• The set timer keeps counting when a rest ends instead of jumping back to 0:00

• Plans is now Home, with your last workout right on it • Reorder exercises in the middle of a workout • The rest-over alert tells you the next set: exercise, set number, weight and reps • Assisted pull-up machines log the help you use, and your record is the least help • Send Feedback in Settings, plus a picture for Wall Sit and easier search for the rear delt fly machine

• Finishing a plan now offers to update just the weights, weights and reps, or everything, right at the top of the summary • The rest timer no longer shifts your sets when it starts or ends, so taps land where you aim • Fixed Bruce getting stuck on "Waiting for Your Data" after reinstalling or switching phones with iCloud sync on

• Three new kettlebell exercises: Halo, Halo with Overhead Extension, and Overhead Triceps Extension • They appear in your exercise library automatically after updating

• Bruce now runs on iPad, in portrait and landscape, with layouts sized for the bigger screen • The hold timer shows a larger clock on iPad, easy to read from the floor • Rest alerts play their full sound every time, even across several rests in a row • Volume and exercise charts in pounds now use round axis numbers • Small fixes, including "1 set done" wording during a workout

• Hold timers go full screen with a lead-in countdown, Pause and Resume, and overtime that keeps counting until you stop • Pick your timer alert (beeps or whistle) and a start cue in Settings; alerts fire once, on time, and the Dynamic Island keeps counting while Bruce is in the background • Edit past workouts or log one you did without the app; export your plans and history as JSON • Track training days against a weekly goal on Plans and Progress • Supersets alternate exercises set by set, and warm-up sets start lighter than your working weight • Combine plans into a new one, search exercises by nicknames like "bench" or "RDL", and choose from 11 app icons • Faster number pickers, better large-text support, a simpler Plans screen, plus bug fixes and reliability improvements

• Share plans as a short tappable link with a web preview for friends without the app • Plan warm-up and drop sets in the editor; they save back after workouts and show in history • Farmer's Walk and other carries are now timed; add weight to planks and holds • Ranks body map grew to 18 muscles: Abductors, Obliques, Lats, Middle Back • Workout summary shows per-exercise weight changes vs last time • Rename plans without losing their history • History grouped by month, with day of the week on dates • View plans as a grid or list; log body weight in its own unit • Fixed wrong set durations, lingering superset tags, a launch hang, and slow taps

• Tabs redesigned — Plans lead, Exercises get their own tab, Settings moves to a gear button • New users start with ready-made plans (Full Body, PPL, Abs) • Quick Start begins instantly, no naming required • iCloud sync is now optional (on by default) • Bigger set-completion buttons, inline exercise creation, and gym-reminder improvements

Add quick tags to workouts, individual exercises, body-weight check-ins, and calorie entries — like "PR day," "Morning," or "Cheat meal." Tag as you log instead of typing notes every time, and make your own custom tags that stick around for next time. Your body-weight, calorie, and workout history now have tag filters up top. Tap a tag to see just those entries. Prefer to just tick off sets? Simple Tracking now earns rank points too, scored by exercise difficulty and how many sets you complete — so you climb the ranks either way. You can flip Simple Tracking on and off right from the workout screen to see how it feels. Fixed a case where the plank/rest timer could stay silent when the app was in the background. Alerts now break through Focus and Do Not Disturb. Many Small Improvement and Polish

Hold exercises now have a real timer. Set a target for planks, wall-sits, and dead hangs — it counts down, beeps when you hit it, then keeps timing your overtime. Set it to 0 for a plain stopwatch. Add your own exercises. Can't find a lift in the library? Create a custom one with its own muscle group and equipment, and it works everywhere a built-in exercise does. Pick numbers with a dial instead of typing. Weights, body weight, calorie goals, and rest times now use a scroll wheel — faster, and no keyboard. Your data is always backed up to iCloud. Everything syncs automatically and restores when you reinstall or switch devices. Nothing to set up. Smarter reminders. Choose which days of the week you get nudged, and get an optional reminder when you arrive at your gym. Less re-typing. When you add an exercise mid-workout, Bruce fills in the reps and weight from last time.

Wheel pickers everywhere Set your reps, weight, calories, and goals by spinning a wheel instead of typing. Faster, and no more fighting the keyboard mid-workout. Calorie tracking Track calories burned (from your workouts plus anything you log) and, if you want, calories eaten. Set separate daily targets for each — they're tracked on their own and never cancel each other out. Only care about burning? Turn off food tracking and it gets out of the way. Edit sets on the fly Add or remove sets for any exercise during a workout. Set a weight on your first set and it carries down to the rest until you change one. Camera that makes sense Progress photos now open to the back camera by default — better for mirror shots — with a setting to switch if you'd rather use the front. Sharper photo thumbnails Progress photos no longer look squished in the gallery. Progress page from day one The Progress tab now shows its cards and charts right away with zeroed-out values, instead of a blank "no data" screen.

**What's New in 1.2** - **Calorie estimation** — see approximate calories burned per workout based on exercise type, duration, and body weight. - **Share plans with a link** — tap Share on any plan to get a link. Friends with Bruce tap it to import instantly. You can also paste a link into the Import screen. - **Save quick-start workouts as plans** — finished a freestyle session? Save it as a reusable plan right from the summary screen. - **More suggested programs** — Full Body 3-Day, 5-Day Bro Split, Beginner Strength, plus standalone plans like Glutes & Hams, Calisthenics, Push Day, and Pull Day. - **Smarter exercise search** — exercises now have aliases ("bench", "RDL", "OHP") so search finds what you mean. Results show favorites first, then popular lifts, then everything else. - **Plans screen redesigned** — two-column grid layout with Recovery & Stretching up top. - **Progress dashboard** — body weight chart with time-range picker (1M/3M/6M/1Y/All), progress photo gallery, and streamlined layout. - **Post-workout insights** — stats summary with volume, top exercise, comparison vs. your last similar session, and PR detection. - **AI plan creation** — describe a workout and AI generates a plan (opt-in under Settings > AI). - **AI reliability improved** — better model selection and error handling. - **Live Activity** — track your workout from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. - **New finish sound** — satisfying chime when you complete a workout. - **Bug fixes** — fixed silent discard when no sets were marked done, photo-only logs no longer inflate streaks.