NEW IN 3.18
- Your month, as a card. Stats → Totals now offers a recap for the month — workouts, sets, volume, time, your records, your most-trained exercise, your best streak, and the muscles you worked on the body figure. In the first week of a new month, last month's card is there too. Free, for any month Stats shows. Share it as a picture, or as text: the totals, the comparison with last month, every record with its day, and each exercise with its sessions, sets and best. The same card across a whole year is Pro, and from 26 December the app will tell you yours is ready
- Next time, for a whole routine. A routine's Stats page now lists what the logging screen will suggest for each exercise the next time you run it — "You hit 3 × 12 at 100 lb — try 105" — read from that routine's own sessions, with the sessions it read one tap away. When nothing needs to change, it says so
- A Trend line on every exercise page. The long view under Next time: Progressing, Holding, or Stalled, with the evidence — "no top-set or 1RM record in 9 weeks, 7 sessions". It stays quiet for an exercise with under eight sessions, or one you haven't trained in two months, because a break is not a stall. Both of these are Pro, like the suggestion on the logging screen; free shows that a reading exists
- Balance, over months. A new section under Muscle volume on Stats: push against pull, or upper against lower, week by week as one line against an even mark, with the latest week in numbers and a plain reading — "Push has led pull for 6 weeks". Free sees three months, Pro sees six. It plays as an Audio Graph with VoiceOver, like every other chart here
- Coming back after time off. Open the app after eight weeks or more away and a card on the Workout tab says how long it's been, that everything you logged is still here, and opens the guide to where things live now. Once per break, and never on a first launch
- Room to make more exercises. The free tier now includes 7 custom exercises, up from 3 — and as before, the cap applies only when you create a new one, imported exercises never count, and anything you already made stays
FIXED
- A workout you could not finish. If the review sheet closed on its own the moment you tapped Review & Finish — reported on iOS 26.4 — there was no way through: the workout waited for the next day's reminder to be completed. The finish page now offers Finish Workout and Keep Going right on the page, and finishing there shows your summary afterwards
- Timer slots said "Off" when they meant "Not set". In Settings → Timers & Reminders, a timer with no duration yet now reads "Not set", and the footer says how to add one — up to three, plus one for your last set. "Off" read as "there is no third timer" to at least one person, who trained without the sound because of it
- Clear a note in one tap. Any field holding a note now shows a small x while there's text in it — tap it and the field empties. The logging screen's note most of all, where a note carries forward from your last set and the only way to be rid of one was to hold backspace through it. Also on workout, set, weight, measurement, photo, routine and program notes
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.