• Made it easier to avoid forgetting left/right input for unilateral exercises. • Logs are now displayed and copied in the actual order they were recorded. • Improved readability across iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac. • Updated the app name and icon.

- Added a viewer app for macOS - View your workout logs on your Mac - Minor improvements and bug fixes

- Added support for Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Spanish - Improved UI on iPad for better readability - Minor bug fixes

- Added iPad support - Updated the app icon for better visibility - Minor bug fixes and stability improvements

What’s New in 1.3.5 - Bug fixes and stability improvements.

What’s New in 1.3.4 - Apple Watch Complication support for quick access during workouts - Improved Watch startup so menus load more reliably, even when used on their own - Refined Quick Feedback with clearer prompts and a cleaner UI - Updated app icon - General stability and usability improvements

What’s New in 1.3.3 - New Apple Watch mode to log workouts without HealthKit - Improved preset menus and exercise setup on iPhone - General stability and usability improvements

What’s New in Version 1.3.2 Workout logging on Apple Watch - Browse your exercises and log sets directly on your Watch. Cleaner iPhone experience during workouts - The workout status appears only while training, with confusing prompts removed. Smoother Watch startup - Menus load reliably when you open the app, even when using the Watch on its own.

What’s New in Version 1.3.1 Workout Session Improvements - Improved the workout session UI and logic to prevent accidental records, such as sessions ended within a very short time. - Enhanced Suggested Sets based on your past training records to help you start each set more smoothly. - Improved the UI for adding and editing set patterns for better usability. Settings & Privacy - Added a new Settings tab. - Added a HealthKit Integration screen explaining how Health data is used. - Added in-app access to the Privacy Policy. Internal Improvements - Refactored parts of the codebase to improve maintainability and reliability. (No user-facing behavior changes.)

What’s New in Version 1.3 Quick Feedback (Apple Intelligence) - Added Quick Feedback, an optional feature using Apple Intelligence to provide concise feedback based on the selected day’s workout log. - All processing is performed on-device. No workout data is sent to external servers.

What’s New in Version 1.2.1 - Improved sync stability between iPhone and Apple Watch (Workouts started on Apple Watch can now be properly ended from iPhone) - Added a reminder to prevent forgetting to end an active workout - Added a UI to manually load sample menu data

What’s New in Version 1.2 - Added Apple Watch support for quick and convenient workout logging. - Integrated with the Health app to record workout and heart rate data.

What’s New in Version 1.1.1 - Minor UI refinements to improve usability. - Small visual adjustments for a smoother logging experience.

What’s New - You can now edit menu names: Customize exercise names to match your workout style. - Added preset exercises for quick setup: Choose from a list of common exercises to instantly add menus with initial set patterns. - Improved set pattern editing: You can now adjust weight, reps, and unit directly in the list. Reps input now supports a clean numeric picker for smoother editing. - UI refinements and usability improvements: Various small enhancements to make tracking workouts even more comfortable.

What’s New - Added option to switch heart rate input between Stepper and Slider - Improved rep list to always display sets in the correct order