REAL FOOTAGE. Thirteen machines filmed on a gym floor, 26 clips. A movement's card carries the first frame of its own video, and Log Sets opens on the footage, edge to edge, fading into the page. LOG SETS, REBUILT. One ledger, hairline under every set, one set open at a time. Weight scrubbed on a strip, reps as a row of numerals, DONE. Logged rows say FAILURE or how many you left. THE FOOD LOG. The Fuel tab now logs meals the way it logs sets: meals and entries, a bank of staples, your own foods, a photo of the plate. Maintenance is measured from your own logbook once there is enough of one, and a day of food can be built to your targets. INTELLIGENCE. A page on the Workout tab that says what to train today and why, shows the week in figures, and can write the review on device with Apple Intelligence. Beat Last Time beside every target. RIR calibration. Live load adjustment when a set falls short. A pain flow that pauses a movement and finds you another. A 30-minute mode. Nearby training partners over an encrypted local link. THE BODY IN THREE DIMENSIONS. The recovery map is now a rotating anatomical figure, every muscle tinted by how fatigued it is. STRENGTH STANDARDS. Where each lift stands for your bodyweight and age, not just against last month. SPOKEN CUES. When the rest clock runs out, the next set is read aloud over your music. TIMELAPSE. Every progress photo of one pose, dissolving into the next, exported as a video. SETTINGS AS FIGURES. Every row shows its number, not a paragraph. 2FAILURE PRO. The analysis layer is now a subscription: the workout report, gains score history and two-way Apple Health sync. Three months free, then $7.99 a month, on 2failure.com. The bank, the generator, logging, progression, the recovery model, targets, templates and export stay free.