Sharper callouts. - With "Between callouts" on, the extra jab or check now follows combinations only, so your combos are no longer buried under single shots.

Your streak is back on the home screen. A badge on the menu button shows it each new day, and clears once you've seen it. Tap Day streak in Workout Logs to share your streak as a card.

Build your session round by round. • Session Settings (Pro): give each style its own round, add a warm-up round, build the pace across rounds, and put calisthenics where you want them. • New: a jab or a check called between every callout, for more work in the same round. • One menu on every page for Train, Learn, Technique Manager, Workout Logs and Help. • Workout Logs rebuilt: your streaks and totals up top, sessions grouped by day. • A cleaner home screen.

Share your custom styles. Send any style you've built to a training partner as a link — they tap it, and it opens right in the app ready to import. Also in this release: • Technique Manager is cleaner and easier to navigate • Your own styles now sit at the top of the list • Newly created and imported styles appear first • Backup and restore moved into a clearer Manage data section

Round start countdown fix.

New completion and share cards.

Fixed bug in IOS that silenced round bell and clapboard (freestyle mode) when device was in silent mode.

Updates to Newb style to include more varied combos.

Header banner update.

The figures in Start Here now open. Tap a lesson to expand it, then tap the technique's figure to enlarge it and step through the movement frame by frame — the same viewer the technique library uses, without leaving the path you're working through. Paired techniques name each side properly, so enlarging the rear teep says Rear Teep. Everything respects your stance if you train southpaw.

Behind-the-scenes housekeeping and an updated privacy policy. Nothing about how the app works has changed.

Trial periods now available

Technique Library and Combos

Learn now opens on the techniques themselves — every filmed technique on one screen as a looping figure, with categories as filters instead of a second step. Train southpaw? The figures now stand the way you do, and the names that name a side mirror with them. The guided path carries the figures too.

Introducing Start Here — a new guided path for brand-new fighters, from your first stance through your first combos and full guided rounds, in 11 levels. Fixed a bug where the round bell could pop or crackle over music or other apps playing in the background. Learn is now one unified library — the guided path and the technique glossary live together, and the glossary is free for everyone. Assorted roadmap fixes: accurate round descriptions, better combo timing and callouts, and quitting a level now returns you to that level instead of the home screen.

Learn the Techniques — a full library covering every technique the app calls out: what it is, how to throw it, and what people get wrong. Plus a guided intro for new users, and fixes to background-music handling.

New style group: The Answer Back. Every callout starts with defense — block, slip, catch, or check the incoming strike, then fire back. It covers the answers to all ten basic attacks, with two ways to handle each one, so you drill reading a shot and punishing it instead of just throwing first.

Earn charms for how you train, not just how often. New achievements unlock for your first workout, exploring different styles, big-volume training days, and reaching 100 total rounds — on top of your daily-streak charms. Every charm is now shareable: save it or post it straight from the celebration screen. And your trophy case now shows the next goal you're working toward, so there's always something to chase.

UI Updates for improved technique editing

Freestyle Mode — A new training style that plays a clapperboard clack at your chosen pace. No callouts, no voice — just rhythm. You decide what to throw. Pick your difficulty and flow.