NEW IN 3.16
- See your week on a body. The Stats screen's muscle-volume section now leads with a front-and-back figure whose muscles fill in as you train them — colour deepens with this week's sets, so an even week looks even and a muscle you have been skipping stays grey. The bars underneath keep the exact numbers and the this-week-vs-last comparison, and VoiceOver reads the figure muscle by muscle. Share a workout and the card carries the same figure beside its set counts
- Every exercise shows its muscles on the body. Exercise pages get a small front-and-back figure — the main muscle at full colour, "also works" muscles lighter. Building or editing one of your own, it updates live as you change the group and the Also Works list, so you can see what a logged set will count toward
- Gym Log+ now knows which plates you actually have. Settings → Equipment → Plates, or Edit Plates inside the calculator: drop the denominations your gym doesn't have, add the ones it does, say how many pairs you own, give any of them a colour. The plate calculator and the warm-up ramp both plan from that list, so they stop suggesting a 35 when there isn't one in the building. Kilo plates start with the competition colours; the Bar row sets the bar the whole app assumes, so a home gym with a 35 lb bar says so once; and Try It shows how a weight loads before you're standing at the rack. Your starting list is the standard set, so nothing changes until you edit it
- Merge a duplicate exercise into the one it should have been. Made your own "Farmer's Walk" and later found Farmer's Carry? Open your exercise → Manage → Merge Into… and pick the other one. Every logged set and routine slot moves across, the old name stays searchable as another name for it, and the duplicate goes. The confirmation says exactly how many sets and slots will move, because a merge can't be undone. New Exercise heads it off too: type a name the app already knows as another name for something and it says which exercise that is, and offers to use it
- Workout reminders, on the days you train. Opt in when you install a plan, or any time in Settings → Workout Reminders, by picking your training days and a time. The reminder names your program's next day ("Leg Day today"), stays quiet on a day you've already trained, and never fires unless you asked for it
FIXED
- One workout could land in Apple Health twice. If you finished a workout your Apple Watch was measuring, the phone's catch-up pass could save its own copy before the watch's record arrived — two entries in Fitness for one session. The phone waits for the watch now, and cleans up any double it already made
- Imported distances stayed wrong on your OWN cardio exercises. The repair that undoes the old app's mile/metre mixup only ever looked at built-in exercises, so runs and rides logged under an exercise you made yourself stayed wrong however many times you updated. They're repaired now, each set from what your original app recorded for it. For distances no repair can reach, Fix Distance Units on any exercise's ⋯ menu relabels a whole exercise at once — grouped by the unit they're stored under, so a mixed set is visible first. The numbers never move, only the unit
- Save Image works for shared workout cards. The share sheet offers saving the card straight to your photo library — it used to offer only the Files app. The app still never reads your library
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.