Now Siri can spot you. LiftLog could already start your workout when you asked. Now it stays with you through every set. Rack the bar and say "Log my set in LiftLog." The set you just finished is saved, and Siri reads it back: "Logged 8 reps at 185 pounds on Barbell Bench Press." Your screen stays right where you left it. If the reps aren't filled in yet, Siri asks how many you did. Then say "Start my rest timer in LiftLog" and your usual rest starts counting down, in the app and on your widgets. Starting is quicker too. Say the name of any workout you've saved, like "Start Push Day with LiftLog," and it opens ready for your first set. And Repeat Last now rebuilds exactly the workout you did, even after you've edited a set in your history. Still no ads. Still no subscriptions.

Give your training a whole page. iOS 27 lets a widget take over an entire Home Screen page. We built five of them, each doing something no smaller widget had room for. Swipe over before the gym and your next session is waiting, lift by lift, with every PR attempt flagged before you touch the bar. Start your workout and the same page becomes your cockpit: a rest countdown you can read from the bench, the set you're on, and what's coming next. Or hand the page to the bigger picture: a year of training at a glance, the muscle group that's falling behind, a streak that warns you before it breaks, and strength lines that answer the question every lifter asks — am I getting stronger? Not on iOS 27 yet? Your widgets still got better. The Next Session widget now counts down your rest mid-workout, and your streak and weekly totals stay current when a new week starts, even if you haven't opened the app. Still no ads. Still no subscriptions.

Now you can just ask. Chalk on your hands, bar loaded, phone in your pocket — say "Start my next workout with LiftLog" and your session is already open by the time you look down. Between sets, ask "What's my streak in LiftLog?" or "How much did I lift this week in LiftLog?" and hear the answer out loud. No unlocking. No tapping. No losing your place. The same actions live in Shortcuts, so LiftLog can start the moment your gym playlist does. Still no ads. Still no subscriptions.

Find any lift in seconds — and add your own without leaving your workout. → Exercise search is fixed on iOS 26. The field is back in the Exercises tab and takes focus properly in Add Exercise, so all 1,500 lifts are one search away again. → No match for what you need? Create it as a custom exercise right there — the name is already filled in, and it drops straight into your session. → Plus several smaller fixes: the widget Start button stays legible in tinted mode, the large activity widget lays out correctly on iPhone SE, and the activity grid and streak now read correctly in Arabic, Thai and Persian calendars. Still no ads. Still no subscriptions.

New: Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. → 10 widget styles show your streak, this week's volume, your next lift, and recent PRs at a glance — no need to open the app. → Tap Start right on the Next Session widget to jump straight into today's workout. Still no ads. Still no subscriptions.

Two big reasons to update. → Apple Health, finally. Finished workouts now save to Apple Health and count toward your Activity rings — your lifting shows up where the rest of your day does. Opt-in and write-only: CoreLift never reads your health data. → Reminders that respect you. A quiet buzz the moment your rest timer ends, even with the phone locked — plus an optional nudge on the days you usually train. Both opt-in, both easy to switch off. Pay once. Train for life. No subscriptions. Questions? Reach us from Settings → Share & Feedback.

Two big reasons to update. → Apple Health, finally. Finished workouts now save to Apple Health and count toward your Activity rings — your lifting shows up where the rest of your day does. Opt-in and write-only: CoreLift never reads your health data. → Reminders that respect you. A quiet buzz the moment your rest timer ends, even with the phone locked — plus an optional nudge on the days you usually train. Both opt-in, both easy to switch off. Pay once. Train for life. No subscriptions. Questions? Reach us from Settings → Share & Feedback.

Two big reasons to update. → Track your body, not just the bar. Log your bodyweight plus waist, chest, arms, thighs, hips, and neck — kg or lb, cm or inch. See the trend, your 30-day change, and your real strength: lifts as a multiple of your bodyweight. → Family Sharing. Buy LiftLog once and your whole household gets it — no second purchase, no extra charge. Still no ads. Still no subscriptions.

Three reasons to update. → Progression engine. After every set, LiftLog suggests what to do next session — same weight, +2.5 kg, or +1 rep — based on rules you can read, not a black box. Works with any program. Off-switchable. → 40 program templates. Up from 25. New legendary splits, trending hypertrophy plans, women's strength routines, full dumbbell-only options. One tap to import as an editable copy. → 12 new exercise languages. Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Dutch, Simplified & Traditional Chinese, plus regional Spanish, French, and Portuguese. 23 languages total — every exercise name, instruction, muscle, and piece of equipment. Still no ads. Still no subscriptions.

The biggest LiftLog update yet — and still no subscription. NEW — 25 Training Programs Load StrongLifts 5×5, Wendler 5/3/1, Push/Pull/Legs, German Volume Training, Westside Barbell, Mentzer Heavy Duty, Strong Curves, Smolov Jr. and more. Every program ships with the right exercises, sets, reps, and rest intervals already wired up. Tap one, start lifting. NEW — Timed Sets Track planks, hangs, isometrics, and Convict Conditioning holds the same way you track regular sets. The rest timer adapts automatically. IMPROVED — Faster, More Durable Backups Your full history (including superset structure and set revisions) now round-trips perfectly across devices. 7 days free. One payment after that — your price. Yours for life.

Polish update. • Nothing hides behind the menu bar anymore — every list, including Home's "View All", settings, and program rows, ends cleanly above it. • Start Empty Workout now stays pinned at the top of the new-workout sheet, no matter how long your program list grows. • Smoother scrolling and sharper edges across every tab. Lift on.