a widget and choose Edit Widget to pick your plans again. Plus a handful of smaller fixes.

- Let tones do the talking: swap the spoken announcements for sounds, plan by plan - Five tones to choose from, and a separate sound for the end of a plan (Settings > Sound) - Add a tempo (BPM) click to any step - Put a widget on your Home Screen to open a plan you use often - Start a plan with Siri or from the Shortcuts app - Log meditation as Mindful Minutes in the Health app - Run-time options now live on one "Plan Settings" screen in the editor Plus various small fixes.

Sort your plans into categories - Start from a template: HIIT, a distance run, a run/walk interval, meditation, or Pomodoro - Combine a base and an accent to recolor the app, and pick light or dark in Settings - Export your history as a CSV file - Pause and resume from the Lock Screen - Rebuilt plan editor: blocks and their steps now sit on one screen - VoiceOver support Plus various small fixes.

What's new since 1.2 - New Stats tab: monthly sessions and total time, plus a day-by-day history you can scroll back through - Reorganized into three tabs: Plans, Stats, Settings - Ads removed, including in the free tier - How to Use now suggests pairing with Apple's Workout app to record the workout itself - New Share usage data switch in Settings: anonymous, and off whenever you like - Fixed overlapping text on the Stats screen when you have no sessions yet

Loopa 1.2 adds a Stats tab for looking back on what you've done, and removes ads. New Stats tab: see how many sessions you did in a month, how many different plans you used, and your total time, along with a day-by-day view and the month's history. Switch months to look further back The app is now organized into three tabs: Plans, Stats, and Settings Ads are gone. The free tier no longer shows any advertising Plus various bug fixes.

Loopa 1.2 adds a Stats tab for looking back on what you've done, and removes ads. - New Stats tab: see how many sessions you did in a month, how many different plans you used, and your total time, along with a day-by-day view and the month's history. Switch months to look further back - The app is now organized into three tabs: Plans, Stats, and Settings - Ads are gone. The free tier no longer shows any advertising Plus various bug fixes.

We fixed the in-app How to Use guide. It now covers pause/resume, duplicating plans, iCloud sync, and theme switching, and the plan gestures are described the way they actually work.

Loopa 1.1 adds features many of you asked for: - iCloud sync: your plans are now automatically backed up to iCloud and carry over when you switch devices - Pause and resume: pause a workout mid-session and pick up right where you left off - Duplicate plans: quickly copy an existing plan to create a variation - Two new themes, Ink and Wood: switch between three free themes (Air, Ink, Wood) in Settings Plus various bug fixes and performance improvements.