The count comes first. Finishing a workout now asks for your rep count before the score, the records and your baselines are worked out, so a correction reaches everything. Records that an over-count had earned and a correction could not take back are removed once, the first time this build opens. Also in this build: • Alternating sessions run on the camera: two or three movements, one phone position for all of them. • A coach-recommended session can now run on the camera, not only with a sensor or by hand. • Browse workouts opens all forty coach-written workouts, with filters for length, effort and movement, and each one says whether it fits today. • The daily recommendation draws on forty coach-written sessions, up from fourteen. • In the live mirror, the round label no longer sits under the rep count.

Camera sessions save again. On the last two builds, finishing a camera session that had counted reps said "Nothing Recorded" and offered only Discard. That is fixed. The reps the camera counted are yours to save, like any other set. Setup ends with a program, and a promise. Tell the coach your goal, your experience and how many days a week you have, and it names one program that fits all three, then says what that program is for in its own numbers: how many weeks, how many days, about how long a session runs. If you would rather choose, "Show me other options" opens the shelf and enrols nothing. Then it proves it. Finish a program and the coach asks for week one, day one again, unchanged. The same session, weeks apart, then your reps, your bell, how it felt and your BellScore side by side, with one line on what changed. No sensor needed. Two days a week is enough to start. Two-Day Engine is a six-week beginner program built for two sessions a week: the swing every session, a second lift that rotates every two weeks, and an easier final week so you reach the retest fresh. It is the program a beginner with two days is now offered at setup. Find the right program faster. The Programs tab now has filters for level, days a week, length and what a program is for. Set one and the shelf narrows. Clear them and it is the shelf you know. Also in this build: • Your daily recommendation can name fourteen coach-written sessions alongside the ones it builds, offers a swing or snatch main on lighter days, and leans toward lifts you have not trained lately. • The setup conversation's weekly-target line is the coach's own recording. • Body points that leave the frame are no longer drawn on the skeleton. • Camera setup settles. Distance is judged over a moment, not a single frame, so "step back a little" no longer flickers on and off while you stand still. • Crash reports reach us readable, so the bugs you hit get fixed faster.

Meet your coach on day one. Setup is a conversation now. Your coach introduces itself out loud, asks what it needs — your bodyweight, the bells you own, what you're training for — and you answer by speaking or typing, whichever suits you. Then it answers you back in its own words and starts you on your first session. Tell it what kind of day you're having. BellSense+ adds three controls to today's session: different bells, something hurts, short on time. The coach rebuilds the session around what you've actually got, shows you exactly what changed before you commit, and it still counts as your program day. Want something else entirely? It picks you a one-off and your program day waits for next time. The camera setup screen turns green. If it never did for you, this is why: on the front-facing lens — the one the app opens with — it could not detect a body at all. Fixed. That screen also has a Cancel button now, survives switching lenses, and tells you the real reason it can't see you instead of asking you to keep stepping back. Also in this build: • Start works on every Home state — the coach's recommendation now launches the session it just named. • Workout cues are audible again; seven of them had been shipping silent.

Meet your coach on day one. Setup is a conversation now. Your coach introduces itself out loud, asks what it needs — your bodyweight, the bells you own, what you're training for — and you answer by speaking or typing, whichever suits you. Then it answers you back in its own words and starts you on your first session. Tell it what kind of day you're having. BellSense+ adds three controls to today's session: different bells, something hurts, short on time. The coach rebuilds the session around what you've actually got, shows you exactly what changed before you commit, and it still counts as your program day. Want something else entirely? It picks you a one-off and your program day waits for next time. The camera setup screen turns green. If it never did for you, this is why: on the front-facing lens — the one the app opens with — it could not detect a body at all. Fixed. That screen also has a Cancel button now, survives switching lenses, and tells you the real reason it can't see you instead of asking you to keep stepping back. Also in this build: • Start works on every Home state — the coach's recommendation now launches the session it just named. • Workout cues are audible again; seven of them had been shipping silent.

Your coach can talk now. Meet BellSense+ Live, the new top tier. The camera watches your squats, presses, rows, swings, and snatches, and the coach speaks while you train. Ask it anything about your training in chat — answers come from your own sessions, not a script. And every day opens with a written brief from your coach: what today should be, and why. The camera counts for everyone. Session setup now offers the camera alongside the sensor. Prop your phone up and your reps are counted as you train — free, no subscription, no hardware. The Swing Trainer reads every swing live with a verdict on each rep. Pounds, everywhere. Train in pounds? Every bell chooser now offers the US pound ladder, 10 to 100 lb, and every weight and volume figure follows your unit setting. Also in this build: • Home's daily recap quotes the rep count you confirmed, not the one the detector guessed. • Finishing a grind set always lands on your results, even if the app gets backgrounded on the way. • Film a set where you switch arms and the analyzer tells you which arm it counted. • Heart rate straps: the Pair button opens the picker, reconnection is automatic, and the cardio screen names your strap. • A post-set remark no longer calls uneven speed a technique problem when your technique held.

Every program is now free. All twenty-five programs, start to finish, plus cardio mode with heart-rate zones. No subscription, no unlock. The programs were never the part worth charging for — the coach reading your training is. The Set Analyzer counts three more lifts. Film a set of swings, cleans or snatches and it counts the reps, alongside the goblet squats, presses and rows it already read. Also in this build: • Conditioning work no longer out-earns bell work in your BellScore. • Picking a clip no longer closes the Set Analyzer. • A logged workout with an untracked exercise is no longer filed as a 16 kg swing. • Buying BellSense+ mid-analysis now keeps the clip you were working on.

Every program is now free. All twenty-five programs, start to finish, plus cardio mode with heart-rate zones. No subscription, no unlock. The programs were never the part worth charging for — the coach reading your training is. The Set Analyzer counts three more lifts. Film a set of swings, cleans or snatches and it counts the reps, alongside the goblet squats, presses and rows it already read. Also in this build: • Conditioning work no longer out-earns bell work in your BellScore. • Picking a clip no longer closes the Set Analyzer. • A logged workout with an untracked exercise is no longer filed as a 16 kg swing. • Buying BellSense+ mid-analysis now keeps the clip you were working on.

Watch your set back with the coach's eyes. The Set Analyzer now replays your footage with your skeleton drawn on it, rep by rep, and tints the reps where your range faded — you can see the set wear you down. Export the clip to share it. BellSense+ adds Form Retention: one number for how well you held depth and tempo as the set wore on, stamped clean on your export.

Film a set. Get it counted. The Set Analyzer is here. Pick a video of your goblet squats, presses, or one-arm rows — any phone footage, no sensor — and BellSense counts the reps and gives you the coach's read on the work. Keep it if you want: an explicit save puts the reps and volume in your history, marked self-filmed, and a share card sums up the set. Five analyses are free; BellSense+ makes them unlimited. Your last week, on Home A Recent Workouts section shows your last seven sessions, one tap from any of their results. Also in this update • Sessions that mix bell weights now score each weight against its own baseline — a heavier block no longer reads as a slower you • Program days that repeat one lift across blocks no longer advance progression twice • A morning cardio session no longer counts as today's workout on Home

Build your own session You can now build a workout the way you'd write it on paper — pick the lifts, set the structure, name it, and save it. Saved sessions run like any other: the guided timer walks you through, and with the sensor on the bell you get verified reps and in-set speed loss, block by block. Your custom names follow the session all the way through to results and history. Any lift, on any tile Interval, builder, and free training now take exercises BellSense doesn't track. Log them alongside the ones it does, in the same session, and they land in your volume and history like everything else. Your bells, chosen where you train A bell picker on Home and on both setup screens — coach sessions and program prep — so you set the weight where you're already standing instead of digging through settings. The screen stays awake Long rests between program blocks no longer put your phone to sleep mid-session. Also in this update • The coach now reads the rep count you confirmed, not the one the detector guessed • One clear banner when the sensor drops, and it tells you when a scan times out • Workout type survives a restore onto a second device • Volume, streaks, and records agree across Home, Progress, and results • Faster program setup and a quicker Progress tab

Updates and bug fixes!

Your coach reads your training and says what it means New in BellSense+. The numbers were always there. Now they get read back to you in plain language. • A read on every session, waiting when you finish • Weekly and monthly reviews in a Coach inbox • Ask for an analysis of your last 30 sessions any time, from the Progress tab • One line on Home each day that names what your training actually says Cardio is a workout now, not just a timer Also BellSense+. Cardio Mode runs structured intervals: 4 x 4, 30 / 30, and Tempo, each with its own target zone and spoken phase changes. Home and Progress show the shape of your week by zone instead of one total. Strength work you wore a heart rate monitor for finally counts toward the weekly conditioning target. And if your week has no hard work in it, the coach offers you an interval session. Also in this update • Settings rebuilt as eight subpages, with the current setting shown on every row • The Home screen's today line reads like a sentence, and the context chips look tappable • Correcting a rep count now carries through to your session score, your estimated max, and your movement baseline • The coach reads your full history when it measures training load, so people who train often are no longer told they are still establishing a baseline • A readiness reading more than a day old gets dated instead of called today, and stops steering the recommendation • Fixed target reps showing 0, and coach cues that disagreed with the timer • Fixed a barbell overcount when alternating grind sets • Fixed the bottom of the exercise list being unreachable in the exercise picker • Fixed BellSense+ not reaching some subscribers • Sync and reliability improvements

our coach reads your training and says what it means New in BellSense+. The numbers were always there. Now they get read back to you in plain language. • A read on every session, waiting when you finish • Weekly and monthly reviews in a Coach inbox • Ask for an analysis of your last 30 sessions any time, from the Progress tab • One line on Home each day that names what your training actually says Cardio is a workout now, not just a timer Also BellSense+. Cardio Mode runs structured intervals: 4 x 4, 30 / 30, and Tempo, each with its own target zone and spoken phase changes. Home and Progress show the shape of your week by zone instead of one total. Strength work you wore a heart rate monitor for finally counts toward the weekly conditioning target. And if your week has no hard work in it, the coach offers you an interval session. Also in this update • Settings rebuilt as eight subpages, with the current setting shown on every row • The Home screen's today line reads like a sentence, and the context chips look tappable • Correcting a rep count now carries through to your session score, your estimated max, and your movement baseline • The coach reads your full history when it measures training load, so people who train often are no longer told they are still establishing a baseline • A readiness reading more than a day old gets dated instead of called today, and stops steering the recommendation • Fixed target reps showing 0, and coach cues that disagreed with the timer • Fixed a barbell overcount when alternating grind sets • Fixed the bottom of the exercise list being unreachable in the exercise picker • Fixed BellSense+ not reaching some subscribers • Sync and reliability improvements

Ask the coach what to train. It reads your recent sessions and how recovered you are, recommends one session, and tells you why it picked that one. You can see the other options it weighed, or ignore it entirely. Free, no sensor needed. Barbell lifts Back squat, bench press, deadlift, barbell press, and barbell row now sit alongside the kettlebell movements. Log them and they score and track like everything else. The structured programs are still kettlebell. Four new free programs Press Focus, Row Focus, Goblet Squat Focus, and Get-Up Focus. Six weeks, two days a week, one lift. Thirteen programs are now free. Also in this update • A Home screen that leads with one card: what to do today • BellScore now covers kettlebell, barbell, and cardio sessions, and records are separated by how the reps were verified • Five group leaderboards: consistency, composite, kettlebell, barbell, and cardio • Alternating and complex sessions are filed under the movement they actually trained, so personal records, challenge scoring, retention, and the group feed all name the right lift • Phone-only sessions run on the same timers and screens as sensor sessions • Fixed a cardio timer that ran at roughly half speed, and cardio distances that used the wrong units • Fixed BellSense+ not applying for subscribers training without a sensor • Faster Home and Progress screens, and a loading screen instead of a tap that appears to do nothing • Sync and reliability improvements

You can now train with BellSense using just your phone. Structured programs, progression, and set logging are free, with no sensor required to get started. Also in this update: • BellSense+ is here — an optional monthly or annual subscription that unlocks the rest of the program catalog, long-view analytics, weekly challenges, and your own training groups • New and expanded multi-week training programs • Smarter progression that reads how your performance holds up across a session • Alternating and complex workout formats • A cleaner results screen that leads with the metrics you can trust • Reliability and sync improvements Add the BellSense bell sensor for automatic rep counting and the full coaching signal. See bellsense.app.

You can now train with BellSense using just your phone. Ten structured programs, progression, and set logging are free, with no sensor required to get started. Also in this update: • BellSense+ is here — an optional monthly or annual subscription that unlocks the rest of the program catalog, long-view analytics, weekly challenges, and your own training groups • New and expanded multi-week training programs • Smarter progression that reads how your performance holds up across a session • Alternating and complex workout formats • A cleaner results screen that leads with the metrics you can trust • Reliability and sync improvements Add the BellSense bell sensor for automatic rep counting and the full coaching signal. See bellsense.app.

New Cardio Mode and Swing Trainer!

You can now train with BellSense using just your phone. Structured programs, progression, and set logging are free, with no sensor required to get started. Also in this update: • New and expanded multi-week training programs • Smarter progression that reads how your performance holds up across a session • Alternating and complex workout formats • A cleaner results screen that leads with the metrics you can trust • Reliability and sync improvements Add the BellSense bell sensor for automatic rep counting and the full coaching signal. See bellsense.app.

Small bug fixes and rep detection updates.

New workout modes: Complex chains multiple exercises back-to-back in a single session. Alternating pairs two exercises and rotates them each round. Friend Groups are here. Follow your training partners, see their workouts in a shared feed, and compare performance on the leaderboard.