In this release, we improved visual clarity around shared routines and refined several interface details for a more consistent experience. What’s new and improved • Long routine names are now truncated with “…” to prevent them from pushing the completion percentage out of the card. • The error pill no longer overlaps the share button; the button now disappears when necessary. • Shared routines now display a “SHARED” label to clearly differentiate them from “UPDATED” routines. • When the share or delete button is disabled (for example, for routines shared by someone else or created by a coach), we now explain why for better clarity.

In this release, we focused on overall stability and performance improvements, and fixed an issue affecting the login experience. Bug fixes • Performance improvements for a faster and more stable app. • Fixed a login issue that, in some cases, prevented users from creating an account and accessing Kaizer.

In this release, we fixed critical issues that could prevent access to the app in some cases, and we also included general experience improvements. What’s new •⁠ ⁠Visual improvements •⁠ ⁠User experience improvements Bug fixes •⁠ ⁠Fixed an issue where the keyboard would not appear during login, preventing users from accessing their account. •⁠ ⁠Fixed an issue where the “We couldn’t create your account” alert could appear, preventing signup completion and therefore blocking access to Kaizer. •⁠ ⁠Fixed a routine sharing issue: if the sender had already trained that day, the routine could appear as trained for the receiver as well.

In this release, we’re taking another step forward: we refreshed our visual identity, added key new features, and refined the overall experience. What’s new • New app icon: we’re saying goodbye to the iconic “K”. Kaizer now has a new icon that better matches our latest branding (the K is now part of Kaizer’s history). • Routine sharing: loved a routine and want to share it with a friend? Someone has a routine you want to add to your own? You can now share routines. • Offline training: you can now train without an internet connection. If a workout isn’t saved, you’ll see a banner on the home screen to resend it once you’re back online. • Visual and user experience improvements.

In this release, we updated the App Store experience for Portuguese users. What’s new •⁠ ⁠Updated Portuguese App Store screenshots

In this release, we continue making Kaizer more accessible for users around the world. We added support for a new language so more people can train and use the app in their native language. What’s new • Added full Portuguese language support • General user experience improvements for clearer and smoother navigation

In this release, we continue improving the social experience and onboarding flow, while fixing important issues and optimizing overall performance. We added new ways to connect with other Kaizer users, made onboarding clearer, and significantly improved image loading speed so everything feels faster and smoother. What’s new • Friend search: you can now search for Kaizer users directly from the Friends tab • New onboarding step to let us know how you discovered Kaizer • Images now load much faster thanks to improvements in image caching • UI improvements when displaying friend QR codes, including increased brightness for easier scanning and smoother flow Bug fixes • Fixed an issue where name autocomplete was triggered during onboarding • Resolved a bug that prevented password resets in certain cases • Fixed an issue when entering tags during onboarding that could block user account creation

In this version of Kaizer: Gym & Fitness Planner, we focused on making your training sessions feel smoother and helping you avoid leaving workouts unfinished. We completely revamped the notification system: Kaizer now alerts you when you leave a workout open, when your rest timer ends, and you can control everything from a new toggle in Settings. More control, fewer distractions. We also improved navigation, scrolling behavior, and several visual elements to make the app feel more stable, clear, and polished. What’s new • Notifications when you forget to finish a workout • Alerts when rest time ends • New toggle in Settings to enable or disable notifications • One-week free trial of Kaizer Pro so you can explore all advanced features with no commitment • Dynamic pricing implemented worldwide to offer more accessible options depending on your region • General improvements to navigation and workout flow • User experience enhancements across scrolling and visual components Bug fixes • Improved performance when adding or deleting sets • New sets now copy weight and reps from your actual last set for more accurate predictions • Fixed an issue when adding time-based exercises • Improved tag validation and better handling of camera permission requests

In this update, we focused on making your training sessions feel smoother and helping you avoid leaving workouts unfinished. We completely revamped the notification system: Kaizer now alerts you when you leave a workout open, when your rest timer ends, and you can control everything from a new toggle in Settings. More control, fewer distractions. We also improved navigation, scrolling behavior, and several visual elements to make the app feel more stable, clear, and polished. What’s new • Notifications when you forget to finish a workout • Alerts when rest time ends • New toggle in Settings to enable or disable notifications • One-week free trial of Kaizer Pro so you can explore all advanced features with no commitment • Dynamic pricing implemented worldwide to offer more accessible options depending on your region • General improvements to navigation and workout flow • User experience enhancements across scrolling and visual components Bug fixes • Improved performance when adding or deleting sets • New sets now copy weight and reps from your actual last set for more accurate predictions • Fixed an issue when adding time-based exercises • Improved tag validation and better handling of camera permission requests

What’s New Friends! Kaizer now lets you add friends. Just go to your profile, open the Friends widget, and share your link with others! (It doesn’t do much yet… but stay tuned, big things coming soon) Fixes & Improvements We also fixed some bugs and made minor improvements for a smoother experience.

Fixed logic and UI bugs

What’s New • Routine builder: The creation flow now auto-fills experience data. • Mandatory updates: An update checker surfaces critical releases before you keep training, so you’re always up to date. • Post-workout love: You can now rate Kaizer without leaving the app. • General settings hub: Settings now include quick access to language, subscription, legal, password reset, and account options—plus a Rate Kaizer card. UX Improvements • Haptics: All pressable components now share centralized haptic feedback for a consistent feel across the app. • Routine editing: Day overview and creation steps feature smarter keyboard handling, spacing, and inline renaming to keep tweaks focused. • Profile surfaces: Enhanced padding and fixed minor visual glitches. • Media picker: Profile photo selection now supports in-app cropping while preserving image quality for sharper avatars. Fixes & Improvements • Exercise replacement: Replacing exercises now preserves in-progress sets, weights, rest timers, and workout status. • Next exercise navigation: Correctly cycles to the next pending movement instead of showing Finish Workout prematurely. • Password reset: Reset password now works properly. • Rest timers: Timers continue running in the background so recovery tracking doesn’t pause. • Routine Generation: Enhanced performance, now it’s 5% faster.

**Fixes & Improvements** Date of birth: Fixed a scrolling issue when selecting your birth date. AI routine creation: Centered buttons that appeared misaligned. Onboarding: Selecting more than three goals only saved two — now all are correctly stored. Translations: Quick options always displayed “Y” instead of “AND”. It now adjusts properly based on the selected language.

**What’s New** • Pro subscription: We launched Kaizer Pro with more features and benefits. • Workout history: You can now see all your past routines and track your progress. • Streaks: Daily and weekly streaks to keep you motivated. • Warm-up exercises: Added warm-ups at the start of routines for better preparation. • Multi-language support: The app is now available in English and Spanish. • Non-premium users: Current weights now carry over to the following weeks automatically, so you don’t have to re-enter them. **UX improvements** • We improved the user experience when interacting with sessions. They’re no longer managed by days — now, from the main screen, you’ll instantly see what you need to do. • When tapping on a routine card, you’ll get new options like view history, go straight to today’s workout, or delete it. **Fixes & Improvements** • Routine week start: Previously started one week behind. Now it’s shown correctly. • Manual exercise weights: Couldn’t be logged before; now fixed. • Exercise search & replacement: Improved similarity search and fixed bugs for more accurate results. • Model improvements: The model now also considers how you named your routine. Did you call it “The Leg Destroyer”? Well, buddy, start looking for a wheelchair — Kaizer got the message

What’s New New routine editing view: We built a dedicated screen where you can rename the session, reorder, delete, and replace exercises all in one place—making routine editing faster and clearer. Enhanced manual exercises: Before, you could only pick from the exercise library (well, there was a hidden manual add option). Now, alongside the library, you’ll find a “+” button to add exercises manually, and when creating them you can choose whether they’re rep-based or time-based. Workout auto-fill: Logging weights, reps, or time over and over was repetitive. We added auto-fill to the following sets to streamline the flow. Recommended day highlight: The suggested training day was easy to miss. It’s now larger and comes with a “Suggested” pill so you can spot it instantly. Model update: Very specific requests like “stretching routine with bodyweight” sometimes failed. The model now adapts better to your preferences, reduces unwanted exercises (e.g., asking for machines and getting dumbbells), and should always be able to generate a routine. (If you manage to break it, let us know—the note writer swore it wouldn’t happen) Fixes & Improvements Weights across weeks: A serious bug set all weights to 0 in future weeks, forcing you to check the previous week to see what you lifted. We’ve introduced a weight updater model that automatically adjusts next week’s weights based on your performance. Manual add sets/reps: Manually added exercises defaulted to 1 set and 0 reps. They now follow the model’s recommended setup. Reorder stability: Manually reordered exercises sometimes jumped to the bottom. They now stay in the correct place. Onboarding: Visual and micro-interaction refinements for a smoother onboarding flow. Workout flow: Polished routine openings, entering exercises, and back navigation so everything feels more consistent.

What’s New Exercise Pool: You can now access our exercise database, so you can quickly build your manual routine or replace an exercise with another one you had in mind. Quick Visual Improvements: We refined interface details across different screens to make the app feel clearer, tidier, and more consistent. Fixes Quick Fixes: We adjusted small visual and navigation errors so that your experience feels smoother with every interaction.

Release to the App Store, new redesign and new features. Now you can: create a personalized workout in just seconds, use AI to replace exercises that matches with your profile, get smart progressive overload based on your performance and much more!