A new look, built for every screen. • Forge now uses the standard iPhone tab bar, with the new glass look on iOS 26. • Workout has its own tab. Start an empty workout or a routine from there. While a workout runs, it sits just above the tab bar; tap it to go back. • Text follows your iPhone's text size, up to the largest sizes. • Forge works in landscape. • Ready for iPhone Duo: the outer screen, the open screen and Split View. • The log reopens near where you left off. • Fixed: the progress chip could say "Same" while the sets were planned with an extra rep. • Fixed: a rare crash when discarding a workout.

Fixes from real gym sessions. • Tick a set and its weight and reps fill the sets below it. • "Reps left in the tank?" now comes up once per exercise, after its last set. • Type a different weight and Forge re-plans the reps for it. The sets below follow. • Pro: if a suggested weight isn't in your gym, tap "Don't have it?" and Forge plans around it. It keeps you at your current weight and adds reps before it jumps to the next one. • Tap a set number to change the set type. Add Set is also in each exercise's menu. • If a routine fails to save, or a workout fails to discard, you now see a message instead of nothing.

Forge 2.0 is a rebuild. • Forge no longer uses AI. Your old program is now a set of routines, one per training day, and you can edit them or build your own. • All your workouts, sets and records carry over. • Your data now syncs through your iCloud account. No sign-up, and a new iPhone picks up where you left off. • A new table logger: tick sets in one tap, warm-up and drop sets, notes, plate math under barbell sets. • Targets for next time, each with a one-line reason, using weights your gym actually has. • A weekly sets-per-muscle map, estimated 1RM trends and stall alerts. • Custom exercises and about 350 built-in ones. You'll be asked to accept the updated Terms and Privacy Policy once. Pro costs the same, and an existing subscription carries over.

Fixes and a smoother second launch. • Setup no longer gets stuck on a blank screen if you swipe the AI consent sheet away. • Closing the app right after "Calibration complete" no longer restarts setup. • Close the app mid-workout and pick up where you left off — your logged sets are kept. • Template programs now use the right starting weights for every exercise. • Your streak counts the sessions your program schedules, so rest days don't reset it. • Days are named after your program ("Upper A", "Push"), not the first exercise. • When your block ends, Forge tells you and offers a rebuild instead of looping the last week. • Swapping an exercise for a session keeps the set count and progress on the right slot. • Tap the weight or reps to type a value directly. • Both Pro plans are visible on the paywall; small fixes to rest timer, export file names and more.