NEW
- On iPad and the open iPhone Duo, This Workout stays beside the logging page: every exercise, the sets you've done, the one you're on. Tap a row to jump to it, with Edit, Add Exercise, Compare and Finish right there. The sidebar button hides the list for the full-width page
- Half-fold the iPhone Duo like a book and the workout splits at the hinge: the exercise list on the left, the exercise you're logging and its Log button on the right. Body's trend splits the same way
- Set the half-folded Duo down like a laptop and the top half reads from the rack: the rest countdown, the next set's reps and weight, the plates per side, last time's sets and today's, and your best to beat. The log controls stay below, in reach
- Exercises, History, Workout and Settings are side by side on iPad and the open Duo: the list on the left, what you tap on the right, without leaving the list. On a wide iPad, Stats lays out in two columns
- On iPad and the open Duo, the Workout tab opens on something to start: your program's day, or the routine you're due for. History opens on your last workout
- Tap the program card to see today's routine, with Start right there, and starting from it counts toward the program
- On iPad and the open Duo, Body's weight and measurement trends sit beside their entries, taller, with the goal weight and the range picker alongside
- Passed a few exercises on purpose? When auto-advance brings you back to one, Finish Workout sits right beside Skip for Today, so you don't have to skip each one first
On iPhone the screens are laid out as before; the program card and Finish Workout are new there too.
Thank you — the Finish button started as one of your emails. Something look off? Settings → Support → Diagnostics, then email support@gymlogplus.com — you'll reach the developer.