Explore is a new tab: your friends' workouts as they finish them, their runs, rides and classes if they share them, trending reels that play inside Setlist, pieces from training publishers, world records and your own numbers. Tap a card to open it. Home is yours again. Add photos and videos to a workout: during it, film a set from the exercise's menu, or add them after. The workout's page leads with them, and the photo card shares them with your title and stats. Privacy, under Profile, is the one place to choose who sees your page and each thing on it: everyone, followers or only you. Approve new followers if you like. A Reset is a few minutes of rolling, stretching or winding down between sessions, timed for you and marked on your calendar in its own colour. Home's week swipes back and forward a week at a time, supersets sit together in one tray, and a gym's fixed EZ bars set the next weight. Plus other fixes.

Save is the one button wherever something arrives: a reel's review, a card on Home, a session someone published or sent, an exercise, a trainer, a gym. Saved, on Train beside Library, keeps all of it, searchable and filtered by kind, your own tags, muscles and where it came from. A saved session stays off Train until you do it. Home is a daily edition: a few cards ranked for your day, from your program, a year ago, and trending reels that play inside Setlist. A reel plays as it is read: the words on the video and what is said become the exercises, with the on-device reader as the last pass. Swap equipment knows the same movement on other machines; the exercise page shows what a lift builds from and leads to, and Pilates mat work and yoga poses join the library. Every program ends each session with mobility, keeps pulling at least level with pushing, and carries its goal on its page. The iPad is the trainer's app, and other fixes.

A lift's sets over time, and a workout minute by minute, drawn as a chart on the exercise page and after you finish. The exercise library passes a thousand: cardio and conditioning, kettlebell and landmine lifts, and the lifts creators and physios teach. Instagram, YouTube and TikTok links read them. Home leads with the numbers and the body figure. A trainer's page reads as a trainer's, and a trainer's iPad finds their clients. Apple Health permissions on iOS 27, and other fixes.

Ask a trainer or physical therapist to train you, right from their page. Records and a sets-by-weight chart on every exercise. Body measurements get their own page, with every reading editable. Steadier weight targets, clearer cable lifts and other fixes.

A refreshed look across the app. Your setup follows you to a new iPhone or iPad. Trainers can fill in a fuller listing so the right clients find them. Workouts save to Apple Health reliably again, plus other fixes.

Setlist now runs on iPad, designed for the larger screen. An exercise's page now says what it is for and how you have trained it. Bug fixes and improvements.

A new first run: tell Setlist where you train and what you're training for, and start your first workout on the spot. Give each exercise its own song from Apple Music. Cleaner screens throughout, with a tidier Profile and Settings. Bug fixes and improvements.

Body measurements. Set a goal for your waist, arms or legs, measure with a guide, and get a reminder every few weeks. Trainers can build a client's program from the client's goal. Import from Apple Notes and PowerPoint, and a new program starts with the session that rested longest. The privacy policy is updated at setlistlog.com/privacy. Bug fixes and improvements.

A cleaner Setlist. Every screen says less and shows more: iOS 26's Liquid Glass for buttons, bars and sheets, fewer words, and the explanations one tap away. Your goal, in your own words. Type what you want training to get you, like "bench 225 by summer" or "my first pull-up", and Setlist shows what it read and builds your program from it. Plans from paper. Import a printed workout deck from Keynote, or a photo of a filled plan sheet, and it becomes a program or a logged workout. Your page, your choice. Share full workouts, only records, only moments, or nothing. Find people now suggests who you might know before you type. Also: Home's week puts today in the middle, with the days behind and ahead; firmer haptics on the set check and the rest's end; an amended plan imported again updates its program; and many smaller fixes from your notes.

Music with a routine. Put an Apple Music playlist on a routine and it plays inside Setlist from the first set, with pause and next on the workout screen. A Spotify playlist opens in Spotify when you start. Your page can show what you train to. Moments. Profile → People now opens on the moments of the people you follow: records, programs finished, comebacks, streaks, milestones and new gyms. Home is yours alone again. Your links, without typing. Share your Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Strava or X profile straight to Setlist, or paste its link, and the handle arrives exactly as the app wrote it. Any handle can be followed. Also: a page can name up to three gyms; the Goal check lets you pick the goal to check a routine against; Instagram posts read into routines more often; and smaller fixes from your notes.

Add friends by link, code or handle, and send each other routines. Make a routine from an Instagram post or a saved workout video. Clearer runs and rides in History. Bug fixes and improvements.

Pick the days of the week you train, or keep any days. Workouts you build take your recent runs and rides into account. Weight ranges and simpler routine and program editing. Bug fixes and improvements.

A demonstration video for every exercise, right in the app. Home exercise plans from your physical therapist or trainer, with a schedule, hold timers and reminders. Your runs, rides and yoga from Apple Health on the calendar, next to your lifting. Better imports from other apps, bug fixes and improvements.

Trainers can log a client's session on their own phone and keep private notes. Set a target weight or a hold time for each exercise in a routine. A clearer finish, records as you lift, and new gym pages. Bug fixes and improvements.

Train anywhere: pick the gym when you start, and Setlist swaps what it doesn't have. Share a gym with the people you train with, and find gyms near you. A faster app with a long history. Bug fixes and improvements.

A new workout summary after every session, with cards and stickers to share. Find your gym on the map and see the equipment other lifters say it has. More equipment, a clearer Train tab, and ways to add to your program. Bug fixes and improvements.

Liftprint: a look at how you train, drawn from your own workouts. A simpler Library: collections of programs and routines from people who lift. Sign in with a passkey, and add a handle and profile photo. Bug fixes and improvements.

A new Home that opens on today's workout. A quick welcome that sets up your training. A Library of ready-made programs, from a first program to weightlifting and calisthenics. Bug fixes and improvements.

Organize routines into collections and browse them as your library. Publish your routines under a handle, and browse what other lifters share. Bug fixes and improvements.

The Body tab shows how much stronger you are getting and where your sets go. Programs show what each week is for and what comes next. Setlist is now in Traditional and Simplified Chinese. Bug fixes and improvements.

Create an account with Apple, Google or email to keep your training setup on a new iPhone. A report after each workout shows what to lift next time. Bug fixes and improvements.

Bug fixes and improvements.

Build a program step by step: answer a few questions about your goal, days and time, and get a program that fits. Invite friends: give a friend a free month of Setlist Pro, and earn Pro for yourself. Bug fixes and improvements.

Better workout suggestions. A clearer muscle map. Bug fixes and improvements.

• New: Share a finished workout as an image, with every exercise and your best set • New: Training-day reminders that name your next workout • New: Settings for distance and body measurement units, the first day of the week, appearance, and what new sets fill with • New: Warm-up sets suggested before your first barbell lift, if you turn them on • New: A push and pull split for upper-body programs, and each split says what it trains • New: Rest timer vibration is its own setting, and the screen stays on during a workout unless you turn that off • Faster: Typing sets, opening Home, finishing a workout and suggesting a program are quicker with a long history • Change: Home leads with your next workout, and Discard sits beside Finish • Fix: Starting a workout no longer replaces one in progress • Fix: Curls and other single-joint lifts get higher rep targets and shorter rests in suggestions • Fix: A reinstall no longer doubles the exercise library • Fix: Only one alert when a rest ends while the Lock Screen timer is showing • Fix: More than thirty smaller problems found in a full review of the app