We’ve been working on updates to workout tracking, nutrition, and your coaching experience. This release brings refinements across the features you use throughout your day, from planning your training to logging your meals. Thanks for making CreatorClone part of your routine.

We’ve been working on fresh updates to nutrition tracking, Apple Watch, and your coaching experience. There’s a little something new throughout CreatorClone, and we’re excited for you to explore it. Thanks for making us part of your routine!

Create supersets and choose whether to keep exercises paired or separate them for one workout. Updated rest timers distinguish the transition between exercises from recovery after a round. Edit individual foods and portions directly from your meal cards. Describe a meal in text, then review and adjust its ingredients. Meal plans and swaps remember food combinations you have asked to avoid. Plus fixes for workout changes and reliability improvements.

Your day holds every workout you did, not just the one we planned. Log the workout that wasn't in the plan. A five-mile run, a spin class, a late-night lift — tap Add Workout and it rides the day it happened on, next to the session from your program. More than one workout on a day is normal now. Studio classes are in the picker by name with their usual length filled in, there's a row for logging your own, and none of it distorts the progression math on your planned work. Cardio moved onto the day, out of a tab of its own. Runs, rides and walks sit beside your lifts, a day is two taps, and the week's total counts each session once at the number that was measured. Your cardio target carries a heart-rate band and steps up after three consistent weeks. Tell your coach where it hurts. Two taps at signup — when it bothers you, and whether anyone has looked at it — and your program picks around it. A knee that only complains under load gets a substitute that still trains the leg. After a session that touched it, your coach asks one question and adjusts from the answer. Your coach reads your setup before answering about it. Ask how your watch data gets in and it checks what you have actually connected, instead of describing a settings screen that doesn't exist. A Garmin, Fitbit or Galaxy arrives through Apple Health, and the coach now says so. Your coach stops nagging. The broken-streak messages, the food-logging reminders and the 8pm "did you train yet" are gone. In their place: a note on Monday when the week is set, a review on Sunday of the one you just finished, and a heads-up at the hour you said you train. Fixed some legibility issues with light mode, particularly some elements on the main dashboard. Plus an x to clear the food search, a workout player that holds your place through an interruption, a rest timer that counts the whole rest, food search that knows which country you're in, and a long list of fixes.

Your coach is on your wrist. The new watch app puts four things a glance away: how recovered you are, how much of the day's food is left, what today's session is, and where your weight is heading. Tap any one to open it. Train from your watch. Log every set, see the day's whole exercise list with your progress on it, and keep an eye on elapsed time, heart rate and calories while you work. Finished sessions reach Apple Health carrying the energy you actually burned. Log a meal by talking to your wrist. Tap the plus, say what you ate, and your phone takes it from there, so you are not standing in the kitchen waiting for it to think. The set you are in, on your Lock Screen. A Live Activity keeps the current set and a running clock in the Dynamic Island, and the rest timer still buzzes when your phone is locked. Bring your training history with you. Import from Hevy or JEFIT and your coach starts from the lifts you already did, streak and badges included, instead of a blank first week. If you log somewhere else, ask us and we will look at adding it. Plus a bunch of bug fixes.

Ask your coach a question and you get an answer you can read at a glance, not a paragraph to wade through. Answers you can act on. Ask about your week, your macros, your lifts, or what changed in your plan, and it comes back as a card built for that question, with one tap through to the full screen. More exercise demos. Animated form loops and warm-up ramps now cover the lifts you run most, so nothing is a guess mid set. Apple Health, both directions. Finished workouts flow back into Health, and the app goes and collects the days it never recorded. Name the day. Set the date a goal has to land on instead of picking from presets, and the plan works backward from it. Your Sunday review got sharper. The weekly card now carries the same verdict and four-domain read as the full review. Plus a confirmation card that expires instead of waiting forever, and a long list of fixes.

A big one. Your coach got a memory, and your plan got a direction. Coach memory. Tell it about the bad shoulder or the work trip once and it stays told. Ask what you decided weeks ago and it pulls up the real history instead of guessing. Cut or bulk, decided. A progress photo, your weigh-ins, and your lifts now set your phase, then run it: calories, protein, training emphasis, and a weekly read on whether you are on pace. It tells you when to stop. Demos on every exercise. Animated form reference and warm-up ramps built into each lift, so nothing is a guess mid set. Coaching in your ear. Hear your coach call the set over your music, hands free. Muscle balance map. Weekly volume across every muscle group, so nothing falls behind by accident. Faster food logging, smarter portions, and meal plans built around what is already in your kitchen. Plus a new look, Apple Health syncing, and a long list of fixes.