NEW IN 3.15
- Your own exercises don't all look alike any more. An exercise with no demonstration clip — anything you created, and a handful of built-ins — used to draw the same grey figure as every other one. Now it gets a tile with its initials, tinted by the part of the body it works, so you can pick yours out of a list at a glance
- Write your own instructions on a custom exercise. Every built-in exercise has a How-to on its page; the ones you make now can too. Setup notes, your own cues, the rack height you always forget — it shows above your history, and it comes along in backups and shared plans
- Tidy up your equipment list. Settings → Equipment → Types shows every equipment name your exercises use, with how many use it. Tap to rename one (renaming onto a name that already exists merges them), or swipe to remove it from all of them — so a typo you made while adding your own equipment is no longer permanent
- Delete an exercise you don't want. One you made that no workout, routine or program has used can now be deleted outright from its Manage menu — no archiving, no trip to Settings. Once something HAS used it, archiving stays the only option, because deleting would strip the exercise off sets you've already logged
- Archived exercises are findable again. Search for one and the Exercises tab offers to show it rather than coming up empty, and the Sort & Filter menu says how many you have archived. Name a new exercise the same as an archived one and the app offers to bring that one back, instead of asking you to pick a name the list was hiding
- Fixing a set you already logged is no longer a secret. Touch and hold any of today's sets to edit it, change its type, or delete it — that has always worked, but nothing said so, and two people told us they found it by accident. Gym Log+ points it out once now, and never again after you've used it
FIXED
- Large text sizes were hiding your numbers. At the accessibility text sizes, History was losing the very things you opened it for — the calendar showed no dates past the 9th, the workout cards cut off their duration and volume, and the month name drew over the arrows beside it. The calendar shrinks its dates to fit now, the cards stack their stats, and the month header gives its title its own line. The plan line on the logging screen wraps instead of being cut off, and so do notes on the Body tab
- Editing a custom exercise's equipment or muscles didn't stick. Choosing equipment and tapping Back put the row straight back to what it was, so Save had nothing new to write — and the same thing quietly undid a name or group you'd changed first. Editing a routine could lose a name the same way. Both hold on to your edits now
- Your unsaved edits survive a stray swipe. Editing sheets — a custom exercise, a band, a logged set, a measurement, a workout, a routine, a photo's note — used to discard everything you had entered if you swiped them away instead of tapping Save, with no warning. They hold on to your work now, and Cancel asks first when there's something to lose
- "Also add this to the routine?" could be swallowed. Add an exercise mid-workout to a workout you started from a routine and the app offers to add it to that routine for next time. The offer was raised while the picker was still closing, so it could be dropped on the way — the exercise was added, the offer just never appeared
Thank you — nearly every line above started as one of your emails. Something look off? Settings → Support → Diagnostics, then email support@gymlogplus.com — you'll reach the developer.