NEW IN 3.19
- Health workouts can add themselves to your log. Settings → Apple Health → Add Health Workouts on Open: when you open the app, workouts your watch or another app recorded — a class, a ride, a run — are added on their own, with their real time, length, energy and heart rate. It's off unless you turn it on, and turning it on shows you everything waiting first, all ticked: untick the kinds you don't want (walks, say) and those stay on the Import from Health list to add by hand. Every automatic addition is announced with an Undo, a Last Check line under the switch says what happened, and on a phone with more than one profile it adds to the profile that turned it on
- Change how a built-in exercise is tracked. Every exercise page now has Change Tracking on its Manage menu, so a pose the library times can be logged as reps instead — or the other way round — and your choice sticks: library updates no longer put it back. Use Library Default hands it back whenever you want. If an exercise you made was folded into a library entry of the same name, the way you were logging it comes along, and your choice follows you to the Watch and into a backup
FIXED
- The button says "Log", not "LOG" — and "Update Set" when you're editing one. It was the only action in the app spelled in capitals, and "UPDATE" is the state four of you wrote in about: it now names what it does. Same on the Watch
- Editing an old set no longer loses values the exercise doesn't track any more. A set of 10 reps logged before you switched that exercise to time opens showing its reps, and adding a note keeps them — before, it opened as an empty time field and saving cleared the reps
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.