NEW IN 3.17
- Archive a profile instead of deleting it. Settings → Profile has an Archive row above Delete. An archived profile disappears from the profile list and the switcher but keeps every workout, body log and routine it ever recorded, and comes back any time from the new Archived Profiles page, where each shows how many workouts it logged and when the last was. For a trainer whose client list only grows, or a family member who stopped training, this is the option that was missing: until now the only way to tidy the list was to delete a person's whole history
- Your notes travel with a shared workout now. Sharing a workout as text used to leave your set notes behind. Each note sits on its own set's line ("8 × 135 lb — RIR 2"), so what you send matches what you logged. The picture you post still carries no notes, as it never did
- Share one workout as a CSV. A new item beside Share as Text: the same spreadsheet columns as the full export in Settings, notes included — no more exporting your whole history to get at one session
- The mid-workout exercise list shows when you last did each exercise. Open the checklist during a workout and every row reads "2 of 3 sets · Last: Aug 27, 2026". For a routine that holds alternatives — dumbbell curls one day, cables the next — that is the "which one haven't I done lately" answer in one look, instead of a visit to each exercise's page
FIXED
- Tapping Finish Workout could lose the finish. The finish waits for the summary to close before it runs, and that wait was held by the logging screen itself — so if the screen reloaded in that half-second the request went with it and the workout stayed running. That is the event behind "it doesn't save, it just jumps back into my workout". The request is held by the app now: a reloaded screen completes it on arrival, and a backstop completes it if no screen does
- Signed out of iCloud, the app said your data was gone. Your workouts live in your iCloud account, so signing out removes them from the device — they are safe, and they come back when you sign in. But every screen showed the empty state written for a brand-new user, so it read as though the app had deleted everything. History, Stats, the Workout tab, your own exercises and the Body tab now name the real reason, say how many workouts this device had, and offer to check again. Sign back in and they say "Downloading from iCloud" while your history comes down
- Finishing a workout is quicker to the summary. The shareable workout card was drawn in full, at 3×, muscles and all, every time the summary opened — whether or not you were going to share it. It is drawn when you tap Share now. Opening a past workout got the same
- The hold timer could ring up to two seconds late. A 30-second stretch or plank sounded its tone anywhere from a few milliseconds to nearly two seconds after the ring filled, depending on how the system chose to wake it. It rings on time now, and the rest timer got the same guarantee
- Finishing your last set on the watch now takes the phone to Finish too. With auto-advance on, a set logged on the wrist that completed the workout left the phone sitting on the last exercise, where the same set logged on the phone slid to the finish page
- The watch complication no longer cuts a long program name short as its title. On the rectangular face, "Day 2 of 3" is the title, the day's name is the big line, and the program's name sits beneath it in full width
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