What's new in Durata

Durata 1.1.1

Durata 1.1.1 follows the launch with honest program pages, a smoother workout and the fixes from launch week.

Program pages

• Every chart follows the app's real progression, week by week; beginner plans look six weeks ahead.
• Physique Peak's main lifts are 3 × 5 with an AMRAP that raises your training max.
• Starting weights have − and + buttons and a Clear All.

In the workout

• Change a lift's progression rule mid-workout and it takes effect straight away.
• Edit a ticked set and its record updates: the trophy goes, or a new record gets its moment.
• Setup Next: Clear Setup, and more of your settings on the chip.
• Type a weight during a rest and Up Next updates at once.
• A set ticked without a weight stays marked until you add one.

Also

• Back-off and percentage sets start at the right weight.
• Push / Pull / Legs sits under the muscle map, and its shares add up to 100%.
• Cleaner Settings and import screens.
• Get in Touch: find us on Instagram, X and the WhatsApp Channel.
• Over 30 more improvements and fixes.

Durata 1.1.0

Durata 1.1.0 redesigns the whole app. We went through every screen so it reads at a glance between sets: bigger text, fewer words, each fact said once, and anything you tap opens the detail behind it.

New look

• Every screen redesigned: Home, Training, the workout, Progress, Nutrition, Cardio, Body, Gallery, Goals, You and Settings.
• Soft grey cards, change shown as coloured triangles, and colours that mean the same everywhere: green up, red a miss, grey held, amber a step down.

Training, rebuilt

• Discover: a shelf for each goal, with a quick look at any program.
• Every program has its own page: your week with your weights, the whole block, and where it takes you.
• A planner for your week: drag sessions between days, every setting in one place.
• Your own plans progress themselves: one tap sets a rule for every lift.
• The Library is one clean list, with search and covers for the plans you build.

In the workout

• The Workout tab shows today's session ready to start, plus anything you missed to catch up.
• One session sheet: every lift and set, drag to reorder, undo.
• Minisets (Rest Pause, Myo Reps, Cluster), tempo for each lift, deload weeks and HIIT blocks.
• Setup Next tells you the plates, the pin and the seat before each set.

Records and celebrations

• A new record gets its moment, with thirteen animations, and a new finish screen has eighteen celebrations.
• Share cardio records, and replay any past session's celebration.

Progress and Home

• Review, History, Strength, Workload and the PR Board: shorter, clearer, and every number opens its chart.
• Home tiles are easier to read and open exactly what they show.

Also

• 35 new exercises with how-to videos.
• Get in Touch: email us, or find us on Discord, Reddit, YouTube and TikTok.
• Over 100 more improvements and fixes.

Durata 1.0.3

Fixes

• The app no longer slows to a crawl for watch users: heart-rate readings synced from Health Connect or Apple Health were piling up in settings and dragging down every screen

Durata 1.0.2

New

• While editing Home widgets, tap the top of the screen to cancel.
• Session Stats has a Session Fatigue card showing your fatigue level and the signals behind it.

Improved

• Plate lists count repeated plates, like 20 kg ×4 a side, on the rest screen, the logger and the lock screen.
• The rest timer no longer shows a line of stats under the ring.
• Unilateral sets show a rep range under the set you're on, and a single target appears in the left and right boxes.
• The Session Fatigue card no longer links out to the guide.
• Workout carousel: a green tick on finished exercises, a red ring on the one you're on, and one line under a superset pair.
• Home's PR cards show the change figure in the same place on every card.
• Bodypart Split, Last Workout, Training Volume and Top Sets figures are larger and easier to read.
• Cardio days are white on the plan, no longer the same orange as triceps.
• Progress > Muscle Split shows your top 6 muscles, with Show All to see every one.
• Session Info shows just the name and description; delete a session from its menu in the Library.
• Home's Up Next card has no buttons: tap a session to preview it, or to go back to it once started.
• Muscle names and set counts in Progress > Muscle Split are larger and easier to read.
• Up and down triangles now match the size of the text beside them everywhere in the app.
• The finish screen's Discard button is solid red, and the remaining square buttons (note editor, finish screen, Welcome back, warmups) now have rounded ends.
• The workout's volume strip no longer says "No Change"; it shows a figure only when the volume moved.

Fixes

• The rest screen's Setup Next pill shows the whole plate list on one line instead of cutting it off.
• Setup Next's plates follow your sets: the logger chip updates as you tick, and the rest screen shows the next set's weight and plates when it comes from your plan or last session.
• Android Back closes the Tempo editor instead of asking to leave your workout.
• Setup Next no longer suggests a weight your previous sets don't show, and % sets use their prescribed load.
• The exercise strip stops at the last exercise, with no blank space and no stray arrow.
• Training Library on the phone shows your plan as a card with your standalone session beneath it, like on desktop.
• Android Back from the Session Stats drawer closes the drawer instead of asking to leave your workout.
• History calendar dates line up on days with and without sessions.
• The keyboard key on the reps box says Done, not Next, after moving over from weight.
• The Workout tab now scrolls like the other tabs, without a fixed band at the top.
• Session Fatigue's Volume Pace no longer shows huge percentages in the first minutes of a workout.
• Warmup is spelled the same way everywhere, without a hyphen.
• Free accounts no longer see Setup Next plate loading on the rest screen.
• Tapping an exercise's note in the workout now opens the note editor.

Durata 1.0.2

New

• Set a tempo for each lift from the planner: type the code, and Next Lift moves through a session's lifts without closing the sheet.
• Plans can set a tempo for each lift, including X for explosive reps. The Tempo button plays it, and after a rest the beat starts again if you had it running.
• Build a HIIT block in one go: set Rounds, Work and Rest on a HIIT set, in a workout or in the planner.
• Durata is now on the App Store for iPhone.
• Mark any week of your own plan as a deload: press and hold its week chip on a phone, or use the Deload button on desktop. Lighter numbers that week no longer show as drops.
• A lift you add to a built-in program can follow the program's own progression rule, with its sets, from the picker.
• Your own plans can now progress themselves: Durata suggests a rule for every lift from its sets, and one tap turns them all on, at Start or from the plan's Progression tab.

Improved

• Grip Width in an exercise's setup is now Narrow, Shoulder or Wide instead of a number.
• Cardio records no longer pop up during a workout.
• Settings › Rep Tempo can be set to X (as fast as you can): step past 9 or below 0, or type X.
• The fatigue bar now sits at the bottom as the line between your session totals and the workout buttons.
• Setup Next: Spider Curls and other bench lifts have a bench angle, and dips have a bar height.
• Tap the volume and E1RM strip during a workout to open Session Stats.
• Tapping Done on the keyboard after typing reps logs the set.
• Body weight: a change of 0.1 kg or less reads No Change on every card, Total Change and This Program.
• Remove Marker and Delete Week are solid red, like the other delete buttons.
• The rest timer ring turns red in the last 3 seconds, together with the countdown.
• The set type sheet says "Backoff 10% lighter" and "Dropset 10% lighter" in words.
• Triangles in progression labels now match the text size and sit beside their number.
• Fewer workout tips: the ones that repeated your plan's rule or rarely appeared are gone.
• A change that didn't move now says "No Change", and History cards show the unit and match the session screen.
• Every change now shows the triangle and its number, small moves included.
• Every change and percentage now shows a triangle and the number, with no plus, minus or arrow signs.
• A progression rule that is only on offer now shows amber, and an active rule stays green.
• Cards now have a soft grey fill instead of flat black, with no outlines.
• The full-screen rest timer ring is one solid colour again.
• The first Week Complete card now shows your personal records, or the time you trained, instead of "Baseline".
• The two buttons on the Welcome back card are now the same size and fill the card's width.
• Changes now show one marker everywhere: a triangle and the number, with no extra arrow or plus or minus sign.
• Delete, Remove and Discard buttons are solid red with white text so they are easy to read.
• Plates in the Setup line show in their plate colours, on the workout, the routine editor and the rest screen.
• The dumbbell rack has a Default button, and says when a ladder is too fine to list.
• Wear OS: a HIIT set reads its round ("Round 3 of 10") instead of "HIIT".
• Set number badges now look the same everywhere: the bold disc is used in the workout grid, the set sheet, Rest Times and the planner.
• The set sheet and Rest Times name sets the way the workout does (Warmup 2, Set 1) instead of counting the warm-ups.
• HIIT: records no longer pop up during the session; they are kept for the end.
• More room on phones: wider cards and a less boxed Training screen
• The progression line under each lift is shorter and colour-coded: a green triangle when the weight went up, grey when it stayed the same, a red triangle on a deload.
• GZCLP lifts now say when they've dropped a stage or started a new cycle, and 5/3/1-style lifts show when the training max went up.
• No more pop-up at Finish listing weight changes; the next session's line says what moved.
• On a built-in program, a free account's workout changes save as a new session rather than onto the plan.
• The Pro screen says what customising a built-in program covers.
• The progression picker reads as one sentence, with the increment as steps that follow the equipment and an honest preview of the next session.
• The plan editor shows each lift's progression under its name; a lift with no rule offers one, and one tap applies it.
• Free accounts run built-in programs exactly as written; customising one is part of Pro.
• Program status labels in Review line up from row to row
• Exercises list sits closer to the List / Grid switch, with less empty space on phones
• Small "more" links at the bottom of cards are now proper buttons, and tappable text is larger and easier to read

Fixes

• The weight screen's Current Phase card now counts only weigh-ins since the phase began, so a new cut no longer reads as a gain.
• The workout list no longer jumps when the header rest timer starts or ends, so taps land where you aim.
• The Week Complete screen's headline reads Week 1 - Complete, like its share card.
• The HIIT timer's Warm Up and Cool Down labels no longer overlap.
• The set type sheet reads "Backoff ▼10%" with the triangle beside its number.
• On This Day's up triangles are green.
• The set type sheet writes Warmup the same way everywhere.
• A cardio workout's complete screen and its share cards, in the reel and in History, now show total time and rounds instead of 0 kg.
• Body weight changes show a triangle from 0.2 kg, coloured by your goal: green towards it, red away from it.
• The Week Complete share card is titled Week 1 - Complete, and moving to the next week no longer pops a Moved to Week toast.
• A session now shows the same time estimate on Home, in its preview and in the planner.
• In the session planner, cardio durations read right as you type and Done closes the keyboard.
• Session previews price a HIIT session by its real durations and rests (about 15 to 20 minutes, not 30).
• The Setup chip now shows the plates for loads like 77.5 kg instead of leaving them out.
• A rest pause set's combined total no longer counts as a set volume record.
• A set that has just set a record no longer shows a "short of your record" line while you rest.
• HIIT: the notification and lock screen count each work interval down and say Warm Up, Round 3 of 10 and Cool Down, with the rounds done.
• The rest timer's Up Next and the lock screen count warm-ups and work sets separately ("Warmup 2/2", then "Set 1/3"), as the logger does.
• During a workout, Setup now shows the set you're on (a warm-up shows the warm-up's load, not a work set's) and says which set it is, for example "Warmup 1 of 2".
• The Session PRs list and screen-reader labels no longer count warm-ups as sets.
• A HIIT workout in History, and a week or month of cardio in In Review, You, All Time, Home and the week recap, now shows total time and rounds instead of 0 kg.
• HIIT: a session's time counts only the rests between rounds, as they ran (the air bike session reads 15:20, not 9 minutes).
• HIIT: the timer names the Warm Up, each Round n of N and the Cool Down (the cool-down read "Set 12" under WORK).
• HIIT: no rest after the warm-up, before the cool-down or after it; each goes straight into the next.
• On the HIIT rest screen the REST label no longer overlaps the next round, and it says "Round 2 of 10" instead of "HIIT Round 2/10" so it never cuts off on narrow phones.
• Discarding a workout in the middle of a cardio interval no longer leaves its timer behind in the next workout.
• Exercise picker: after a search the last results can always be scrolled into view above the keyboard and the bottom bars.
• A plan started by training it, without a scheduled date, is offered when you set nutrition targets, and Play asks for its start date. A started plan no longer shows the pre-start previews, and the If you miss panel shows when your rule backs off.
• Ramped sets no longer count as a progression on a lift's first session, and progression targets round from your bar (custom bars like a 28 kg camber now get loadable weights).
• After the first weight bump on a lift with history, the progression chip shows the rise instead of "Starting at".
• Progression suggestions for dumbbell lifts step by the dumbbells your gym has, not a fixed 1 kg.
• Adding an exercise to a workout now fills its working sets from last session's working sets, not its Warmup sets.
• Progression is no longer offered on cardio, timed-hold or bodyweight exercises, and removing a program marker from the History calendar clears it at once.
• Turning off the fatigue bar in Settings during a workout no longer shows "Something went wrong" when you return to the workout.
• Marking a deload week no longer scrolls the week row back to the start.
• The red D that marks a deload week now sits level with the week label.
• Built-in programs no longer show progression suggestions on lifts the program left manual.
• A progression rule created on a built-in program counted a single rep as a success; it now judges the reps the lift prescribes.

Durata 1.0.1

Improved

• New card look: cards are black with a thin outline instead of a grey fill, so screens are calmer, especially in Bright mode. PR and session colour edges stay
• The plan's rest days now show as full days, the same size as training days, with a + to add a session
• Day names read MON, TUE … in capitals on Home and in the plan
• Long-press any widget on Home to edit your board, like an iPhone home screen. Edit mode now has Cancel, and Restore Default Layout (in Add Widget) can be undone
• Search boxes are a simple line with a magnifier
• Large buttons have rounded ends, and on desktop they no longer stretch across the whole window
• Delete buttons are easier on the eye: red text on a neutral button
• The session editor shows the workout's Setup chip next to the +
• Desktop: the sidebar matches the page, and today's cell in the plan grid is marked by its TODAY label

Durata 1.0.1

Improved

• Cleaner screens: cards without outlines, a calmer week strip, one PR count per session, and plan facts as plain text
• Set rows in the workout logger fit on smaller phones without clipping
• The routine editor shows what each drop or back-off % comes off
• Letters on the set discs are larger and easier to read
• The Deload card works with RIR logging, and each check shows its progress instead of "Not enough data"
• Tips and warnings share one consistent style

Fixes

• The next-set marker no longer overlaps the set disc on smaller phones
• The back-off set help no longer says they always come off the set before

Durata 1.0.1

New

• Exercise pages show a Progression card for lifts in a plan: the recent verdicts, the next weight, and why
• Exercise pages show a Muscles Worked diagram
• Filter an exercise's History and Charts by time range, like Nutrition and Body
• Rep Ranges chart shows your mix of strength, hypertrophy and endurance work
• The Rep Calculator shows your best weight at every rep count
• Exercise Insights include a strength curve showing which rep records are easiest to beat

Improved

• Long exercise histories chart cleanly: best of each week or month, with a trend line and your rate of progress
• Exercise stat sparklines show your best of each week, so the trend is readable
• Exercise History shows one line per session, newest open, with records marked
• Session Comparison shows both the weight and the rep change when both moved, in green and red
• Training Max appears only for lifts with % sets, and suggests a value for you
• How To shows your last session when you open it mid-workout, and your note comes first
• Rate RPE/RIR on bodyweight, timed and carry exercises, not just weighted sets
• Web: on desktop, How To puts the video beside the instructions, Muscles Worked is larger, and Session Comparison sits centred beside it

Fixes

• Double progression now moves you to the heaviest weight you took to the top of the rep range, instead of adding 2.5 kg to your old weight
• Long exercise names wrap instead of cutting off, and the header buttons line up
• Exercise stat sparklines no longer spill out of their tiles
• Exercise pages no longer fade out well above the bottom bar

Durata 1.0.0

New

• Tap the Reps column header in a plan to switch an exercise between single targets and rep ranges
• iOS: swipe from the left edge of the screen to go back

Improved

• Tab pages show the page name in a slim bar at the top once you scroll; tap it to jump back to the top
• iOS: cardio and progression fields open the number keypad
• Screens you open from a list (a plan, a past session, reports) now keep their back button and title at the top while you scroll
• iOS: content no longer scrolls up underneath the clock and Dynamic Island

Fixes

• iOS: editing reps in a plan now brings up the number pad instead of the full keyboard
• One-side-at-a-time exercises now show their target reps ("8 each side") during a workout
• Web: the week selector now shows on the Plan tab for plans without fixed weekdays, so you can switch weeks after adding one
• Copying into a newly added, empty week now copies your sessions instead of doing nothing
• Replacing an exercise in a session now shows the new exercise straight away instead of needing a second try

Durata 1.0.0

Improved

• iOS: The rest bar on the Lock Screen keeps pace with the countdown

Fixes

• iOS: The -15s, Skip and +15s buttons on the Lock Screen work without unlocking

Durata 1.0.0

Fixes

• iOS: The workout card on the Lock Screen fills in again instead of showing an empty dark box

Durata 1.0.0

Improved

• Set reps or a rep range (like 8-12) from the planner's set sheet, and apply them to every working set at once
• The One Lift picker lists your most-trained lifts first, with lifts already on your board moved to the end

Fixes

• Fatigue bar: Rep Drop-off no longer flags fewer reps on a heavier set as fatigue
• Android: the rest timer bell now plays through your Bluetooth headphones when the app is in the background, instead of the phone speaker
• iOS: The workout shows again on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island
• Web: The TODAY pill on the plan grid now sits inside today's session tile, so the tile lines up with the rest of the week
• Renaming a session now updates its name on the plan grid instead of leaving "Mon Session"
• Program Complete cards are now saved to Your Cards, including Key Lifts, and show the weeks you actually trained

Durata 1.0.0

Improved

• iOS: Settings shows why the workout isn't appearing on the Lock Screen, to help us fix it

Fixes

• iOS: The end-of-rest sound now plays even when your media volume is turned down

Durata 1.0.0

Improved

• Durata now asks what you think of a program about a week in, even if you missed a session, and lets you confirm or update your rating when you finish it.
• Nutrition day pickers fit on one line on small phones and match the rest of the app
• Cleaner Create a plan sheet, the week's day chips fit on one line on small phones, and workout stats now sit inside the tool dock
• Start Workout, Preview and Play Your Story are taller and easier to hit

Fixes

• iOS/Android: the bottom nav no longer covers Customize Home's Done bar, and leaving Home mid-edit saves your layout
• An empty Training library now shows one clear empty state instead of two stacked ones, and its buttons all work.
• Small icon buttons (Customize, Share, Settings, the add buttons and share arrows) are easier to tap
• Android: the This Week widget shows its whole row of days at its default size instead of cutting it off
• iOS: body fat from Apple Health now shows as the right percentage instead of a fraction of one
• Signing in on a new device now restores all of your history, not only the first 1,000 entries of each kind

Durata 1.0.0

New

• Pick which week of your plan to run, and ease back in after a break

Fixes

• A deload no longer drops a barbell lift below your bar when you train in pounds or use a lighter bar

Durata 1.0.0

New

• iOS: home-screen widgets (Up Next, This Week, Goal, Week Volume, Streak, Body Weight, Lookback, Records, Last Session, Quick Start) and Lock Screen widgets for today's session and your week
• Android: home-screen widgets: Up Next, This Week, Goal, Week Volume, Streak, Body Weight, Lookback, Records, Last Session and Quick Start
• iOS: your workout on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island: next set, rest countdown, and −15s, Skip and +15s on iOS 17
• Android: your workout on the lock screen: next set, rest countdown with −15s, Skip and +15s
• Log a workout you forgot to log, dated when you did it.
• Setup Next: a Plate Loaded Cable option for cable machines you load with plates, so the pulley height saves alongside the plates
• Plans can run as a rotation: sessions in order, no fixed weekdays
• Planner: the set sheet has a set strip, so you can step through, copy, add and remove an exercise's sets without closing it
• Set sheet: choose warm-up or working, a load by weight or percent, and stack set layers
• Screens slide in and out with direction, so back feels like back
• Home shows a "Your year in Review is ready" card through January, opening the full year report
• Strength Index now scores your squat, bench and deadlift total with DOTS and charts it over the year
• Each finished plan week now keeps a shareable week card on the plan's Report Card
• Sessions you missed earlier in the week now sit at the top of the Workout tab, saying how long ago you skipped them.

Improved

• Android: the widget picker shows a preview of each Durata widget, and Up Next's Start button no longer gets cut off at smaller sizes
• In the set sheet, the load option for a set weight is now called Fixed
• A % TM set on a lift with no Training Max now asks you to set one, and says when it's using your estimated 1RM instead
• Percentage loads in a workout now read like any other number instead of in pink
• Quick date picks (Today, Yesterday, Open-Ended) sit centred under the calendar
• Date and time fields open a new calendar and time wheel instead of the browser's own picker
• Cable exercises always show the pulley Numbered From (Bottom/Top) option in Setup Next
• Setup sheet position pickers (pulley, seat height, thigh pad) drop their extra subtitle line
• Warm-up profile tabs in Settings match the app's other tab controls
• Add Widget now sits in the bar at the bottom of the screen while you edit Home, so you no longer have to scroll to the end of the board to find it
• Setup Next is tidier: saved settings show as rows with Add chips for the rest, and last session's kit replaces the example card
• Nutrition: New Targets is a + in the header, and the Water card is more compact on phones
• The Warm-up, Rep and Plate calculators share one sheet design; the Plate Calculator draws the loaded bar full width and picks the bar through the same sheet as Setup Next
• Gym sheets check names inline, the edit sheet puts Remove Gym beside Save, and your current gym shows a Here Now badge
• The workout editor's header has more breathing room
• Up Next looks the same on rest days, with the next session's preview and a Start Early button
• The Sessions tile counts planned sessions separately from extra ones you fit in
• Your Cards, On This Day, the Program Started and Program Complete cards and Instant Insights' closing cards can now be saved as a 9:16 story, not just a square post.
• The workout editor has a ✕ / ✓ header, the title opens Session Details, and Session Notes sit right under the sets
• Every ⋮ menu button in the app now looks the same
• Every back button in the app now looks the same
• Gallery's empty screen text wraps into even lines
• Clearer prompt on an empty workout
• Share cards pick Story or Square (and Card or Photo in the Gallery) from the same tab strip used across the app
• Every bottom sheet shares the same corner radius and backdrop blur
• The body map, photo filter and Compare use the app's standard segmented control
• In Review's period picker uses the same option rows as every other picker
• Set types: warm-ups allow Unilateral only and start at your warm-up profile's %, the text line under sets is gone, no dot for unilateral, Top set retired, bigger Training Max buttons
• Editing a past workout now opens the full session editor: add exercises, reorder, supersets and set types, not just weights and reps.
• Setup Next: Plate Loaded Cable defaults to Both Sides and draws one carriage with plates on each horn
• One-week plans close the week with a single Continue instead of asking to move on to Week 1
• Every list, drawer and settings screen now fades at the bottom while there is more to scroll, so the end of a list always looks like the end.
• Planner: the set strip's minus asks before deleting a set
• The set sheet's percent stepper is one compact pill with the reference weight beside it
• Set badges show stacked layers as dots and the next set spells out its layers and load
• Percent loads resolve against the training max, estimated 1RM or working weight on any set, warm-ups included
• Every button responds to a press, and PRs give one clean tap, watch included
• The sample sessions on an empty Sessions tab now look like your own session cards, with a time estimate and an easier-to-tap dismiss button
• Tapping a lift on a Program Report or in Body's Strength Held opens its charts
• Bigger tap targets, readable stat labels, and Home hides the PR card until you set one
• Clearer wording across toasts, sheets and share captions
• Numbers and their units share one typeface on the Body and exercise pages
• Every delete and discard button looks the same, so the dangerous one is always recognisable
• Buttons read in one consistent case everywhere, and Finish no longer shouts
• The workout menu is a bottom sheet with Minimise, Pause and Discard, like every other menu
• Tapping a lift in Review's New PRs or Top Lifts opens its charts
• A deload or lighter wave week no longer shows as a red drop against the heavy week before it, on the exercise page, Review and Home
• A brand-new account gets one clear next step on the Review tab, the Workout tab and an empty workout
• Customize Home moved up into the Home header, so you can rearrange your board without scrolling past it
• Lift Status on the dashboard now leads with the lifts you trained most recently, and has a taller size for desktop
• Progress: Workload's muscle picker sits on the right like the other chart controls
• Progress: Compare These sits on the Strength Index card and opens on its lifts; the muscle heatmap's numbers are readable; muscle and Training Days pickers use the same segment control as Home
• A plan's name shows once above its cover, the deload "D" says what it is, your current numbers read larger on About, and exercise videos show a still and a spinner while they load.
• Filter chips show what's selected, the plan menu explains End Plan vs Archive vs Delete, and a session preview no longer prints a column of dashes.
• Plan Volume shows only the muscles a week trains and names the rest in one line; Progression explains flat bars and no longer claims training maxes move per cycle on plans where they don't.
• Progress: Strength's Compare and Full PR Board are footer links, exercise tiles lose the coloured edge, Compare opens pre-seeded
• Progress: Review leads with the month's numbers, shows one line on an empty account, and drops the repeated streak and lifetime tiles
• Web: the setup sheet's empty sections and the nutrition Daily Targets invitation read at one size
• Web: every small label (plan and PR chips, record marks, cardio zone, exercise tags) shares one type size and shape
• Web: the metric switch on Home, One Lift and Compare is one segmented control, with the same tap feel as Body
• Body's Entries card follows the range filter, sparse charts stop drawing peaks between readings, time-lapse frames show short dates, and Goals and About You wording is plainer
• Cardio and Body: insight cards state the fact and stop, cardio sessions open on tap with Counted in the edit sheet, the Distance chart splits by activity, and body history rows open for editing
• Nutrition: the non-training set of a training-day phase is now called "Rest day"
• Nutrition: "Lift day" is now "Training day", with two options: Weights or Any Session
• Nutrition targets for the days ahead follow your training plan's own schedule, week by week
• A lift with no progression rule can be given one straight from the session preview
• The Workout tab dates every session, marks rest days, and offers today's session as the main button.

Fixes

• The Exercises grid now fills the screen down to the nav bar instead of stopping after the first row
• Percent loads like 92.5% no longer cut off in the workout's set rows
• Web: Searching in a narrow browser window no longer hides the bottom navigation bar
• Setting or skipping a Training Max from the set type sheet now takes you back to that sheet instead of the logger
• Percent loads over 100% (like 102.5% TM) no longer cut off in the set sheet
• Farmers Walk thumbnail shows the whole lifter
• The add-set button in the past-workout editor lines up with the set numbers again on cardio and timed exercises
• Settings > Previous Values now always shows which option is selected
• Exercise page: the back button now lines up with the ⋮ menu
• Progress: the Weekly Volume by Muscle tabs fade at the right edge when there are more to scroll, and no longer run under the border
• The session preview no longer says "Next up" before you've started a workout
• Nutrition: My Own Numbers in New Targets now works after opening "How this was worked out"
• Drop sets added with + now drop from the set above instead of repeating its weight; the set sheet's % buttons move in 2.5% steps
• Body History shows one row per day when a synced weigh-in and typed measurements share a date
• The add-exercise + matches the add-set +, and the stray line beside it is gone
• A new workout no longer opens with the header toolbar already expanded
• Measurements chart opens on a measurement you have logged, and the read-out no longer runs together
• A plate-loaded cable's rest pill keeps the pulley number at heavy weights
• Up Next previews the session you still have to do today, right under it
• Searching exercises with the keyboard open no longer leaves a dark gap under the list.
• iPad: the Durata wordmark no longer jumps in size as the app finishes launching
• A session's volume shows the full figure, matching the change shown under it
• The Swap exercise list now runs down to the nav bar instead of stopping at a blank strip above it
• Android: the rest bell now rings on phones set to Mute, and coming back to the app no longer rings it twice
• Web: refreshing no longer flashes the last screen through the loading wordmark
• The favourite star on exercise grid tiles sits on its dark disc again instead of beside a stray grey dot
• Every screen now agrees which week of your program you are on
• A session scheduled on several days now counts on each of them in the plan's About, Volume and week summaries.
• Progress: Workload's deload verdict lives inside Fatigue & Recovery and uses the same load bands as the bars; a deload-week drop on a session page no longer reads red; Year Overview's streak stays within the year
• The Cardio header's session count now matches the time range you have picked
• Cardio sets with Time & Distance now highlight the distance field in red if you tick the set without entering a distance
• The One Lift dashboard chart shows decimals on its axis for heavy lifts instead of rounding to whole numbers
• Pounds users now see body-weight goals, their charts and share cards in lbs, and body-weight chart axes keep their decimal above 100
• Signing in to a new account on a device used before no longer carries over the previous account's data
• Goal charts now start from when the goal was set, show decimals, and mark the start date
• Back-off sets now take their weight from the top set, not from the set before them
• Body Weight and the Body Metrics panel no longer crash when your most recent entry has no weight logged
• Skipping an old missed session now actually clears it, instead of it reappearing as missed again
• Sessions you already skipped or logged no longer reappear as missed once your plan moves to the next week
• You can now skip a missed session, and your plan moves on to the next week instead of getting stuck
• The Workout tab no longer ticks sessions you have not done yet.
• Nutrition, Body and Cardio stay put when you switch tabs
• Saving a share card as a PNG now confirms it saved
• Back from your profile now returns to You instead of stopping on Settings

Durata 1.0.0

New

• Goals opens on a board: every goal is a target or a habit, a chart projects when you will reach it, and a gold card marks the moment you do. A habit goal remembers every week it hit or missed, an empty panel suggests goals your own training already justifies, and any goal can go on your dashboard as a widget.
• Your body composition goal now lives on the weight goal itself, judged against what you are actually eating, with a warning when your nutrition targets point the other way.
• Nutrition targets: set calorie and macro targets for a block of training and see how what you ate lines up with how you lifted. Dated phases you can pause, a Plan tab where you pin a day's targets or drag one day onto another to swap them, a macro split bar, water in millilitres or fluid ounces, and a one-tap "Fuel this plan?" offer when you start a program or set a goal.
• Cardio is now three tabs with insights of its own: whether you are getting quicker at the same heart rate, how your sessions sit against your lifting week, how this week compares with your own normal, goal lines on the charts, and a Counted button to stop an activity or a single session counting toward your totals.
• Body Metrics is now three tabs: lean mass beside your weight and body fat, the resting heart rate your health app has been sending, whether your lifts held while your weight moved, your weight read against the plan you were running and what you ate, and your progress photos paired with the weight you were at.
• The Gallery opens on your first photo beside your latest, with the time between them and your weight change. Photos group by month with each month's average weight, a drag-through strip flicks you across the whole span, you can tag a photo front, side or back and filter everything by angle, and a photo taken on a day you finished a program or set a record now says so.
• Compare has a Wipe view: drag a divider across both photos in one frame instead of reading them side by side. Pan and zoom either one.
• Your You page tells your training story: the profile card is the story, your share cards have come home to it, every row says something about your training instead of counting what you already logged, and Instant Insights plays from there and ends on your All Time cards.
• Timed holds - planks, dead hangs, wall sits and any Time / hold exercise - now have a START button in the logger that runs the countdown and logs the set, just like cardio.
• Move and zoom a photo inside its share card, with separate framing for story and square. Photo cards flip to light so the wordmark stays readable, their dark shading can be turned off, and a transparent PNG saves from any light card, including nine more of the shelf cards.
• Skip or nudge your rest straight from the workout header: tap the timer pill while resting.
• Double-progression rules you build yourself can now deload after a set number of misses, and the chip says when a deload is coming.
• The Strength Index shows how much it has gained in the last 90 days.

Improved

• The progression chip now says what the bar just did ("+2.5 kg · 5 → 7.5 · auto progression"), and a lift that has already moved this plan week says "moved this week · logged, not judged" instead of promising a change it cannot make.
• The Setup Next sheet draws the equipment before you have logged anything: the bar with its plate positions outlined, a stack with no pin, a cable column with no carriage. It also says what is missing instead of describing itself.
• Colours across the app now follow your chosen accent instead of a fixed mint.
• Body, Cardio and Nutrition tabs use the same segmented control as the Training Hub, with the same tap feedback on device, and their insight cards name their window in the corner the way Progress does.
• Settings › Account now reads like the rest of Settings: every action on its own row, saying what it does. The account row shows "Offline" while you have no connection.
• Records and Strength charts show each lift's picture instead of a coloured dot, tapping an exercise name mid-set opens its How To tab, and PR cards and Records rows open on Charts.
• The rest timer ring drains through colour as your rest runs down, Add Set and Setup sit above the session note, and neither the fullscreen timer nor the next-set tip repeats the chip above it.
• Stat comparisons everywhere read like the ones on Home: a signed figure with its unit, thousands separated, a real minus sign, in your own units. A one-set move off a zero baseline no longer colours like a big one.
• Home: a finished session's tick is green, the month grid marks today with the same red ring as the week view, and Fuel Today leads with what you ate.
• In Review's "Avg Minutes" now averages the sessions you actually timed, and its All Time view has retired: your lifetime numbers and every card you have earned live on the You page.
• Cleaner wording on session detail, In Review, Load & Recovery and the Workload headings, and a tidier fatigue drawer.
• Goal figures on the dashboard, share cards and program screens carry their unit in your own units, show the starting value their progress is measured from, and agree with each other on when a goal lands.
• Web: the PR Board lays out in columns instead of one record per row, the training-plan grid marks today with the same TODAY pill as the phone, and a Library holding one plan opens it in place.
• Guide: the Goals panel, the Gallery overhaul, the Cardio, Nutrition and Body insight tabs, and Home's Today's Fuel and month grid are all documented.

Fixes

• Android: an account updated from an older build no longer sits on "restoring your account" every time the app opens.
• Android: the rest timer rings your chosen sound - bell, horn or whistle - on the alarm stream even on silent, and asks once to allow Alarms & reminders so it lands on time.
• Signing in on a fresh install or after switching accounts no longer wipes your synced settings, nutrition targets or dashboard layout.
• Starting the app offline no longer shows the sign-in screen when you are already signed in; it opens on your local data and syncs when you are back online.
• New accounts open on Home, with your first session ready to start, instead of the workout logger.
• Cardio activities such as Air Bike, Treadmill and Running no longer show a weight stack or dip belt on their setup sheet.
• Chin-ups, pull-ups, dips and their weighted versions are bodyweight exercises in the setup sheet, Stomach Vacuum is in the library, and the Triceps Dip and EZ Bar Curl demo clips are corrected.
• The setup sheet says "Lighter than the bar" instead of "Bar only" when the weight is under the bar, and the EZ bar curl and trap bar deadlift load their own bar by default.
• The PREV column lines up with today's sets when your last session used a different set type, such as a top set.
• A set no longer logs without reps, and a lift held because the session was short says "held - 2 of 3 sets" instead of "on track".
• Swapping an exercise from Plan Overview keeps you on the day you were reading instead of jumping back to day 1 of week 1.
• The PR Board keeps its back arrow after you open one of its records, and record cards line up across a row again.
• Your lifetime stats read the same on every screen, imported sessions included, and a session left running overnight no longer skews your averages.
• Progress: the Session Volume chart skips cardio-only sessions instead of plotting them at 0 kg, the week-on-week chart drops its empty Cardio row, the muscle names under Weekly Sets are readable, and the Weekly Volume header no longer hides its trend behind the range buttons.
• In Review: Top Lifts no longer lists cardio machines, and the Fuel card no longer reports days that are not missing.
• Sleep and water on Body and Home count the same last seven days, so their averages agree.
• The day card shows the real time your health sync ran, not "01:00".
• Web: buttons in a sheet no longer miss when you have just typed in a field, and the set numbers in a session preview line up with the exercise name above them.
• Tapping a button that opens a second sheet - Start Program on a programme, for one - no longer does nothing when you tap it quickly.
• The Gallery's "First photo N days ago" no longer counts an extra day from the evening onwards.
• Settings sub-screens such as Account no longer drop you back to the menu when opened right after launch or while the app syncs in the background.

Durata 1.0.0

New

• You can now leave a workout without ending it - "Go to Dashboard" in the workout menu keeps your session running and the LIVE banner brings you straight back (the only exit on iPhone)
• Cable lifts now record the pulley height as well as the pin, drawn as a numbered column beside the stack - and if your gym numbers its column from the top, one row says so
• The full-screen rest timer now has an X that puts it back down to the header bar or the mini timer it came from, and a button in the workout header brings it back up
• Android: Durata for Wear OS - log sets, rate effort and run the rest timer from your watch
• Android: live heart rate from your watch on the rest timer, with the training zone during cardio work

Improved

• Weighted dips and pull-ups now show a NO BW marker in the logger when there is no weigh-in from the last 30 days to count, and the exercise detail's bodyweight note describes the set it sits under
• Guide: the rest timer and Set Up Next pages now cover putting the countdown away and bringing it back, and the new cable pulley column
• Android: the phone now replays everything the watch logged while the app was closed, and sends the watch the same rest, next-set and cardio details it shows itself

Fixes

• A setting saved on an exercise no longer sticks as a pending sync the server keeps refusing
• Android: no more "Watch offline" messages when the phone loses signal, and the Watch settings screen drops a heart-rate switch that did nothing
• Changing a workout's time no longer drops body weight out of its volume when you weighed in the same day
• Logging a weigh-in now updates your bodyweight volume records straight away, instead of waiting until your next workout

Durata 1.0.0

Improved

• The plan editor drops the volume strip under the grid - the plan header and the Volume tab already say it, and better.
• The planner's day tiles spell out the exercise count and give it its own line on a desktop, and the "press and hold to move a session" tip retires once you have moved one.
• The planner on a phone now reads as a week: each day is a header with its sessions beneath it, and a run of rest days shares one line
• Planner sessions now show the exercise count and how long the session takes, and the drag handle is gone — press and hold anywhere on a session to move it
• Set Type drawer now says Rest Pause covers rest-pause, myo-reps and cluster sets

Fixes

• Web: the TODAY marker on a phone's planner no longer clips the day name
• A running-distance goal counts distance you logged as cardio inside a workout, not just sessions synced from your health app
• A cardio timer keeps counting the time you trained while the app is in the background, so a ride no longer logs short
• A cardio session logged in a workout counts once, shows the minutes you actually trained instead of the clock time, and its distance and duration can be corrected in Edit Workout
• A cardio time you type is logged as the time shown — typing 20:00 used to log 2m 0s. Sessions already logged now read correctly too.
• Stopping a timed cardio set early now logs the time you actually did instead of discarding it and leaving the planned duration in the cell; Cancel is now its own button.
• Health Connect and Apple Health now sync every time you open the app instead of once a day, and re-read the last couple of days, so a weight or meal your device uploaded late arrives without a manual sync.
• A lift's very first session no longer shows a PR when a later set beats an earlier one; the live badge, In Review and the program report now agree with the Complete screen and History
• Program progress now counts only the sessions that have fallen due, shows the fraction beside the percent and a This Week count, and the run report header shows the planned end date
• Android: coming back to the app after a rest has ended opens straight onto your sets instead of a 00:00 timer screen
• Android: coming back to the app after the rest-complete notification no longer rings the rest bell and buzzes a second time
• Long programs: the week-by-week chart no longer writes its percentages over each other
• Removing a plan from your history now updates the screen immediately instead of when you next open it
• Android and iOS: the bottom navigation bar no longer redraws above the keyboard and covers what you are typing.
• Settings: the Rep Tempo test button now plays the tempo you are editing, and the beat stops when you leave the screen

Durata 1.0.0

Improved

• Finished programs now stay in your Training library as a Completed card with a Start Again button, instead of disappearing into History.
• Web: clearer wording on the site about where to get the app and what Pro costs
• Web: the site links to the live Google Play listing instead of the closed beta, and no longer says Pro is free
• Web: the privacy policy now names the data controller and a postal address.

Fixes

• A sync that cannot upload now names the record it stopped on and what the server said, instead of blaming the wrong thing
• Signing out no longer signs you out on your other devices, and a sync that is stuck now says why instead of only how many
• The step average and program adherence charts could miss a day around daylight saving changes, and lose a whole week's worth in some regions.
• Cardio days sometimes lost their "Cardio" label, and two progression repairs could skip a routine without saying so.
• A workout reminder is no longer skipped on the weekend the clocks go back
• Android: tapping back several times quickly on a slow screen no longer closes the app.
• Plan dates show in the app's own date format on every device, and the plan rail's scroll fade keeps working after previewing a pattern or dragging a session
• A plan scheduled to start later no longer shows its Home cards or Log sessions early, a plan that started mid-week lists every upcoming session in Log, saving a program you have already finished keeps the finished run visible, and Back from an exercise page always returns where you left.
• A subscription bought after a comp or beta grant was revoked now unlocks Pro
• Start Again keeps your edits when you changed a plan, and picks up the latest catalog version when you did not
• Plan screen: the session preview's set columns now line up the same way in the side rail and the full-size preview
• Plan screen: no scrollbar down the session rail, set columns line up across exercises, and the Volume headings sit on one line
• The plan screen's side panel now lists what is in the selected session, stays pinned while you scroll a long block, and no longer has the volume heatmap printing over it.
• The Weight help now says back-off and drop percentages are the amount taken off the previous set, not the percentage kept
• Scrolling the weeks on a multi-week plan no longer jumps you to the Discover tab.
• A plan scheduled to start on a later date no longer shows its sessions, reminders or week number before that date arrives.

Durata 1.0.0

Fixes

• Confirming a set deletion now takes one tap - the prompt used to ignore the first one if you had revealed the row before swiping it away

Durata 1.0.0

Fixes

• Android: the close button on an exercise video no longer sits under the status bar
• Android: back closes the Pro upsell, instead of doing nothing until the app exits
• Android: naming a new session no longer draws Cancel and Create over the system navigation bar

Durata 1.0.0

Improved

• Web: the Pro lock screen now unlocks itself as soon as your purchase lands, and gained a Check Again button for when a check fails.

Fixes

• The rest timer's digits are now all one size sitting on one line, instead of some riding high and others dropping below
• Web: a paying account no longer gets locked out of the web app when an entitlement check fails, which was happening on tabs left open in the background.
• Unilateral sets now count both sides. A routine's rep target is read as per side, so ticking a single-leg set logs its full volume instead of half.
• Naming a new session leaves room for the name - the buttons no longer fill the screen above the keyboard
• Import a Session opens the camera straight from Take a Photo, instead of asking which source twice
• Android: the upsell screen no longer draws under the status or navigation bars, so Maybe Later can be tapped
• The big rest-timer countdown no longer runs its digits together

Durata 1.0.0

Improved

• Pro features now need a Pro subscription. If you were part of the beta you keep everything, permanently, at no cost.
• The user guide reads in plain English throughout, with the jargon and filler stripped out of all thirty-one topics.
• Guide: the training and nutrition basics articles are rewritten in plain English
• Guide: the import and plan pages describe the buttons you actually tap, instead of calling them doors

Fixes

• iOS/Android: the Upgrade button on the Pro screen did nothing if you were not signed in

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• A swipe to delete that starts on a weight or reps box now snaps open or springs back when you lift your finger, instead of parking halfway.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Instant Insights is open to everyone, from Progress > Workload. Your whole logbook one card at a time, whether you have ever imported anything or not, and each play opens on what has changed since you last watched
• Instant Insights moves: numbers count up, bars and your month strip fill in, and the trend line draws itself as each screen arrives. Reduce Motion turns it all off
• Every program in the app now has a full walkthrough in the guide — 49 of 50, each one driven through a real block of training. Only the bodyweight routine is still to come
• Search the walkthroughs by program, goal or days a week
• Web: the home page now shows what Durata Pro includes and what it costs, next to what stays free

Improved

• One front door for bringing your history in. A CSV file and the Hevy API sit side by side, each saying what it needs, and Hevy setup now happens inside the import flow instead of sending you to Settings
• Settings > Data & Export > Import opens that same chooser, so the Hevy route is there too, not only on a brand new home screen
• An import ends on one screen, not two. Instant Insights opens on what just landed and finishes with what the import made possible: rebuild your sessions, group them into a weekly plan, or pull your routines across
• Importing onto a new account adopts the weight and distance units your log was kept in, so your numbers arrive exactly as you logged them
• Grouping imported sessions into a plan moves them in and starts it, instead of leaving a duplicate of each one behind in your Library
• The sessions you just rebuilt from an import head the plan builder's picker instead of sitting under older routines
• Import a Session reads one workout from a photo, a PDF page or pasted text and saves it as a standalone session. If the page holds more than one, it takes the first and tells you so
• Four labelled ways into an import, and a PDF asks which page to read, opens on the workout itself and shows a landscape page landscape
• Name an imported session on the review sheet, and saving it opens it
• 40 more exercises have a demo video — 376 of 415 built-in lifts
• An exercise with no demo now shows a dumbbell, or a cardio trace, everywhere it appears — grid, list and the strip along the top of a workout
• PRO appears only on an account that has it, and looks the same everywhere in the app
• The Training list says "Standalone Sessions", so it is clear which sessions are not in a plan
• Settings no longer opens with a banner telling Pro subscribers they have Pro
• Durata now says what changed when it asks you to accept updated Terms
• Clearer wording on the first-session card a new account opens on, in the insights reel, and on the streak guide, which now reads in two lines on a small phone
• Web: every program and exercise page links the walkthrough of that program running in the app
• Web: the exercise library's most-programmed ranking is a real bar chart, with an axis and an honest scale

Fixes

• Signing in on a new account now lands on your dashboard instead of the Settings screen
• Deleting your account now clears everything on the device, so a new account no longer starts with the old one's goals
• A body weight or body fat goal no longer says it is already reached before you have logged a measurement
• Reset Workout Data now clears sleep records and plan run markers from your calendar, and returns a running plan to un-started
• A setting changed moments before a sync is no longer reverted by it, and the "Before You Train" sheet stops reappearing after you have accepted it
• Instant Insights opens after any import that adds workouts, including files in Durata's own export format, and no longer interrupts you part-way through building a plan
• After a Hevy import the closing screen shows its confirmation line instead of raw markup, and Start on each plan is a proper button
• Choosing Hevy when importing your history now opens straight onto the Hevy card, not the top of Integrations
• The lift race in Instant Insights showed a stray code and cut off longer exercise names
• Opening an exercise and going back returns you to your place in the list, with your search and filter intact
• Import a Session no longer asks you to sign in when you already are, shows how many imports you have left before you start, and a read that hits trouble now keeps everything it did get
• The Repeats switch when you create a plan now shows whether it is on
• The screen shown after starting a plan you built yourself no longer calls it a program
• The Compare Exercises row's icon was almost invisible on a dark screen
• Candito 6 Week Strength's week-6 max test no longer prescribes the max you started with — it is an open single you work up on
• Web: Instant Insights fills a wide browser window instead of leaving an empty column, and its charts redraw when you resize
• Web: program and exercise pages no longer promise training maxes or automatic weights on programs and lifts that have neither
• Web: the Terms and Privacy Policy describe what the app actually does, the Privacy Policy no longer shows placeholder text, and the account-deletion page agrees with it
• Web: the Exercises tab in Training lines up with Library and Discover instead of sitting inset from the page edge

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Train at more than one gym. Add a second gym and swap between them from the chip on any workout: plate maths, machine setups, warm-ups and the bar a lift uses all follow you. Suggested weights round to what that gym can actually build, a session offers the swaps you made there last time and flags lifts the gym probably cannot do, and History knows where every session happened
• A lift can set a record at one gym without claiming a lifetime best, and charts and Compare can be narrowed to a single gym
• Import a workout from a photo, a PDF page or pasted text. Point the camera at a whiteboard, a printout or a page of a book and Durata builds the session — percentages, rep ranges, RPE and RIR all survive the read
• Switching kg to lbs (or back) now offers to convert your logged weights, routines, training maxes and goals, or to keep the numbers as they are, with a pre-switch backup under Data & Export
• Bright Mode, under Settings > Display: higher contrast for reading your workout in bright gym lighting or outdoors
• Swipe a set row left to delete it, in the logger, the session editor and the warm-up calculator
• The exercise picker can show a card grid with exercise photos, and remembers whichever view you used last
• Create a custom exercise without leaving your workout, and add or edit notes on a past session
• Session pages open on the photo you took at the end of that workout, and show Notables: your toughest set, longest rest, first-time lifts, and what the heaviest set was worth against your body weight
• All Time in Review now builds its own share cards: your full span, lifetime iron, top lifts first to last, and everywhere the sets went
• Light share cards can be exported as a transparent PNG
• Durata Pro is now defined: imports from a photo or document, progression on your own plans, the web app on a desktop, unlimited sessions, Setup Next with a second gym, verdict analytics and photo time-lapse. Everything stays unlocked for the beta
• Web: every exercise in the app now has its own page, showing how each program prescribes it
• Web: 43 new program journey walkthroughs, taking the guide from 6 to 49 — real start-to-finish training logs including 5/3/1 Boring But Big and Triumvirate, Texas Method, Madcow 5x5, PHUL, nSuns LP, Metallicadpa PPL, GZCL Jacked & Tan 2.0 and UHF 5-Week, Juggernaut Method 2.0, Bullmastiff, German Volume Training, Dorian Yates HIT, Vince Gironda 8x8, Candito 6 Week Strength, Phrak's Greyskull LP, Wolverine and Strong Curves
• Web: the home page now shows the analytics for real, the muscle heatmap and the strength story captured from the app, and sells the web app, the Hevy/Strong import and the post-import insights reel
• Guide: a page on importing a plan from a photo, a PDF or pasted text, and a topic covering training at more than one gym end to end

Improved

• Every logged session now opens with a plain-English summary of how it went, and shares with that same line. Session pages read in one order, use the same stat cards and headings as your monthly review, and stop printing the same numbers twice
• Session Fatigue is now "How It Went": a bar per set you can shade by RPE, load or rest, showing how load, effort and rest moved across the session and how many signals the reading actually used
• Every lift in a session appears once, with its record and its change since last time in one place, and History cards carry the plan, any records set, and how the session compared with your last one of the same name
• A workout in History has more room for its date and badges: share moved into the menu, and stepping to the session either side now names where it goes
• The strength story readout shows est. 1RM, top set and volume, and says what the session achieved instead of what did not run
• Chart tooltips size to their text, show the full date and the change since the previous session
• Building a custom exercise is now a tap-through form that checks your name is free and will not save a half-finished exercise
• Filter the exercise picker down to just your favourites, from the same Filter button used for muscle groups. The two pickers share one body-part filter and one "Recently Used" cap, and the desktop Exercises tab now matches the phone layout
• You can add the same exercise more than once in a session: the picker marks lifts already in the workout as In Workout instead of refusing them
• The exercise options menu is a plain text list everywhere in the app, and the exercise info screen shows saved kit and bench angle through the menu's Setup item rather than a chip strip
• Describe your dumbbell rack in three numbers, from, to and step, then tap off the sizes you do not have. The kit-level choices on Add a Gym read Full / Basic / Home / Hotel and line up in an even grid
• Each gym's note now shows in the gym switcher, and the Gyms dashboard card shows volume moved and a run marker per gym, not just a session count
• Discover is one ranked list, beginner programs first, then the ones asking fewest days a week, and the Training search bar sits in the same place on every tab
• The plan screen marks today, opens on today's session, lines up the week grid's day tiles, and moves plan facts into a side rail on About
• Instant Insights now runs after any import that brings new workouts in, rebuilt as eight screens of your own history: records, muscle map, training rhythm, and what changed since last time
• The import row on Training > + is now "Import a Session", Browse Discover sits at the bottom of that sheet, and import opens the same Pro sheet as every other locked feature
• An imported workout comes in as a standalone session, and a row you fixed by hand no longer shows the green "read from the source" dot
• Your account, body details and units now sit together at the top of Settings, with units on the main screen where you can find them, your name edited under About You, and the You screen's rows matching Settings exactly
• History calls plan-free sessions "Standalone", the same word as the rest of the app, and the guide says "outside a program" instead of "freestyle"
• The Pro screen leads with what Pro actually adds, in the order it converts, at the decided prices, and no longer lists features that are free
• 24 more exercises have a how-to video and preview image, and the video preview is no longer tiny on tablet and desktop
• Web: the landing page shows the why sheet, build-your-own progression rules, the full logger toolset and the review/goals/body pillar, with the desktop planner as a four-tab carousel over a real full week and the insights reel playing as a carousel
• Web: home-page program, exercise and video counts come straight from the app, so they can never go stale
• Guide: the session fatigue bar, the picker's List/Grid switch, Replace, the rebuilt session page, plan import and per-gym bars are all documented in plain English

Fixes

• Pounds lifters now see pounds in goals and Workout Defaults, keep their 5 lb plate step, get the program's published training-max bump on 5/3/1, nSuns, Texas Method and Juggernaut instead of the kilogram figure, and are asked before a unit switch re-labels their history
• Body weight now counts toward volume everywhere it should: exercise charts, the volume trend, your plan's total and PR captions, not just the records
• Logged volume for single-dumbbell exercises (goblet squat, pullover, sumo squat, frog pumps) is no longer doubled as if two dumbbells were used
• Session volume no longer counts warm-up sets unless you turned that setting on, and Session Stats honours the same setting
• A comma now works as the decimal point when you log a weight, assisted pull-ups and dips say how much assistance to enter, the effort rating stays tappable after you tick a set, and the fatigue drawer explains what each signal measures
• Editing a past workout no longer jumps you back to the top after every change
• Adding an exercise mid-workout: the session totals bar no longer covers the bottom of the search results after the keyboard closes
• Swiping a set row right no longer flashes the red Delete panel, and dragging to select text in a weight or reps field no longer swipes the row on desktop
• Switching the picker between List and Grid keeps your place, the favourite star is readable over an exercise photo, and selected tiles and grid tags are easier to read against photos
• Swapping a lift that a program rule was written for now asks whether to carry the rule over or start the slot plain, instead of silently applying the old lift's ladder
• Previewing a program session from Log a Workout or its session card shows the weights you will lift, matching the dashboard preview
• Week streaks survive daylight-saving changes
• Sharing a workout from History shows exercise names instead of internal IDs, the muscle-map card no longer lets a huge volume figure run off the edge, and the receipt card's set count no longer crowds the weight and reps
• Multi-gym: program progression no longer absorbs a coarse gym's plate rounding, a cancelled gym-fit sheet no longer wedges the start button, and repeating a past workout runs the same gym fit check as a planned session
• Import from a photo or document reads lb plans correctly, never obeys instructions hidden in the source, no longer reports a plan it understood as unreadable, and retries a slow moment instead of failing
• A Hevy API key that fails Test Connection is no longer saved to your account, and a rejected key can no longer replace one that works
• Settings: the back button closes an open picker instead of the settings screen behind it
• The Training header no longer keeps the Exercises tab's buttons after a fast tab switch, and the standalone Exercises panel no longer stays stuck on web and iPad
• Session cards no longer show a kg/hr figure, and read "1 set" instead of "1 SETS". Up Next's empty state says "View your plans", matching the Library it opens
• The setup chip on an exercise with nothing saved reads "Setup", matching the Setup Next feature name, and the "Save Changes" button on a workout edit reads as a proper primary action
• Goblet Squat's instructions describe the dumbbell version, not a cable machine
• iOS: rest-timer alerts recover after another app's audio interrupts mid-rest, and a finished rest can no longer end silent with no notification
• Web: exercise pages no longer say the app picks your weight for planks, runs and bodyweight lifts, the muscle diagram no longer comes up blank in Safari, and the demo clip no longer autoplays if you asked your device for reduced motion or are saving data
• Web: sharing getdurata.app shows the current link-preview image instead of a stale cached one, and "Get it on your phone" opens the store dialog instead of jumping straight to Google Play
• Guide: 5/3/1 Boring But Big and Triumvirate now describe Good Morning's progression as double progression, not linear, and the 60-Day Cut, 90-Day Cut and Physique Peak journeys end with a cardio payoff instead of a lift-weight comparison

Durata 0.9.0

Improved

• Home's Week Plan now covers every running program, with buttons to switch between them
• Web: the user guide is rewritten to match the app after the Home, Training and Progress redesign, with out-of-date screenshots, labels and descriptions corrected

Fixes

• The Instant Insights cards no longer zoom when you pinch or double-tap them
• Android: Importing photos twice no longer duplicates ones with no date of their own
• Program progression charts no longer flatline on backoff weeks or blank out lifts without a training max
• Compact Lift Status rows no longer abbreviate a lift as "LP("
• Dashboard widgets now cover every active plan instead of just the first
• A workout logged off-plan is no longer filed under whichever plan happened to be running that week
• History shows a report card for every active plan, and each session now names the plan and week it came from
• iOS: the Review tab's share cards can be swiped again
• Android: get your photos back after a reinstall by picking them from your device, with no photo-library permission needed

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• iOS: the rest timer sounds when the app is in the background or the screen is locked, other apps duck properly, and the session-complete celebration plays again
• iOS: share cards, chip rows and every other side-scrolling strip can be swiped again instead of only responding to taps
• iOS: starting a program from Discover no longer leaves a blank screen, and "No sessions yet" no longer appears under a program you already have
• iPad: even spacing in the bottom bar, a Finish button outline that frames the word, and Library buttons that line up between side-by-side cards
• Restoring your account after signing in is much faster, and no longer gets stuck on the loading screen when the connection drops mid-restore

Durata 0.9.0

New

• The app is now five places: Home, Log Workout, Training, Progress and You. The More drawer is gone
• Home is a widget board you build yourself: drag, resize and add widgets right on the board, from a gallery grouped into Training, Progress and You
• Ten new Home widgets: lift status with progression verdicts, program progress, week streak, milestone countdown, month calendar, a private photo pair, a Week Plan showing your whole block, and One Lift widgets that put any exercise's e1RM, top set or volume on the board
• Four new Home widgets for food and water: Water with quick-add buttons, Fuel vs Training, Protein per kg, and a larger Nutrition tile that charts 30 days with your weight over it
• An occasional "On This Day" card looks back at a lift you did a year (or 3, 6 or 24 months) ago and shows how far it has come. Shareable, and only on days genuinely worth it
• Progress is one screen with four tabs: Review, History, Strength and Workload
• Training is one list. Your plans and standalone sessions sit together, and Exercises is a tab inside it
• Plans you build get a full plan screen: the week grid is editable in place, sessions drag between days, weeks copy onto others, and you can undo the last change
• Drag plan cards to arrange your library the way you want, using the same hold-and-drag as session cards
• Set a progression rule once and apply it to every lift in a plan, or copy a rule you already set
• A plan now shows the weight each lift moves to after a good session, and what a missed one costs
• Set Up Next: one sheet for the bench angle, the pin, the plates and your kit, reachable from a planned session, the logger and the rest timer. It handles plate-loaded machines that load one side instead of two, single-arm dumbbells, and a Smith carriage with its own weight in Settings
• The rest timer now tells you what to put on the bar when the next set's weight changes, and shows the occasional fact about the set you just finished: how long the record you beat had stood, the first time you load a plate a side, a lift's anniversary
• Rest timers can have their own default for each kind of set: warm-ups, drop sets, top sets and the rest
• Auto-Advance now has four modes, Off, Supersets, Last Set or Both, so the logger can move you on once an exercise is done, not just around a superset
• Expanding the estimated 1RM chart opens a Strength story: the weight on the bar under the e1RM line, each session coloured by what your program decided, records marked, your program eras as a rail under the axis, and a drag to read any session and why the weight moved
• Tap the expand icon on any chart to open it full screen, with more of your history than fits in the card. Turn the phone sideways for a wider view
• Discover groups programs into sections, with sorting by days per week, session length or cycle length, and a filter for the equipment you have
• Discover now shows where your lifts would start on a program, a 12-week projection of where they could go, and how its volume compares to your last month. Point at any week to read what each lift would be
• The Finish button now fills with a progress ring as you tick off sets, so you can see how far through the workout you are at a glance
• Add a profile picture to the You screen, frame it yourself with drag and zoom, and it syncs to your account
• Your first day now opens on a board that shows what one session unlocks, with a single clear place to start
• Web: wide screens get a rail and a detail pane instead of a stretched phone layout. Click any session in a plan and the right-hand column shows what is in it, what you lift this week and what changes next
• Web: the Progression tab shows the block week by week, and exactly what a missed session costs
• Guide: three new topics, Set Up Next, customising the Home widget board, and reading a lift's Strength story

Improved

• One word per thing: program, plan, session and run each mean exactly one thing everywhere, and one New menu opens from everywhere in Training
• A program now opens as four tabs, Plan, Volume, Progression and About, instead of one long scroll, and leads with its key facts: days a week, length, session time, split, equipment and progression
• The Volume tab shows one week at a time with a week picker, marks the deload week, shows hard sets per muscle beside a body map of where the week lands, offers to fill the gaps, and can compare the week you are viewing against any other week of the block
• The About tab of a plan is now a spec sheet you can read at a glance, instead of a list of every session
• Editing a plan happens on the plan's own screen, beside the week you are changing, instead of in a small pop-up window. The Weekly Planner is part of that screen now, so the week grid, the inspector and Copy Week are in one place
• Planning a new week: pick a training pattern in one tap, preview the whole block before you commit, scope a pattern to a single week, and rest days read as gaps instead of empty rows
• Press and hold a session anywhere on its card to move it to another day. Sessions with no day sit in a tray under the plan grid, and dragging one shows what the move does to the week before you let go
• Sessions look the same everywhere: the planner, your plan's week and My Training now share one card, and a session's colour is its main muscle rather than whatever happens to be first
• Plans you build get their own generated cover art, changeable from the plan menu
• Plan menus now say Edit Plan, and flag a plan that has no days set yet
• Finishing a program week now shows the week's sessions, volume moved and next week's training days with dates, and the week closes even when you trained a session a day late
• Progression bars are labelled with the week or session they belong to, the numbers under the progression chart are readable, and the "block at a glance" chart now draws for plans built on one repeating week
• Your program's charts can now show what the app decided each session, not just where you ended up
• The twelve-week projection spreads its three lines across different muscles, so an upper/lower plan no longer charts three leg lifts and never your bench, and it draws itself in rather than appearing all at once
• Nutrition and Cardio charts open full screen and show your average, your seven-day running average and your fastest run. Water now mirrors your health app instead of asking you to log it twice
• Share cards: the Muscle Map card paints your session onto a real heat body, light cards get a warm paper look, the Ink card opens dark like the rest, and every card's lines and layouts are sharper
• Exercise info: Equipment, Angle and Global Note are one Setup screen now, reachable from the saved-setup chips as well as the menu
• Adding exercises back to back no longer means clearing the search box: tap one and your query comes back selected, so the next name simply overtypes it
• Rest by Set Type now applies to routines built before it existed, session previews show the rest the timer will actually use, and long exercise names show in full on the rest timer instead of being cut short
• The fullscreen rest timer's countdown ring is full size, so the numbers sit inside the circle instead of overflowing it
• The Setup Next sheet is quieter, its rack row reads "J-hook" rather than "J-hook height", and the rest-screen pill is called Setup Next to match the chip everywhere else
• Muted text and chart labels now meet WCAG AA contrast
• Home board polish: the button is just "Customize", tapping a widget you just added takes it back off, the Month Calendar marks trained days with a green disc and PR days with an amber ring and fits a medium slot, and the Photo Pair shows your progress photos with no tap to reveal
• The PR Board now tells a first log apart from a broken record, instead of calling both a PR
• Program cards show what equipment you need, line their buttons up whether or not a plan shows a progress bar, and cut the description at a sentence instead of mid-word. Program pills look the same in your Library as they do in Discover
• The Progress tab covering volume, frequency and recovery is now called Workload, the muscle frequency grid fills wide screens, and "Run Report" is now "Report Card"
• The first screen is called Home everywhere now, and the desktop sidebar shows the same house icon the phone does
• The You screen drops the logo footer, and tapping your name jumps straight to profile settings
• The finish screen now loads a real barbell, and says the weight you moved once, in full, instead of twice in shorthand
• The push/pull/legs split now reads as three labelled rows, matching the balance chart elsewhere in the app
• Plate Calculator: the Add Bar weight box keeps its kg/lbs label visible while you type
• Android: the back chip is back on the plan, exercise and workout screens, program tabs stay where you put them, and "this week" now follows your accent colour
• Web: desktop gets the whole window. Programs, plans, session previews and the Home board all reflow instead of drawing a phone column, and the desktop session screen is a run sheet with a summary rail of set-type badges, muscle coverage and what the plan changes next
• Web: share-card shelves fill the screen width, scroll with the mouse wheel, show dots on touch, and the edge arrows are easier to see
• Web: every "get the app" link now opens a dialog with the Google Play and TestFlight links from any page and explains that both betas are free, desktop visitors are offered the web app rather than two phone-only buttons, and the landing page uses the official Google Play badge
• Web: the user guide is rewritten for the new Progress and Training tabs with every screenshot recaptured, and now covers the plan screen, the widget board, the rest-timer facts, Setup Next and all four Auto-Advance modes

Fixes

• The app now recovers on its own when part of it fails to download, instead of hanging on a black screen
• A lift that breaks more than one record in a session now shows every one of them, and a volume record is your best single set rather than the session total, so extra sets at the same weight no longer count as a PR
• The Last Workout card now spots e1RM and volume records, not just top-weight ones
• Your recovery score and training load now compare the last 7 days against a real 4-week baseline, and stay blank until there is one to compare with
• Program volume charts showed a whole cycle's sets under a per-week heading, so multi-week programs read several times higher than they train
• Deload weeks were never marked anywhere in the app: week pips, progression charts and the plan table all missed them
• A program scheduled to start later no longer announces "Week 1 complete" after a single early session
• A lift that progresses differently on different days now shows one rule per session, and setting it no longer overwrites the other day
• Programs using a rep range now say "Double progression" in the why-sheet instead of "Linear progression", and a deload two sessions away names the weight you'd drop to
• Plans you build yourself now have a Progression tab, so you can set rules on your own lifts. Assigning a rule no longer hides the lifts you have not set yet, and the dead "Set Your Week" button is gone
• Drop sets and to-failure sets imported from a Hevy or Strong CSV now keep their real set type instead of arriving as plain sets, so weekly set counts are right
• Re-importing from Hevy merges into what you already have instead of duplicating it
• Signing in after a reinstall no longer risks a permanently empty Home: a sync that fetched nothing is no longer recorded as if it succeeded, and a reinstall on a signed-in account shows the restoring screen and waits for your history
• Reinstalling the app no longer switches auto-advance back on for accounts that had turned it off
• The app recovers on its own when part of it fails to download, instead of hanging on a black screen
• Editing a session from a plan now returns you to that plan and week, instead of dropping you back on the Library
• Leaving a screen while the exercise picker is open no longer lets your next picks change the plan or routine you were editing
• Leaving the Exercises tab no longer leaves Training drawn on top of Home or Progress
• Scrolling the week planner can no longer accidentally pick up and move a session
• Adding or deleting a week updates the plan header straight away instead of at the next refresh
• Adding several exercises to a session at once now leaves you on the first one you added instead of the last, so you can work forward through the batch
• Create Plan and the goal sheet now scroll to the field that needs filling in instead of failing silently off screen
• Starter sessions no longer appear once you have a library of your own, and they sit below your sessions rather than above them
• Past Runs holds only runs that actually ended
• An empty session no longer shows an estimated time, and says what to do next
• Buttons on the plan screen are easier to hit on a phone, the summary grid no longer leaves an empty box, and a plan card no longer shows its name twice or offers the same overview under two buttons
• Program cover art now fills the whole card, and no longer towers over it on a wide screen
• The Exercises list now fills the screen and scrolls under the nav bar instead of stopping short of it
• Settings scrolls normally again after you open a settings screen and leave it with a tab on the bottom bar
• Switching tabs in a program's preview no longer makes the sheet jump up the screen under your cursor
• The PR record card no longer opens off the edge of the screen, and long exercise names fit the in-workout PR banner on small phones
• Confetti from a personal record no longer rains over the Session Complete screen on slower phones
• Charts that are meant to carry a colour finally do: exercise trends take their muscle colour, body fat is amber, lean mass teal, heart rate red, and the recovery trend is coloured by the score it plots. Home widgets follow your chosen accent colour instead of a fixed teal
• The Setup sheet draws the bench at the angle you set, declines included, no longer tells you to move a pin on a leg press, and its demo clip now plays right there, muted and on a loop, showing the whole movement instead of a cropped band
• The bench angle minus button now responds across its whole tap target, not just its left edge
• The Setup chip on a logger card now spells rack settings the way the Setup sheet does, so "J-hook 7" reads the same on both
• Single-arm dumbbell lifts show one bell and the right weight on the Set Up screen
• The rest screen's next-set load line no longer disappears depending on when you tap, the plate line no longer hides itself when the set also carries a coaching hint, and the timer sizes a long exercise name to fit its actual width
• Warm-up Profiles: the editor now shows the ramp as soon as you open it, and each set is marked with the same warm-up badge the logger uses
• Warm-up sets built by the calculator now use the rest time you set for warm-ups instead of a fixed 60 seconds
• Share cards: long exercise and workout names no longer truncate, and any past session's records can be shared straight from its Personal Records list
• Unnamed goals no longer all read the same in the Add Widget list, and in-app hints name the right screens
• Profile photo display hardened against malformed synced data
• iOS: rest timer alerts no longer leave other apps quiet, and the alert that arrives while the app is in your pocket has a sound again
• Web: the Google Play link now goes to the beta opt-in page instead of a "not found" store listing, and "Get the app" scrolls to the download links instead of landing behind the header
• Web: saved plans in your Library show what equipment they need, instead of failing to draw
• Web: the current-week highlight on a plan no longer overlaps that week's Copy and delete buttons, and the week column no longer overlaps Monday's session once a plan has two weeks
• Web: closing the full-screen rest timer no longer flashes a small timer in the corner
• Web: a program you have not started shows its progression rules directly, instead of behind a fold
• Web: the muscle map on the Volume tab no longer swells to fill a wide screen, the session run sheet's row dividers line up across the whole row, and the first-day headline no longer breaks with one word stranded on its own line
• Web: dashboard polish, the widget gallery and lift picker gained Done buttons, the board editor bar no longer covers the side nav, and body-goal widgets now read correctly for weight-loss goals
• Web: share cards on Review fill the screen width instead of stranding one card in the middle, and phones now show dots indicating you can swipe between them

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• iOS: after you finish a workout, every screen scrolls normally again - dragging down the middle of the screen was selecting text instead of scrolling, and only the left and right edges worked
• Android: Settings scrolls properly again after you open Integrations and come back - it was jumping a short way down and snapping straight back instead of scrolling

Durata 0.9.0

New

• When you tick off the last warm-up set, the whole ramp folds into a single tappable chip that shows how many sets you did and the weights you ran - tap it to bring the rows back, edit them, or add another warm-up set

Improved

• A saved Hevy API key shows only its last 4 characters, and is never treated as a password your phone offers to autofill
• Web: the Switching-from-Hevy guide covers the Paste button and the masked key

Fixes

• The program commitment sheet's "Start Training" button did nothing at all - the sheet now closes on a single Close button
• iOS: your Hevy API key can actually be entered now - tap Paste instead of typing, so the on-screen keyboard can no longer cover the field

Durata 0.9.0

Improved

• Every muscle heatmap has a Front | Back switch - swipe the card or tap the segment to flip, on the dashboard, session previews, the routine editor, Analytics and your session summary
• The workout-complete screen shows front and back side by side, so you see the whole session's coverage at once
• Hevy routine import brings over rep ranges, timed sets and distance goals - these used to import as blank prescriptions
• The routine editor's exercise header now matches the logger: name centred, no arrow buttons, the carousel is the nav
• Web: the guide covers the new Front | Back flip on every body map

Fixes

• iPad: the finish-screen celebration sounds now play, and no longer stutter
• iOS: Settings sub-screens stay put while the keyboard is open instead of sliding away
• Hevy routine import no longer copies an RPE - Hevy routines cannot prescribe one

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Instant Insights - after your first Hevy import, a swipeable reel of your training story: totals, PR timeline, all-time strength trend, lift race, milestone clubs, plain-language trend reads and a projection. Replay anytime from Analytics > Summary
• Finish-screen celebration - the bar loads your session's volume plate by plate, with a chalk clap, a bar-drop thud and a lifetime iron odometer
• Share any PR as a card - the trophy popup, PR Board and post-workout PR rows now open a card gallery for that lift, with Achievement and Record styles in Square or Story formats

Improved

• Charts - tap or press-and-hold any chart to read exact values, strength charts zoom to your working range instead of starting at zero, and long histories keep every peak instead of averaging your PRs away
• IWF competition plate colours in the plate calculator, the settings plate inventory and the celebration bar
• History's Hevy badge now flags workouts edited after a sync, so you can tell at a glance the copy on Hevy is stale
• The workout-complete stats now count up visibly, one at a time, and confetti waits its turn instead of burying them
• Web: the Switching-from-Hevy guide now covers the Instant Insights reel

Fixes

• Multi-day programs judge your session against the day you actually trained - fixes wrong "exercises hit reps" counts and weight advancement on any day but the first
• Bulk "check all" now records each set's weight and reps, so session volume and e1RM no longer undercount
• The On Prescription ribbon now counts intensity-based working sets
• Achievements use the same strict PR rules as the PR board - warmup and partial sets no longer mint trophies
• PHAT's speed sets now find their power-day weight instead of never resolving
• Candito 6 Week now runs off your true 1RM - prescribed weights were about 10% light
• Strength standards convert bodyweight to your lift unit - ratios were inflated for lbs users
• Sending a workout to Hevy no longer injects set-type labels into exercise notes
• Cardio session goals count every logged cardio session, and the cardio type filter opens reliably every time
• Saving a progress photo from the gallery keeps the clean original, not the overlay render
• PR share cards no longer clip long exercise names, and every PR in a session can be shared, not just the first
• e1RM progression rate no longer pairs values with the wrong dates after sessions without a valid e1RM
• iOS: reps entry uses the numeric keypad, and the status bar and Dynamic Island stay visible during workouts
• iOS: Settings fields scroll clear of the keyboard instead of hiding under it
• iOS: HealthKit connect screen button renamed to "Continue" per App Store review guidance

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Hevy routine import - bring your routines and folders over, with a preview of exactly what will be created before anything is
• Hevy history import - pull your complete workout history over the Hevy API with a Hevy Pro key, or rebuild routines from a history export on the free tier
• Send workouts to Hevy - arm it on the Complete screen (Private or Public), send any past session from History, and edited workouts resend automatically
• Routine folders - group routines into real folders with drag-to-arrange, drill-in browsing and archiving
• Muscle heatmap across the app - routine editor and cards, session previews, the weekly coverage card, In Review's Muscle Split and every History session sheet
• The logger's body map fills in live as you tick off sets, with a mini map on the Complete screen
• Tap the progression chip on any exercise to see exactly what the rule looked at and why it decided to raise, hold or deload
• Programs explain their progression rules in plain English before you start
• The Up Next dashboard card shows a status strip for every running program
• Demo videos for four more exercises
• Web: new "Switching from Hevy" guide article, and every guide screenshot recaptured on the new UI

Improved

• Logger redesign - cleaner set cards, rep ranges and AMRAP shown as prescribed, a compact timer header with a slim rest bar, and notes for the session, the exercise and the set
• Set-type discs use a clearer two-tier colour palette, and crisp icons replace emoji throughout the logger
• Complete screen - exercises and muscles worked collapse by default, and the save-changes question moved into a drawer
• Achievement cards now stay in Your Cards instead of disappearing
• PRs page - sorting is now a header control beside Filter

Fixes

• Typing your reps no longer freezes a rep-range progression, and ranged sets keep their logged reps
• Imported history now sets your PR baselines everywhere - all record types, every surface
• Your distance unit is honoured everywhere - cardio, goals, previews and exports no longer assume kilometres
• CSV backups declare their units, so a backup restores correctly on any device
• Running distance goals were stuck at zero forever
• Warm-ups are hidden in session previews, and working sets count from 1
• The History year heatmap now matches its own legend
• Share caption links open the app reliably
• Android: the watch could complete a prescribed set with zero reps
• Web: the 404 page still said DropSet
• Web: search results now point at the landing pages instead of the app shell

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Muscle Heatmap - a new Analytics card maps every muscle you've trained on a front/back body view
• Arrange your dashboard in place - drag cards to reorder, tap the eye to hide; cards appear automatically as their data arrives
• Use Workout Photo - put the photo from this session on any other share card, mid-workout
• Haptic feedback on celebration moments - PRs, milestones and finishing a workout

Improved

• The post-workout share reel leads with your photo card, dots show the other cards, and each card keeps its own format
• Best set on the Complete screen and History now shows weight x reps in your unit
• Your settings and progress markers (onboarding, review history, accepted terms) now follow your account across devices and reinstalls
• Sleep has its own dashboard card and only counts as current within the last week
• Exercise photos and videos pick up content updates without a reinstall
• Web: the site has moved to getdurata.app - old links redirect automatically

Fixes

• Reinstalling with a synced account no longer re-asks for terms or onboarding
• Day One, streak and comeback milestones fired one workout late - they now land on the right workout
• Routines built only from blocks now start with their exercises filled in, and Save returns to the dashboard
• In Review: the monthly banner no longer skips the 1st, the program list only shows programs that actually ran that month, and the stat grid no longer wraps
• Sample routine cards open a preview on tap, and timed holds show their duration in previews
• iPad: the splash wordmark no longer doubles in size during startup
• Adding a photo mid-workout no longer risks the app restarting on low-memory phones
• Starting a program reliably clears the previous one's leftover state
• Program status colours now match everywhere, and starter samples survive claiming one
• Restored the spacing above the system nav and home bar on around 20 screens

Durata 0.9.0

DropSet is now Durata. New name, new logo, same app - and all your data is exactly where you left it.

New

• Add your own photo to any share card - progress shots, session recaps, PR cards and more. Photos are saved on your device and land in a "Durata" album.
• Progress photos now open full screen as their own share card: Share, Save and Delete right on the photo, with story/square and stat toggles below.
• Compare two progress photos side by side as a finished Durata card that reads out the days between them and your weight change, plus a Time Lapse of your shots.
• Share a card the moment you START a program, not only when you finish one - from the start prompt or the share icon on the program page.
• Start Again: re-run a finished program from its History card or its Discover page and carry your working weights forward so you don't start cold.
• "Your Cards" shelf in In Review keeps every program you've finished and goal you've reached ready to re-share, alongside new celebratory pop-ups.
• More share cards: Day One and Comeback moments, a monthly inked training-day calendar, a till-receipt recap, a PR record certificate, an est-1RM trend curve, and Day 50 / 100 / 365 streak milestones.
• Program reports now show your progression events, personal records earned, a first-to-last weights ledger, time-vs-estimate, and what to run next.
• In Review now covers weekly periods, opens with a written summary, and adds cardio, push:pull and body-weight breakdowns.
• Body Metrics weight chart shows your goal as a reference line with a pace and time-to-goal readout.
• Starter sample routines (Full Body / Upper / Lower) appear on an empty Routines tab - one tap makes them your own.

Improved

• Progress photos now use your phone's own camera everywhere - one consistent chooser, no more upside-down selfies.
• Redesigned the exercise pickers with colour-coded muscle edges and recently-used shortcuts, and removed the fiddly A-Z strip - search and the muscle filter do the jumping now.
• The end-of-workout summary is now a full Session Complete screen with an animated recap of your actual run.
• Empty states across Training now share one consistent look.
• Calmer dashboard: quieter body-part bars, and small week-to-week changes are no longer flagged as movement.
• Finished programs read "Completed" (not "Added") everywhere, and program cover art displays fully on desktop instead of cropping.
• iOS: system permission prompts now show the "Durata" name.

Fixes

• Personal records now mean the same thing everywhere - the dashboard, History, In Review and share cards all count the same way, and a lift's very first session is no longer counted as a record.
• Body fat % goals now track in the right direction and no longer mark themselves complete the moment you set a target below your current reading.
• Adding a photo no longer restarts the app, even if the phone closes Durata behind the camera.
• Changes to Workout Defaults and bar/plate settings no longer appear to revert until the app is restarted.
• A routine no longer opens to an empty editor when it actually has exercises.
• Switching browser tabs no longer flashes and reloads the screen you were on, and no longer reverts a settings change made on another device.
• In Review stays on the month or year you picked when you return to the tab.
• The weekly planner now keeps its Back button on all devices.

Web

• The landing page now shows what Durata does as an everyday workout logger - an arrangeable dashboard, deeper analytics, ten set types, percentage-based sets, a full web app, and cardio pulled in from your health app.
• New guide articles for In Review and for every share card the app can make, plus a "New" ribbon on freshly-shipped guide topics that clears itself after 30 days.
• getdurata.app now serves a Durata coming-soon page, and share cards reference getdurata.app.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• DropSet is now Durata - new name, new logo, same app, and all your data exactly where you left it
• Share cards for finishing a program, hitting a goal, and training milestones
• In Review - monthly and yearly training reports from History, with a shareable recap card

Improved

• Guide screenshots refreshed for the new Durata look
• Share cards redesigned in the new brand style - every layout now works with or without a photo
• Release notes are easier to read - larger text throughout

Fixes

• Founder spots counter on the landing page Discord section now matches the live header count

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• Searching for an exercise in Compare (and other pickers) no longer gets dismissed when the keyboard closes
• Opening an exercise's info page with the keyboard up no longer bounces you back to the list, and the black band over search results with the keyboard open is gone

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Days with multiple planned sessions: the day preview now opens with every session collapsed — expand one to choose it and Start Workout launches exactly that session, with no follow-up picker

Improved

• Up Next: tapping a session row previews just that session, and the play button now asks before starting a workout
• History session editor: a full-width Save Changes button under the session details, stacked start/end time fields, select-all on tap, and a warning before unsaved edits are discarded
• Pull ups, chin ups, dips, push ups and other bodyweight exercises now log reps only — their "(Weighted)" versions carry the added weight
• "Browse programs" on an empty Up Next card now opens Discover directly
• History's empty-state icon now matches the app's monochrome style

Fixes

• Unilateral (single-arm/leg) sets no longer double your volume, and their left/right rep split now shows everywhere — history, dashboard, insights and the PR board
• Removed the text-selection handles that appeared over auto-selected numbers when editing a past workout or using the warmup and rep-max calculators
• Android: the in-workout stats bar and calculator shortcuts come back as soon as the keyboard closes, and no longer float over an open keyboard
• Android: fixed a crash that could break the live logger when the keyboard plugin misbehaved
• History editing: Add Set no longer adds several sets per tap, and the RPE/RIR column follows your effort-tracking setting
• Body entries pre-fill weight, body fat and measurements rounded to one decimal instead of a long raw number

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Dips, pull-ups, chin-ups and push-ups now count your body weight in volume - weighted and assisted variants included
• Strong Curves now runs the book's full 12-week phased beginner curriculum
• Jacked & Tan 2.0 now follows Cody Lefever's original 12-week chart exactly
• Arnold Split journey article published at dropsetapp.com/journeys
• Ivysaur 4-4-8 walkthrough added to the journeys guide
• Ivysaur 4-4-8 is now in the program catalogue — a novice barbell routine that adds weight every week and doubles the jump when your AMRAP top set reps out 8 or more.

Improved

• Guide explains how dips, pull-ups and push-ups count body weight in volume
• User guide fully reviewed against the latest app changes
• The r/bodyweightfitness Recommended Routine now shows its paired circuits
• Juggernaut Method now scales your training max by how many reps you beat the wave standard by, both up and down
• PPL 5/3/1's volume squat day now follows your training max like Boring But Big
• nSuns LP now matches the original spreadsheet exactly, including rep-graded TM jumps and T2 lifts that follow their parent lift's training max
• Journey article payoff screenshots now show the true finishing weight.
• Arnold Split is now correctly labelled an advanced program
• Journey drives now save the full per-session lift arc alongside the captured shots.
• Journey-article pipeline can now drive fat-loss and other double-progression programs end to end.

Fixes

• Assisted pull-ups and dips no longer count a heavier assistance stack as a record - volume now correctly rewards using LESS assistance
• Guide now states program deloads range 10-15% depending on the program
• Program pages on the website now describe every program's corrected progression rules
• DC Training leg day now runs the classic heavy set + 20-rep widowmaker for quads
• GZCL UHF now matches the source tables exactly, including week 3 wave loading
• Shred programs now use clean weekly HIIT interval steps and cut-appropriate 2.5 kg progression
• BWF Recommended Routine rest timers now match the wiki (90s pairs, 60s core)
• High Frequency PPL anchors now require the full rep range on every set before adding weight
• Dorian Yates HIT now deloads stalled lifts like the rest of the catalogue
• German Volume Training now runs Poliquin's full three-workout rotation with the true all-100-reps progression rule
• Lyle McDonald's GBR now matches the written template's rep ranges
• Madcow 5x5 now runs the classic Friday PR triple, correct deadlift progression, assistance work and the 10% on-ramp
• Texas Method recovery day now runs at the classic 80%-of-Monday weight with back extensions
• Wolverine's pull-up wave now uses weighted pull-ups so percentages and progression apply properly
• Reddit PPL squat now adds 2.5 kg per session as the original prescribes, and AMRAP sets are uncapped
• PHAT and PHUL power days now require every set before adding weight, and PHAT speed sets follow your power-day working weight
• Greyskull LP now follows its source progression exactly (2-stall deload, +2.5kg steps, uncapped AMRAP)
• Fierce 5 guide now shows the program's real 2-miss/15% deload
• Arnold Split guide article now shows the real double-progression numbers
• Journey article payoff now shows the correct finishing weight
• Fierce 5 now deloads on its real rule — two failed sessions on a lift drops it 15%.
• Arnold Split now runs true double progression with antagonist supersets, matching the original program
• Corrected the Ivysaur 4-4-8 program description — it's weekly linear progression, not a 5/3/1 variant.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• A new landing page — pick 5×5, GZCLP or 5/3/1 and watch the real progression rules react as you hit or miss, right on the page.
• Adjust any program lift's working weight anytime from the ⋯ menu, and DropSet now flags a lift whose weight looks set too low.
• When a GZCLP lift finishes its last stage, DropSet suggests a restart weight worked out from your best set (an estimated 5-rep max at 85%) — enter your own tested number instead if you have one. Only that lift restarts; everything else carries on.

Improved

• The app now uses your phone's native system font, with the DropSet wordmark and the big rest-timer countdown keeping their signature look. The font ships inside the app, so it loads instantly and works offline on first launch, and share cards, charts and badges now draw in the right brand face instead of a fallback.
• Web: the whole site — landing, guide and program pages — now shares one header, colour palette and font, moving to a deep look with green reserved for the "this one's active" cue, and every waitlist prompt explains which email to use.
• Web: the interactive demo starts at realistic beginner weights and shows each program's real behaviour: 5×5's deload, 5/3/1's training-max rules, and GZCLP's T1/T2/T3 tiers and failure rules.
• Web: the guide now explains how coaching tips and Exercise Trends step aside when a program prescribes your reps, how progression reacts to lighter, heavier or skipped sessions, and how stage-based programs like GZCLP handle a missed session.
• Web: journey walkthroughs cleaned up — the 5/3/1 payoff screens show the top set and training-max jump, and the Rippler submaximal wave weeks no longer show false PRs.

Fixes

• Progression now respects the weight you actually lifted — lighter sessions count as misses toward a deload, heavier sessions raise your working weight, a missed set no longer counts as a success, reps inside your prescribed range hold the weight, and a lift with no starting weight picks it up from your first logged set.
• Weights are no longer converted for lifters training in pounds — your PRs, analytics and volume match what you actually lifted, and programs progress in your own unit (the +10 lb / +5 lb the program prescribes, rounded to 5 lb plates). Switching units asks first and never rewrites your history.
• GZCLP now follows the real program: missing reps drops you to the next stage (5×3 → 6×2 → 10×1) instead of cutting the weight, T2 squat and deadlift add the correct 5 kg, accessories hold when you stay close and drop one plate when you fall well short, and T2 lifts restart a new cycle from your 10-rep max.
• Squat, bench, deadlift and row on PHUL and PHAT, and the Texas Method power clean, could never add weight even on a perfect session — they now progress as prescribed, and if you had already started one of those programs the frozen lifts are repaired automatically on next open.
• Metallicadpa PPL 5/3/1's lateral raises no longer lose weight every session — each superset block keeps its own working weight and deloads at the rate the program intends.
• Candito 6 Week Strength now asks for your one-rep maxes when you start it and holds them fixed for the whole block, so the prescribed percentages no longer drift upward as you train.
• Bodyweight lifts that add weight, like weighted pull-ups and dips, now track the added weight properly instead of staying stuck, and dropping the bar mid-session no longer counts as a successful session.
• Jacked & Tan 2.0's T3 accessories now prescribe three working sets, and program screens show the correct training-max percentage.
• Percentage-based programs now show real target weights from the start, even before a progression rule kicks in.
• Program screens were showing the wrong progression description for a handful of lifts — every one now matches what the engine actually does.
• Deloads on lighter accessory lifts no longer hand back more weight than they should.
• The PREV column, "last time" hints and volume-vs-last comparison always reflect your most recent session — including one just finished or synced from another device — instead of needing an app restart.
• Restored the Plateau and Volume Trend readouts on the exercise-detail screen, and personal bests now show the date you actually set them.
• GZCLP and other working-weight programs no longer show a meaningless "(100%)" next to each session's weight in the planner.
• The "Join the waitlist" prompt in the mobile web app now opens the waitlist form instead of just returning you to the home page.
• Coaching tips no longer argue with your program — the hint stays quiet where a program prescribes your reps, and scores you against the program's own target on AMRAP and rep-range sets.
• Resolved a rare crash that could interrupt saving or loading data when the app had been left open in the background or another tab.

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• Signing in now lands you on Home (with first-run setup) instead of the Settings screen

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Web: Guide walkthrough — a full 12-week Rippler block, screen by screen
• Web: Guide walkthrough — a real 5/3/1 cycle, screen by screen

Improved

• Web: guide multi-shot rows align phones at the top
• Web: 5/3/1 journey guide — aligned week shots + comparison spacing
• Web: 5/3/1 journey guide — before/after payoff comparison

Fixes

• Progress-photo selfies are no longer mirrored left-to-right, and the ghost overlay lines up correctly on the next shot.
• Inline coaching hints no longer show on warm-up sets or drift onto the wrong set when warm-ups are added.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Web: Guide walkthrough — a full 12-week Rippler block, screen by screen
• Web: Guide walkthrough — a real 5/3/1 cycle, screen by screen

Improved

• Web: guide multi-shot rows align phones at the top
• Web: 5/3/1 journey guide — aligned week shots + comparison spacing
• Web: 5/3/1 journey guide — before/after payoff comparison

Fixes

• Progress-photo selfies are no longer mirrored left-to-right, and the ghost overlay lines up correctly on the next shot.
• Inline coaching hints no longer show on warm-up sets or drift onto the wrong set when warm-ups are added.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Recovery Score now charts week-by-week over the last 12 weeks so you can see fatigue building or clearing

Improved

• iOS: progress photos now save to a DropSet album in your Photos library and restore automatically after a reinstall, matching Android
• Renamed the exercise "Coaching Insights" card to "Exercise Trends"
• Insights: tap the ⓘ on Weekly Readiness, Workout DNA, Near PRs, Strength Standards, Imbalance Detector and Recovery Score to see exactly how each is calculated
• Insights "top exercises" cards now show what they're ranked by (sets vs sessions)
• Tap the dashboard Recovery Score to open the full breakdown - workload trend, deload guidance and what each factor means
• Web: Getting-started guide covers the rest-day session preview
• Tapping the Up Next card on a rest day previews the next session instead of jumping to the Programs tab

Fixes

• Recovery Score now shows the same number on the dashboard and the Insights tab
• Program tiles align their star and menu icons across card types, and long session names wrap instead of cutting off
• Calculated weights on intensity sets show in white instead of red-on-red
• Typing in a set's % field no longer pushes the stats bar and calculators over the inputs

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Set your own daily water target - tap the target line on the Nutrition water card

Improved

• Intensity and Rest Pause sets get their own readable colours - soft red and amber - instead of sharing one bright red
• Clearer dashboard messages when nutrition data or weigh-in trends are missing
• Assign a session to several days of the week - every day picker is now multi-select with a confirm button
• Program finder results update live as you change answers
• Single-week program cards show the next session on two lines instead of cutting it off

Fixes

• Dashboard goal card no longer shows body weight as a long unrounded number
• Sessions in programs built from your routines are named after the routine, not "Day 1"
• Planner no longer shows a phantom "10%" progression from drop/back-off sets
• Create Routine picker simplified - Standalone by default, programs as tappable rows

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Preferred Days on any routine - it shows on your dashboard and Up Next on those days; Copy to Program now takes you into the program
• A one-time health & safety agreement after sign-in — DropSet is a training log, not medical advice, and the terms now spell out exactly what that means.
• Import from Hevy or Strong now rebuilds your recurring workouts as ready-to-use routines — with your latest weights — and can group them straight into a weekly program.
• Swap an exercise across a whole program — from the planner (long-press a session), the preview, or the editor's Replace — choosing "this session only" or "all weeks".
• Create a Program → "From My Routines": pick your saved routines, give each a training day, and they become a weekly program in one step.
• Settings > Help & Feedback links to the full User Guide and Learn the Basics articles.
• Web: guide article - Rep tempo: does it matter?
• iOS: the native text-selection menu no longer pops up over quick-entry fields

Improved

• Web: user guide refreshed across nine topics — session previews, rest-day Up Next, Preferred Days, program swaps, import rebuild and the health agreement, with new screenshots.
• Esc closes sheets on the web dashboard, and sheets never linger over a different screen
• Program cards show what's next, catalog volume charts drop the alarmist Low tags, and the History tab is always visible
• Tapping a planned session previews the full workout before starting, and program sets ticked without a weight get a progression hint
• Dashboard shows your next scheduled session on rest days, with a Start Early button
• Clearer program menus - one label everywhere, unscheduled sessions surface in the planner with a Set Day shortcut
• Program Report header now matches every other screen
• Add saved routines to any program in bulk — day chips in the builder, plus Copy to Program on a routine's menu
• Clearer wording everywhere — one consistent vocabulary for workouts, routines, and program sessions, plus a friendlier first-visit History screen.
• Import rebuild finds your real current split — Hevy's auto-named "Morning Workout" sessions now count, and years-old history no longer drowns out what you run today.
• Program cards show status as a coloured outline with a one-tap play/pause shortcut, and finished programs move themselves to History with the trophy screen.
• Consistent Title Case across all menu and drawer actions.
• Program tiles show real completed progress, hide meaningless week counters, and drop the duplicated title.
• Custom programs get a generated cover band so program tiles line up.
• Programs hub redesigned on mobile - compact cover tiles with a big Active/Paused badge, and Discover cards match the website.
• Workout share cards get a subtle depth treatment - gradient, accent glow and grain instead of flat black.
• Plate calculator bars and plates now follow your kg/lbs unit, with proper imperial defaults for lbs lifters.
• Warm-up calculator defaults to the Standard profile, with a clearer profile editor.
• Rep Tempo explains itself, and the Integrations screen is easier to read.
• Program cards get clear full-width action buttons, and the duplicate menu entries are gone.
• You can now remove your program rating, and the rating row no longer says "Not yet rated" after you've rated.
• Plate calculator ships with all default bars enabled.
• Discover: tap Added to remove a program (with confirmation), cleaner cards without the View button.
• Goal cards match the app's card style, with a favourite star like routine cards.
• Session preview now shows supersets (colour-matched SS chips) and honest "-" weights instead of BW on unweighted lifts.
• Routine cards have a one-tap share icon, and starting a workout no longer asks for confirmation twice.
• iOS: paste works again in text fields, while the selection menu still stays out of the way on reps/weight entry

Fixes

• Zero-state polish across Analytics, Goals and Cardio, plus overlapping chart date labels
• Archiving a routine shows an inline Undo instead of a popup, and session previews always show proper exercise names
• Preferred Days sheet now matches every other drawer and closes with the Android back button
• Renaming a program session no longer surfaces a confusing Done button under the keyboard
• Swapping an exercise then backing out no longer leaves the Programs screen unresponsive, and brand-new users see a proper guided start on History instead of an empty calendar.
• iOS: release notes no longer advertise Android-only features, and progress-photo copy now tells the truth about where photos are stored.
• iOS: the launch screen wordmark no longer draws huge (or off-screen) before snapping to size.
• Back button reliability - swapped/replaced exercises, browsing workout history, and the program planner no longer leave the back button doing nothing (or the wrong thing).
• The app no longer becomes unresponsive after swapping an exercise from a program preview and pressing back.
• Selfie progress photos now match what you saw while framing (mirrored preview and capture).
• "Browse Programs" in Analytics now opens the Discover tab.
• Settings no longer freezes after switching away from the app and back.
• Program history dates always read in chronological order.
• Weight goals no longer mark themselves "reached" on creation - progress now tracks from your starting weight toward the target, in the right direction.
• Clearer "Move to program" sheet and consistent Close/Cancel wording across drawers.
• iPad: pages no longer draw under the iOS status bar - Back and Complete buttons are fully tappable again.
• Program pages for DropSet's own programs no longer carry a contradictory third-party disclaimer.
• iOS: the More menu tile icons (Exercises, History, Cardio…) now show
• iOS: the Warmup / 1RM / Plate-calculator bar now appears during a workout (the bottom nav was covering it)

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Web: "Learn the basics" on the guide — eight articles on training and nutrition fundamentals, including an interactive calorie calculator
• Web: guide topics for building your own program and for starting a program (training maxes and schedule)
• Session summary now shows a muscle split of your completed sets
• Supersets are now shown on the session summary — linked exercises are grouped and chipped

Improved

• The weight-increase tip now gives a realistic rep target instead of demanding you match last time's reps
• Personal records in the session summary are marked with a trophy next to the record value
• Session comparison sets are easier to read (spaced weight × reps)
• User guide now describes the superset chain-link and SS tags
• Supersets are now clearly marked in the logger — linked carousel cells and an SS chip next to the exercise name

Fixes

• Web: the calorie calculator no longer breaks when your browser has an older copy of the page cached
• Session summary now marks only the actual record set with a trophy, not every set above your old best
• Planned rep ranges (e.g. 8-12) now always show in the logger instead of last session's reps
• Exercise stats cards — the numbers now line up on mobile
• Finishing a superset no longer jumps you back to the exercise you already completed
• Privacy and Terms links on the sign-in screen now open on iOS and Android
• Volume numbers no longer show long floating-point tails
• Starting a 5/3/1-style program no longer asks for your lifts twice — one clear training-max screen, then accessories if the program has them
• Session summary no longer lists planned sets you didn't complete
• iPad: session summary back chevron now aligns with the title
• iPad: warmup / 1RM / plate-calc bar no longer disappears when using a hardware keyboard
• Logger tip now treats your heaviest set (best e1RM) as the top set, not the highest-volume one
• Goals screen now shows body weight rounded (no more 14-decimal numbers)

Durata 0.9.0

Improved

• Behind the scenes: every release is now automatically checked on both the iPhone and Android engines before it ships, so fewer bugs reach you.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Cardio from your health app (Health Connect) now syncs into the Cardio page, alongside the cardio you log in DropSet.

Improved

• Smarter starting weights when you begin a program: they now follow your weight-rounding setting and match the program's target reps, instead of a rough round number.
• Deleting a progress photo now also removes it from your device gallery (with a warning first), so it can't reappear when you restore.
• More consistent buttons and back navigation across the app.

Fixes

• Warm-up sets no longer count toward your working-set numbers — it now reads W W W 1 2 3, not 4 5 6.
• Health sync no longer overwrites a full day of nutrition or steps with a partial re-sync, and body/sleep data no longer duplicates when you use more than one device.
• Time-lapse trim handles respond immediately instead of needing a long press.

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• iOS: The app no longer shows a media player on the lock screen

Durata 0.9.0

Improved

• Consistent back chevron across screens

Fixes

• iOS: The exercise-swap screen (and other pickers) now have a working back button

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• Suggested starting weights now use your weight-rounding setting and match the program's target reps
• iPad no longer shows the desktop side navigation in landscape

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• iOS: Rest timer, countdown, PR and tempo sounds now actually play

Durata 0.9.0

Improved

• Added a temporary audio test in Settings to diagnose the iOS sound issue

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• Release notes no longer show entries for a build newer than the one you have installed

Durata 0.9.0

Improved

• Corrected exercise videos now update instantly instead of being stuck behind a long cache

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• Warm-up sets no longer count toward your working-set numbers (W W W 1 2 3, not 4 5 6)

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• Time-lapse trim handles now respond immediately instead of needing a long press
• Deleting a progress photo now removes it from your device photo library too (with a warning), so it can't reappear on restore

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• iOS: Saved progress time-lapse videos now go to your Photos library instead of a hidden folder
• iOS: Back buttons now show on sub-screens (Settings, History, exercise and program detail) so you can always navigate back

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• iOS: Rest timer and countdown sounds are now audible (including over the silent switch)

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Cardio sessions from Apple Health and Health Connect now sync into the Cardio page, alongside cardio you log in the app

Fixes

• Health sync no longer overwrites a full day of nutrition or steps with a partial re-sync
• Body and sleep data synced on both an Android and an Apple device no longer duplicates or churns

Durata 0.9.0

New

• iOS: Progress photos and share cards now save to a DropSet album in the Photos app
• iOS: Apple Health sync — workouts, body, steps, heart rate, nutrition, water and sleep
• iOS: A full backup is saved to the Files app automatically once a day

Improved

• iOS: Timer sounds now duck other apps' music instead of talking over it

Fixes

• Health sync no longer duplicates body or sleep entries when you use both an Android and an Apple device

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Timed holds like planks and dead hangs now track best hold, total time and hold progression charts instead of empty weight stats
• Bodyweight exercises like the ab wheel now get rep-based records and progression charts (best set, best session, lifetime reps) instead of empty weight stats

Durata 0.9.0

Fixes

• Custom exercises imported with rear-delt names (like Reverse Pec Deck) are re-tagged from chest to upper back automatically, and new imports now tag them correctly from the start
• Rear-delt work (face pulls, reverse flys, pull-aparts) now counts as pulling volume in push/pull ratios instead of push

Durata 0.9.0

Improved

• Planks now log by duration, and the ab wheel drops its weight field - no more phantom kg on bodyweight core work.
• Timed holds like dead hangs, wall sits and side planks are now logged by duration (mm:ss) instead of weight and reps.

Fixes

• Duplicating or moving a routine no longer makes the routines list vanish until you restart the app.
• You can now swipe between the Training tabs from anywhere on the screen, not just the gaps between cards.
• Custom exercises imported from other apps now show their names in the program editor instead of random letters.
• Opening Settings from the session editor no longer strands you without the bottom navigation.
• Switching tabs or apps and coming back no longer kicks you out of the session editor.
• Discard Changes in the session editor now really discards your edits instead of keeping them.
• Reordering exercises in the session editor now works with a mouse on the web dashboard.
• Using the sidebar or back button while editing a session no longer leaves the editor stuck on screen behind other pages.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Importing from Hevy or Strong now brings your per-exercise notes across.

Improved

• Imported exercise names match DropSet's library even when the wording differs between apps - no more duplicate custom exercises like "Cable Lateral Raise" next to "Lateral Raise (Cable)".

Fixes

• CSV files are no longer greyed out in the Android file picker when importing your history.
• Workout titles imported from Hevy no longer show stray "\n" characters.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• The DropSet Guide is complete at dropsetapp.com/guide - every screen, feature and hidden shortcut explained, with real screenshots throughout.

Improved

• The web dashboard sidebar has a cleaner look matching dropsetapp.com, with simpler Main / Progress / Health groupings.
• Starting a program mid-week now suggests next Monday and shows exactly which session you'd begin with - no more silently joining week 1 partway through.
• Clearer import guidance - Hevy exports in lb are explicitly supported, and the unit selector tooltip is corrected.
• The website menu folds into a burger on phones instead of cramming four links into the header.

Fixes

• The Android back button reliably closes dialogs and drawers again - including the Start Workout confirmation - with no more presses that seemed to do nothing.
• The program planner shows its back button in portrait mode and the header layout is tidied.
• Ticking a cardio set complete then pressing START runs the next set instead of re-running the finished one.
• The Program Report adherence chart no longer shows empty when your start date is next week but you have already trained.
• The RPE/RIR default-target picker no longer hides behind the bottom navigation bar when you enable it.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Rotate the program planner to landscape for a wider week view.

Improved

• The app no longer requests location or alarm-clock-class permissions it never used.
• The Android app now requests only the read-only Health Connect permissions it actually uses — no more write-permission requests it never needed.
• Programs you've added now show their cover art in My Programs — on the cards and the desktop view.
• Tap the Up Next card to preview today's session in full — sets, reps, and your real working weights. A brand-new program lift shows "—" until you log its first weight, instead of pretending everything is bodyweight.
• Just imported your history? A tip now points you to History → Save as New Routine, so you can turn any old workout back into a reusable routine.
• Opening a program while signed out shows a clear "Sign in to use" button instead of a dead end.
• Exercise Info empty states use clean line icons.
• The website header now fits on phones without wrapping, and the landing page no longer scrolls sideways.

Fixes

• The program Discover tab no longer shows a phantom "Filter · 1" badge before you've chosen any filter.
• The Strength Index in Analytics now finds your logged squat, bench, deadlift and overhead press — it could show "0/4 lifts tracked" even when you'd logged them all.
• The big one: on Android, tapping a dialog button while the keyboard was open could silently do nothing — the reason "Save as New Routine" kept failing. Fixed app-wide.
• New routines saved from History appear in your Routines list immediately and sync to your other devices; the Android back button now closes the naming dialog.
• App updates reliably take effect — some devices could keep running an older cached copy after updating.
• Editing a routine no longer shows a garbled, doubled-up screen.
• Android back from More → Exercises returns you to the dashboard.
• The Training and Insights tabs line up when you switch between them.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• DropSet Pro is real — the premium screen now makes a genuine Google Play purchase, and your Pro status is remembered on your device. (Pro stays free for everyone during beta.)
• Founder access for early birds — the first 50 people on the waitlist get Pro as a thank-you.
• Every program has its own web page now — shareable, searchable pages for all 50 routines, so someone can read a plan before they ever install the app.

Improved

• Cardio and Nutrition each get a clean + Log button for quick manual entries; the barcode scanner has been retired, since your workouts and Health Connect already do the heavy lifting.
• Water quick-add updates your nutrition history the moment you tap it.
• The logger pre-fills your sets from last time on the very first add, not just on later ones.

Fixes

• Body log entries are timestamped in your local time, so they no longer slip to the previous day.
• Body weights display and save in your chosen unit — the label finally matches the number.
• Starting a program now reads your live routines, so the right sessions get scheduled.
• Settings reliably remembers your radio-button choices.
• The PR Board reopens on the sort and tab you last used.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Rate the programs you run — every program now has star ratings, an aggregate score, a "Highest rated" sort in Discover, and a gentle prompt to rate after your first week and when you finish.
• Sign in with a 6-digit email code — a faster, passwordless two-stage sign-in (Google sign-in and magic links have been retired).
• Your photo gallery restores itself — reinstall the app and your progress photos come back automatically from the device "DropSet" album, safely and only once.
• Goals are now organised into Active, Completed, and Archived, with a new Archive/Unarchive action (archived goals drop off your dashboard).
• Long-press an exercise name in the logger to play its how-to video (tap still opens details).
• Time-lapse gains a filmstrip trimmer — pick a start and end and it includes every photo in between; tap the preview to play it full-screen.

Improved

• "Programs" is now the Training hub, with your Routines folded in as a tab alongside Discover and My Programs.
• Discover is smarter: Beginner→Advanced default sort, a bigger search box, Enter dismisses the keyboard, and a History time-range filter.
• Cardio logger: rest auto-formats as mm:ss, a 0-second rest skips the timer and auto-chains, and steady/LISS work reads calm white — red is now reserved for HIIT.
• Goals editor: tap a card to edit, pin moved top-right, delete lives inside the editor, and bigger Week/Month/Year pills.
• Signing out now saves pending changes first and warns you if you're offline with unsynced data.
• BETA badges are gone across the splash, sign-in, dashboard, and footers.
• Tap the version number in Settings to read the full, always-up-to-date release notes.
• The OTP field auto-submits as soon as you've entered six digits.
• Plenty of visual polish — consistent drawers and buttons, cleaner empty states with line icons, tidier headers, and a DropSet Pro card above your Account.

Fixes

• Fixed a cross-account data leak — signing in with a different account now wipes local data first.
• The 7-day dashboard preview resolves exercise names, muscles, sets, and weights correctly (no more "BW" everywhere) and caps each day at one weights + one cardio icon.
• Sign-in no longer loses your first tap to the keyboard; the bottom nav hides while the keyboard is open and returns when you leave a live workout.
• "Save as New Routine" from History no longer silently fails.
• Safe-area fixes so Settings subscreens and the History workout picker sit clear of the status bar and the Android nav bar.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• The program library has grown to 50 built-in routines. New this build: Olympic Lifter, Physique Peak, GZCL UHF, Bullmastiff, The Rippler, DoggCrapp (DC), Vince Gironda 8×8, Madcow 5×5, Reg Park 5×5, three 5-day splits (Push/Pull/Legs+Upper/Lower, Bro Split, Twice-A-Day), two dumbbell-only full-body plans, a set of equipment-light options (bodyweight, kettlebell, 20-rep, 2-day), and the Fat Loss 28/60/90-day challenges.
• Search your programs — Discover now has a free-text search that matches a program's name, description, and common aliases.
• HIIT and cardio are now first-class: intervals run as real work/rest rounds, and every HIIT block is automatically bracketed by a 5-minute easy warm-up and cool-down that starts on its own when your last round ends.
• Progress photos now save straight to a "DropSet" album in your device gallery.

Improved

• Every goal filter and the program finder now return a curated set of matches, so browsing by goal always surfaces relevant programs.
• The progression path shows your next three steps, each tappable, with proper back-button navigation.
• Planner: dropping a session onto a day that already has one now asks whether to Stack or Swap them.
• Onboarding adds a "Set up your profile" tile, and Settings now includes a Sex field.
• CSV export is fully lossless — cardio, HIIT, and every set type round-trip cleanly, with accurate cardio time.
• The post-workout photo on the Complete screen is now a neat tappable thumbnail.
• Success and confirmation toasts are gone; only errors interrupt you now.

Fixes

• Rest "Apply to all" no longer silently does nothing.
• The LIVE workout banner comes back correctly if the app is killed mid-session.
• Android back now closes the inline exercise video preview, and the first back-press during a live workout only needs one tap.
• Tidied the exercise picker's video play column.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Turn your progress photos into a shareable time-lapse video, straight from the Gallery.
• Cardio sets can now be marked Steady or HIIT — set the type in the routine editor, see it in previews and History, and the Cardio panel classifies HIIT sessions for you.
• Swapping an exercise now suggests smart "Recommended" alternatives in both the logger and planner.
• Lift goals now forecast when you're on track to reach them, based on the trend in your estimated 1-rep-max history.

Improved

• The Workout Complete screen has a more prominent Save button, auto-fitting "WORKOUT DONE" text, and 90-day exercise sparklines.
• Dense charts now stay readable — very busy line graphs are automatically smoothed down to a clear trend.
• Cardio logging no longer flashes between chained sets, the REST column is clearly labelled in seconds, and rest values of 0 are preserved.
• Editing rest in the exercise drawer now updates the inline per-set REST cells as soon as you close it.

Fixes

• Photos taken with the in-app camera on Android are no longer saved rotated 90°.
• Android's back button now works reliably during a live workout, and closes the share sheet or Gallery time-lapse composer instead of jumping back to the dashboard.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Programs Hub now has its own spot in the bottom nav bar for quicker access; History has moved into the More menu.
• Long-press the week overview on your dashboard to jump straight into the full History calendar.
• Cardio sets now have their own editable REST cell, so you can track rest between rounds right in the logger.

Improved

• Workout previews look and behave the same everywhere — dashboard, Routines, and Programs all share one preview that shows sets, weights, and rest.
• Cardio logging is smoother end to end: exercises start with a single set, the plate calculator steps out of the way, and after finishing all sets you can keep going with "Log another".
• The cardio timer is cleaner: exercises with no set duration show a simple Finish, timed ones show just Pause/Stop, and paused states no longer wrap awkwardly.
• Share cards can now include your body stats (date, weight, body fat) alongside workout stats — and photos shared from the Gallery carry the same workout stats as post-workout shares.
• Exercise Info sparklines now show the last 30 days with a dashed record line, so recent trends are easy to read.
• Line charts on Exercise Info and Nutrition use the same gentle smoothing as your body graphs.
• Leaving a live workout via Android's back button now asks for confirmation first, so you won't drop a session by accident.

Fixes

• Post-workout photos now keep the correct orientation instead of rotating 90°, and are stored at full quality with branding only added when you share.
• The in-app camera's alignment ghost and live preview now match the framing of the shot you actually capture.
• Comparison exports no longer stretch photos with different aspect ratios.
• "Apply to all" in the rest drawer now flashes every set row to confirm the change.
• The Program tab in Analytics no longer clips off the edge of the screen.
• The More menu now shows the real app version.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Water intake history on the Body page — track your hydration trend over time (syncs from Health Connect too).
• Post-workout photos now open an in-app camera on the selfie lens, with a ghost of your last shot to help you line up the same pose.
• Remove built-in equipment tags you never use — and restore them anytime.

Improved

• Share cards now live in the "⋮" menu on a past session and open as a full drawer: swipe between templates, pick which stats to show on photo cards, and enjoy styling that matches the Program Hub.
• A brighter, more celebratory Workout Complete screen — and the photo options are no longer hidden below the fold.
• Progress photo comparison is bigger and shows the whole photo (no more cropping), so poses are easy to line up.
• Check off a set and we'll fill in last time's weight and reps if you left them blank.
• Progress photos now carry the full-colour DropSet logo, matching the share cards.
• Program Hub filter chips give haptic feedback.
• Numeric fields across Settings (plate calculator, warm-up profiles, cadence) now select their value on focus for faster edits.
• Warm-up settings open straight to your default profile.
• Enabling microplates now nudges you to match your weight rounding so they actually get used.
• Saving and downloading images confirm right on the button instead of a pop-up.
• Tidier progress gallery — dropped the redundant "body" tag on every photo.

Fixes

• Fixed a blank screen when tapping a personal-record tile from the Dashboard or PR Board.
• Fixed the Add Goal button doing nothing.
• Photos are no longer displayed rotated 90°.
• The Download button now works on Android, saving straight to your Downloads.
• Program Hub filters for Powerlifting, Aesthetics, and Athletic now return matching programs.
• Nutrition history date and filter controls no longer sit off the edge of the screen.
• Switching exercises in the logger scrolls back to the top of the next exercise.
• Inline set tips no longer disappear after the first few sets.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• Workout share cards: 5 templates in square and story formats, with real image sharing.
• Share a workout card straight from a past session in your History.
• Progress photo gallery redesign: responsive grid, a stats row, filter tabs, and a high-quality branded share composer.
• Interrupted workout? The app now offers to resume it right where you left off on next launch.
• Richer cardio library: stills and how-to videos for cycling, spinning, elliptical, walking, treadmill, sprints, and HIIT.
• New dual-mode cardio timer — count-up stopwatch or count-down, with Start always in reach.
• Celebration hero animation on the Workout Complete screen.
• All 26 programs now have cover art in the Discover gallery.

Improved

• Reorganised Settings with a unified Profile screen, a promoted Account card, and cleaner menu icons throughout.
• Health Connect is now read-only — the app no longer requests permission to write your health data.
• Backup & restore now covers all your synced data, including nutrition, and warns before overwriting the cloud.
• Cardio distances respect your miles/km preference.
• Post-workout photo shares now attach the actual image, not just text.
• Trimmed the accent palette to 6 muted colours and swept out hardcoded highlights.
• Offer to save mid-session edits back to your routine.
• Set details now show your estimated 1-rep-max and current training max at a glance.
• Better accessibility: screen-reader labels on set-row controls; numeric fields auto-select on focus.

Fixes

• Fixed the onboarding card and how-to banner showing garbled text or failing to load.
• Fixed dashboard flashing on repeated Home taps and during refresh.
• Fixed sideways progress photos and slow compare-share in the gallery.
• Fixed the session-complete drawer sometimes getting stuck translucent or invisible after a drag.
• Fixed program cover images not loading in the Android app.
• Fixed a duplicate program title below the Discover cover hero.
• Fixed daylight-saving date drift that could blank the heatmap, steps, streak, and sleep.
• Fixed Health Connect nutrition duplicating instead of merging per day, and corrected the backup import count.
• Fixed an unreliable cardio Start/Pause/Resume control.
• Fixed exercise info showing weight/1RM for cardio instead of distance, time, and pace.
• Fixed cardio durations breaking past 99 minutes.
• Warm-up profile edits and notification permission now persist across launches.
• Set inputs now reject negatives and gross typos; invalid intensity-% gives clear feedback.
• Fixed the BETA pill overflowing on mobile and a Settings control overlapping the bottom nav on sub-screens.
• Restored the alignment overlay when taking progress photos on Android.
• Android back button now closes open drawers, and the plan-preview drawer clears the nav bar.

Durata 0.9.0

New

• 2 new programs: StrongLifts 5×5 + Accessories and Metallicadpa PPL 5/3/1.
• Session time estimates now shown on programs, so you can pick one that fits your day.
• Quick links to join our Discord community, from Settings and the sidebar.

Improved

• More accurate progression for built-in programs — suggested weights and reps now match how each program really runs.
• Better set logging: AMRAP works with any set type, and you can edit intensity/drop/back-off % per set.
• Refreshed onboarding screen with crisp, consistent icons.
• Bug reports now pre-fill your app version, device, and OS to save you time.

Fixes

• Fixed the empty "PREV" column that could appear when your last session used different set types.
• Tapping the % field on an intensity/drop/back-off set no longer wrongly pre-fills weight and reps.
• Fixed personal bests sometimes showing stale values right after opening the app.
• Tidied up the web dashboard header and stat-card alignment.