• New: a "Getting started" guide in your notifications walks you step by step through setting up your profile, your plan and your first workout. • Redesigned trainer profile with a clearer menu order. • Trainers can enter any plan name and price. • Better layouts in German and Arabic. • Fixed a rare iOS crash, plus smaller fixes and faster performance.

• New: Community. Posts, comments, reactions, challenges and leaderboards with your coach, your gym and other members. • Trainers can start a Community for their clients and turn it off at any time. • Automations have been rebuilt: custom triggers, quick replies and an AI assistant that helps you set them up. • Bookings now show your remaining group sessions and membership dates. • Smaller fixes and performance improvements.

• Messaging is faster and more reliable: new messages appear instantly and the chat list stays up to date. • Fixed unread message badges not clearing or showing the wrong count. • Clients tab badge now updates live for new coaching requests.

What's new in version 1.5.0 Messaging has been refreshed — a clearer conversation list, photo messages, and an indicator when the other person is online or typing. Gyms can now sell memberships and packages right in the app, and your Overview only shows what your package actually includes. Trainers who work at a gym now take on its look and colors. Booking shows the correct day, hides sessions that have already started, and displays weekday names in your language. Every form tells you what is missing straight away, with a clear confirmation once you save. We have also sped up launch, polished check-ins and fixed a number of smaller issues.

## What's new in version 1.4.5 ``` You can now open a training plan's cover image full screen — just tap the eye icon on the image. The client overview looks better on smaller phones. Daily nutrition rings no longer overlap, and the "Last 7 Days" and Total XP cards show the full number and streak without cutting off text. The Apple Watch app now supports Danish and Norwegian, and we've fixed several translations on the watch. For trainers, profile data now refreshes every time you open your profile, so billing and support options always stay accurate, even if a gym adds or removes you while the app is open. We've also improved stability on mobile and resolved a number of smaller issues for a more reliable app.

## EN What's new in version 1.4.3 ``` You can now rate your trainer straight from the trainer card on your overview. Tap a star and the review opens already set to that rating, with your trainer's photo right there — leaving feedback takes seconds. Booking a gym session is clearer. When a slot can't be booked, the app now tells you exactly why — today's sessions only, one active booking at a time, or the session has already started — instead of a button that quietly fails. Forms and habits work more smoothly. Notifications about a questionnaire or a completed habit open the right client's forms tab, measurement habits show the value you logged, you can review your questionnaire answers right after sending them, and missed check-ins now show up in your history. New notification toggles let you fine-tune exactly what you get pinged about. We added Danish and Norwegian, so the app now speaks even more languages. The invited-trainer screen has a single clean heading with corrected translations, and we fixed a range of smaller issues for a more stable app. ```

Signing in with your Google account now works reliably across all editions of the app - sign in with one tap and pick up right where you left off. And if you try to enter a gym where you don't have an active membership, the app now tells you clearly right away. Nutrition tracking got extra polish. Calorie and macro rings now look and calculate the same as on your overview, so the numbers match wherever you check them. Meal cards have been redesigned, and the AI food scanner has a cleaner, tidier look. The latest from your gym is now at your fingertips. Your gym's articles and posts appear right on your overview - tap to open and read them instantly. The AI coach now makes it clearer what a higher plan brings. When a feature isn't included in your plan yet, you'll see a clean upgrade prompt showing exactly what you unlock. Purchases are more dependable - restoring purchases works without a hitch, coaching prices display correctly, and exercise videos play more smoothly. We've also fixed a number of smaller bugs for a more stable app.

## EN What's new in version 1.4.1 ``` Signing in with Google now works reliably across every edition of the app. If it used to stop you halfway, that's fixed - sign in with a single tap and pick up right where you left off. Nutrition tracking got another round of polish. The calorie and macronutrient rings now look and add up exactly like the ones on your overview, so your numbers match wherever you look. Meal cards have been reworked, and the AI food scanner has a cleaner, clearer surface. The latest from your gym is now within reach. Your gym's articles and posts appear right on your overview, and a single tap opens them so you can read in seconds. AI Coach now shows more clearly what a higher plan brings. When a feature isn't part of your plan yet, you'll see a clear upgrade prompt along with exactly what it unlocks. We've also smoothed out the details: exercise videos start more smoothly, the coaching purchase price now displays correctly, and we fixed a number of smaller issues for a more stable app. ```

## What's New in version 1.4 The diet tracker has been redesigned. Instead of day cards and rings, a clean day header now sits at the top: which plan day you're on, how many meals are planned, calories eaten with a progress bar, plus protein, carbs, fat and water. Tapping the day opens a list of all plan days, and logged water shows up in the header instantly. AI food scanning now comes first. If your plan includes it, adding a meal opens straight on the scanner, so a photo of your plate becomes a logged meal in seconds. We also added new, clearer screens that show what upgrading unlocks: the scanner, the smart shopping list, the libraries and offline workout downloads. The support chat has a completely new look and now supports attachments: send an image or document right in the conversation, and see a typing indicator while the team is writing back. Exercise videos open by tapping anywhere on the image, not just the small play icon. YouTube Shorts and every YouTube link format are now supported for exercise and meal videos. Trainers can now save a whole training day from the plan editor straight into their workout library, with one tap in the day options. Meal names, ingredients and recipes from the meal library are now translated into all 23 app languages, so you read nutrition plans in your own language. And if a training plan fails to load while offline, you get a clear message instead of a blank screen, with the option to retry.

## What's New in version 1.3.9 The exercise library now adds up. The counter shows how many exercises you actually have, not just the ones outside folders, so export works even when the opening view looks empty. Search also looks inside folders — when you search for an exercise, you immediately see which folder it lives in. The exercise view has been rebuilt to match the web app: the image or anatomical reference comes first and fills the whole frame, with the exercise details laid out as clean badges. In the workout editor every set now has its own delete button, so you remove exactly the set you want instead of only the last one. Launching the app is smooth: a new full-bleed splash screen dissolves straight into your content, with no black flash or loading spinner in between. The AI assistant is fixed - the keyboard no longer covers your messages or the input field, the conversation stays scrollable, and the assistant button opens on the first tap. The assistant can now also search your exercise library. For gym members we added a "Checked in today at ..." badge on the membership card, and the status refreshes right after you scan the QR code or get a check-in notification. On top of that: the profile menu no longer stays on top of the screen you just opened on Mobile, trainers with a two-line logo now see their full brand name, buying packages in branded apps is more reliable, and leftover workout Live Activities are cleared automatically on the next launch.

## What's new in version 1.3.8 This release refines what 1.3.7 started: your gym membership package now decides even more precisely what you see. If your gym gives you a default package that unlocks every page, you get the full app, no longer locked to "Overview" and "Train with Coach", and no more "you have no plan" notice. We also fixed the most common cause of getting stuck: the app can no longer freeze on the loading screen. If the network stalls, after a short pause we let you in anyway instead of spinning forever, which also cuts down on the app being force-quit. When someone cancels a coaching request, you now get a notification with a button that opens the conversation right away, so you can send a message in a single tap without hunting through the app. Gyms with their own branded app got a purchase fix: the coaching package now loads correctly from the whole catalog, with a retry, so the "product is not available" error is gone. We polished the small things you feel every day: food search has a cleaner title, and the AI suggestion button is always within reach. Plan suggestions are now appropriate, men are no longer offered women's plans (pregnancy, postpartum) and vice versa. The workout review shows muscle groups correctly, and we removed a redundant badge from the health screen to keep it clean. On top of that, there's a new splash screen on launch and a range of background stability fixes. New: the full app for members on a default package, no more getting stuck on loading, a message button on cancelled requests, correct purchases in branded apps, and more appropriate plan suggestions.

## What's new in version 1.3.7 The biggest change is that your gym membership package now decides what you see in the app. Cards and menus show exactly what your package unlocks, with no empty screens and no offers that don't apply to you. If your gym covers your membership itself, we no longer show you an upgrade. Your free trial is now clearly visible, with the number of days left instead of the old infinity symbol. When a package expires the app no longer locks you out, it simply drops you back to your gym's basic package, with a clear message that tells apart the case where your gym hasn't assigned you a package yet from the case where yours has expired. If a notification or an old back step takes you to a screen your package doesn't unlock, we now calmly return you to the overview instead of leaving you at a dead end. Gyms with their own app can ask for more at sign-up: height, weight, goal, experience level and any injuries, so the trainer can write the first plan without extra back-and-forth. On top of that we translated all the new text into all 23 languages and fixed a number of small things, including an incorrect count of days remaining. New: your gym package decides what you see, a clear view of your trial and days remaining, plus a longer sign-up for gyms with their own app.

## What's New in version 1.3.4 Trainers can now build a training or nutrition plan in just a few clicks. The new quick, guided flow offers ready-made templates, branded covers, and AI generation: for nutrition you simply describe the kind of food you like and list any allergies or foods to avoid, and the plan is built for you. After entering personal details, a new guided setup, styled just like the web, walks you through the rest with real card visuals and an added step where you pick your food preferences. The AI Assistant now clearly shows the monthly number of requests for each plan, so you always know how many calls you have left. The Apple Watch app now shows exercise names in your language and syncs more reliably with your phone in real time, with a live connection status and support for sets and supersets. During a workout you can now swap an exercise straight from the preview strip, and supersets are shown clearly. In onboarding you choose your units: kilograms or pounds and centimeters or feet, so entering your data feels natural. When you already have an active plan and a new one arrives (for example from AI), you decide whether to keep it, combine it with the existing one, or replace it. On top of all that we added support for white-label (custom-brand) apps and their subscriptions, improved translations and install attribution, fixed a funnels-related crash on TestFlight, and resolved a range of smaller issues.

## What's New in 1.3.3 The biggest change is a brand new personal details flow. We now guide you step by step, with one question per screen and soft animated transitions. You pick your date of birth on a wheel, your gender by tapping a tile, and trainers easily set how long they have been coaching. You can add a photo or skip it, and after saving a smooth fade to black takes you straight to your dashboard. The new flow works the same for clients, trainers, and branded apps. We added Portuguese, so the app is now available in 23 languages. Members joining a gym now get a clear, branded screen when check-in fails, with the gym logo and an error message translated into every language. When sending a broadcast, trainers now see the real number of recipients the message actually reached, not just how many were targeted. If that number is lower, a clear warning shows both figures. On top of that we improved set and superset tracking, translations, notifications, and app stability, and fixed a number of smaller issues.

### What's new in 1.3.2 The biggest addition is Forms & Habits. Questionnaires, check-ins and habit tracking are now available directly in the app. Trainers can build check-ins and assign them to clients, while clients get a "Today" card on their overview with their daily tasks, fill out forms with automatic draft saving, and can sign right on the screen. Notifications about forms and habits now take you straight to the matching task. We've improved nutrition even further. You can now skip and undo a meal with a single tap, and skipped meals no longer hurt your completion stats, while trainers also get new analytics for skipped meals. When scanning food, you can add a short note that helps the assistant identify the dish more accurately, and rescan the photo if needed. Gym members now clearly see any outstanding balance, highlighted in amber. It never blocks your visit, and reception settles it from their dashboard. We've also fully translated the gym-related screens. We refreshed the trainer welcome flow with new visuals and clearer steps. On select apps, coaching plans can now be purchased directly through the store, with a clear breakdown of the price and applicable fee. On top of all that, we've improved translations, notifications and app stability, and fixed a number of smaller issues.

### What's New in 1.3.1 The biggest addition is the AI Assistant, now available directly inside the app. You can use it to create workout and nutrition plans, analyze progress, manage and assign plans, and receive recommendations tailored to your data. The assistant can also understand attached documents and images, shows the progress of each request, and lets you stop a response or continue the conversation without losing progress. While the AI Assistant works in the background, you can now follow its status from the Lock Screen. Conversations have also been optimized to remain fast and stable even as the message history grows. We improved the calendar for trainers connected to a gym. Gym sessions now appear across the monthly, weekly, and list views, including their time, location, capacity, and reservation status. Sessions can be opened directly from the calendar, making it easy to join or leave them. We also streamlined the watch workout experience and refined the active workout display. In addition, this release improves notifications, translations, and overall stability while resolving a number of smaller issues.

## What's new in 1.3.0 The biggest addition is offline mode. You can now download your training plan to your device and work out fully offline, whether you're in a gym with no signal or on the road. With the new download manager and a dedicated Downloads section, you can easily keep track of what's saved, and you can log completed workouts even while offline. As soon as you're back online, everything syncs automatically. We've also added a button on the offline screen to open your downloaded workout, so you're never locked out. We've also introduced clear consent for AI features, so you decide when the app uses artificial intelligence for plans and recommendations. We refreshed the visual identity: a new app icon and in-app logo, along with a polished button design aligned with our web experience for a cleaner, more consistent look. We fixed the error display during sign-up, so the form now clearly tells you what went wrong. We also smoothed out adding a photo when finishing a workout, which could previously freeze the app, so images now upload quietly in the background after you're done. We resolved a crash that could happen when returning to the app after signing in. On top of that, we refined the spacing in the nutrition summary, removed outdated options, thoroughly updated translations across all languages, and fixed a number of minor bugs while improving app stability.

## What's New in version 1.2.6 The biggest addition is working without internet. You can now download your training plan to your device and work out completely offline, whether you're in a gym with no signal or on the road. With the new download manager and a dedicated Downloads section you can easily keep track of what's saved, and you can log completed workouts even while offline. As soon as you're back online, everything syncs automatically. On the offline screen we've also added a button to open a downloaded workout, so you're never locked out. We've also introduced clear consent for AI features, so you decide when the app uses artificial intelligence for plans and recommendations. We refreshed the visual identity: a new app icon and in-app logo, along with a polished button design aligned with our web experience for a cleaner and more consistent feel. For gyms and partner brands we expanded white-label support: every brand now gets its own build and a unique link, so members stay in their gym's familiar environment from the very first launch. We also fixed the error display during sign-up, so the form now clearly tells you what went wrong. On top of that we refined the spacing in the nutrition summary, removed outdated options, thoroughly refreshed translations across all languages, and fixed a number of smaller bugs while improving the stability of the app.

## What's New in version 1.2.5 The biggest addition is working without internet. You can now download your training plan to your device and work out completely offline, whether you're in a gym with no signal or on the road. With the new download manager and a dedicated Downloads section you can easily keep track of what's saved, and you can log completed workouts even while offline. As soon as you're back online, everything syncs automatically. On the offline screen we've also added a button to open a downloaded workout, so you're never locked out. We've also introduced clear consent for AI features, so you decide when the app uses artificial intelligence for plans and recommendations. We refreshed the visual identity: a new app icon and in-app logo, along with a polished button design aligned with our web experience for a cleaner and more consistent feel. For gyms and partner brands we expanded white-label support: every brand now gets its own build and a unique link, so members stay in their gym's familiar environment from the very first launch. We also fixed the error display during sign-up, so the form now clearly tells you what went wrong. On top of that we refined the spacing in the nutrition summary, removed outdated options, thoroughly refreshed translations across all languages, and fixed a number of smaller bugs while improving the stability of the app.

## What's new in version 1.2.4 The biggest addition is working out without the internet. You can now download your training plan to your device and train fully offline, whether you are in a gym with no signal or on the move. A new download manager and a dedicated Downloads section make it easy to see what's saved, and you can log completed workouts even while offline. The moment you reconnect, everything syncs automatically. We also added a Go Offline button to the no-internet screen, so you are never locked out of a downloaded workout. We introduced clear consent for AI features, so you decide when the app uses artificial intelligence for your plans and recommendations. We refreshed the visual identity with a new app icon and in-app logo, plus polished button styling aligned with our web design for a cleaner, more consistent feel. For gyms and partner brands we expanded the white-label experience: each brand now gets its own build and a unique link, so members stay inside their gym's familiar environment from the first launch. We fixed the registration error display, so the form now clearly tells you what went wrong. On top of that we tightened the spacing in the nutrition summary, removed outdated options, thoroughly refreshed translations across all languages, and fixed a number of small bugs while improving overall stability.

## What's new in version 1.2.3 Introducing a library of ready-made training plans. Instead of starting from scratch, you can now search and filter proven plans by goal (strength, hypertrophy, weight loss, conditioning, mobility), level, place (gym, home, street) and category (men, women, including pregnancy and postpartum). The "Trending this week" section highlights the most popular plans, refreshed every week, and you start any plan with a single tap. If nothing fits, the app guides you to build your own plan or let AI craft one for you. We also grew the exercise library to over 1,850 exercises, each with its own demonstration video. We refreshed the profile photo experience. Adding or changing your picture now runs through a simple crop editor, so your photo lands neatly framed in just a couple of taps. We redesigned the profile and account settings for both clients and trainers. Personal details and basic information are laid out more clearly, entry is faster, and moving through settings is cleaner and more consistent. For gyms, we introduced a fully branded experience. The sign-in, register and reset-password screens now adopt your gym's colors and logo, with a unique link per brand, so members recognize their gym from the very first launch. If you don't have a membership plan assigned yet, the app clearly guides you to connect with a coach and start training. We improved the nutrition view with a clearer daily summary of macros and calories, while live workout logging, exercise cards and completed-workout details are now smoother and more reliable. For trainers, we enhanced business insights (clients, overview, revenue), refreshed the client setup offer, and thoroughly expanded and polished translations across all languages. We also fixed minor issues and improved overall stability.

### What's new in version 1.2.2 Meet the AI Shopping List. From your nutrition plan, the app builds a clear list of everything you need to buy in just seconds — no more copying ingredients by hand. You're ready for the store in a single tap. We've kept polishing the training plan too. When a plan is empty or you've finished every day, you can add a new training or rest day in a couple of taps, and copying exercises from another plan is now simpler and clearer. Logging your sets during a live workout is smoother and more reliable, supersets included. We've also refined the whole gym experience. Joining with a QR code is faster and more reliable, your membership status and remaining days are clearer, and if you don't have an active plan yet, the app gently guides you to connect with a coach and start training. For trainers, we've introduced fully transparent fees and payouts — you can clearly see the commission on card and PayPal payments and when your monthly payout arrives, with no hidden items. We've also refreshed your profile, account settings and in-app navigation. On top of that, we've thoroughly reworked translations across all languages, with especially big improvements for German and Greek, fixed rare crashes and resolved a number of small issues for a more stable, reliable app.

### What's new in version 1.2.1 We've completely redesigned the training plan overview and editor. Training days are now clean cards with program progress, per-day notes and a clear workout-in-progress indicator. You can easily reorder days with arrows, add a new training or rest day in a couple of taps, and link exercises into supersets. Dragging and rearranging exercises is now smooth and fluid, and the workout review screen has a fresh, cleaner look. We're also introducing gym QR codes. If your gym runs on Trainera, you become a member with a single scan — open the built-in scanner in the app or simply point your phone's camera at the QR code at the front desk. The same code checks you in at the door, with a clear view of your membership status and days remaining. For trainers, we've polished the business insights with revenue, clients and engagement overviews, and added free onboarding — reach out directly from the app or via WhatsApp and our team will help you set up payments, launch your own branded app and win more clients. On top of that, we've fixed the anatomical muscle viewer, refined the login screen, refreshed translations across all languages and resolved a number of small issues for a more stable and reliable app.

### What's new in version 1.2.0 We've completely redesigned the live workout. Sets now appear as clean cards: completed sets are marked with a green checkmark, while the current set has a clear counter with plus/minus buttons for quickly adjusting weight, reps, and time. You can tap any already-completed set and correct it afterwards — you're no longer limited to just the next step. We've also smoothed out the transitions between exercises. Swiping from one exercise to the next is now fluid and seamless, and the bottom bar with the Cancel and Finish Workout buttons is always within reach and automatically tucks away when the keyboard appears. We've refreshed the progress view by muscle group. Each group now has a card you can open to see progress per exercise, the history of every completed set, total volume, top weight, plus the trend and percentage of improvement since your first workout. We've added BMI-based personalization to nutrition. With the trainer's permission, a client can enter their height and weight so calories and macronutrients automatically adapt to their body and goal, while the trainer's original plan stays untouched. We've also expanded the exercise library with full-body resistance bands, so alongside legs and glutes you can now easily build a complete workout for back, arms, shoulders, chest, and core. On top of that, we added a notification badge on the app icon, strengthened sign-in security by storing the access token in the device's secure storage, and refined billing setup for trainers with clearer instructions. We've also refreshed translations across all languages and fixed a range of small issues for a more stable and reliable app.

### What's new in version 1.1.9 We completely redesigned the live workout. Sets now appear as clear cards: completed sets are marked with a green check, while the current set has an easy-to-read counter with plus/minus buttons to quickly adjust weight, reps, and time. You can tap any already-completed set and correct it afterwards — you're no longer limited to just the next step. We also smoothed out the transitions between exercises. Swiping from one exercise to the next is now fluid and seamless, and the bottom bar with the Cancel and Finish workout buttons is always within reach and automatically tucks away when the keyboard appears. We refreshed the muscle-group progress view. Each group now has a card you can open to see your progression per exercise, the full history of every set you've done, total volume, your heaviest weight, plus the trend and percentage of improvement since your very first workout. We added BMI-based personalization to nutrition. With the trainer's permission, a client can enter their height and weight so that calories and macronutrients automatically adapt to their body and goal, while the trainer's original plan stays untouched. We also expanded the exercise library with full-body resistance-band workouts, so alongside legs and glutes you can now easily put together a complete routine for your back, arms, shoulders, chest, and core. On top of that, we added a notification badge on the app icon, strengthened sign-in security by storing your access token in the device's secure keychain, and refined billing setup for trainers with clearer instructions. We also refreshed the translations across all languages and fixed a number of small things for a more stable and reliable app.