Changelog

What's new

Older updates, page 6 of 8.

30 September 2026

61 updates

Tighter screens, and Me is a tab

Me is now the fifth tab, next to Social: profile, exercises, tools, settings and notifications are one tap away.

Less empty space on every screen: one header line, cards that line up, and Today starts with "Today · Wed 30 Sep".
One button size per job: small buttons inside cards and lists, the big one only for the main action.
Check-in tiles keep one height, History search and the Settings index take one row, and names in Social are calmer.

A falling bodyweight is no longer shown in red, and on a computer the page no longer jumps sideways between tabs.

Safer undo and invite links

Reset my invite link on Friends: links you shared before stop working. Invite links now last 7 days.

Undo right after repeating a workout or starting it early no longer deletes sets you already typed. It keeps its own Undo.
Undo after adding a drop only takes back that drop, never a change to another set.
Accepting an invite on a bad connection lets you try again instead of saying the link expired.
Show again brings your workout back to friends right away, and a failed Google sign-in says why.
Group Invite waits for your open links, so it never makes a second one, and an old widget tick never unticks today.

Fewer dead ends

Signing in again before deleting your account brings you back to the Delete card.
With the Social tab hidden, a dot on your avatar and the Me row show waiting requests and unread Activity.
Join and New group work without a handle: they ask for one first and come back.
Answering a request with no signal no longer hangs. A new exercise made in the picker asks what a set records.

Crew week says when it could not load, with Try again, instead of showing dots for ever.

Progress and History, handier

Progress opens on the view you used last, like Body when you are cutting.
An opened lift can show all its sessions, and screen readers hear how it changed.
Your own exercises stay in the list when you pick a muscle.
An edited program has Save and share in one tap.
Repeating a workout from History says it started, with Undo. History search says how far back it looked.

Rest and exercises, smoother

Set the rest for a lift from its menu, before any rest runs.

Add one exercise with the + next to it, no confirm tap. Tick several to add them together, as before.
A + Drop tap can be undone, and removing the last drop makes it a normal set again.
The drag handle on the web is easier to grab.

Deleting a just-logged set, or removing its exercise, stops the rest it started. Undo brings it back.

More small fixes

A Google account on the phone is told to set a password, with a link that sets one.
Type sets and Workout notes on phones open with the keyboard ready.
Delete on a finished workout looks like Delete on phones too, and the warm-up note says where to stop it.
Screen readers hear full day names on Welcome, feed cards sit under their day, and the help docs cover passwords and widgets.

Editing a finished workout on a phone, a timed set's Start now works.

Small things, fixed

Today's check-in has Edit next to it, straight to your check-in items.

Home screen widget settings are in the Settings list on phones, with how to add a widget, and an empty check-in widget opens them.
Phone links to check-in items, targets and plates open Settings at that section, and Privacy has its own place.

Unticking the last item on the check-in widget no longer brings back four items.
A widget tick just after midnight now counts for today instead of being lost.

Logging with big text and slow Wi-Fi

On phones with very large text, set rows stack so weights and reps are never cut off.
On a slow gym connection, starting a workout waits at most about a second before using last time's numbers saved on your device.
With reduced motion on, swipes and scrolls in the workout no longer animate.

Find any lift

Find a lift at the top of Progress, Lifts: type a name and jump straight to its records.

The records grouping chip now reads Group by movement, which is what it does.

On phones, Welcome no longer sends you to an import screen that only works on the web. It says where to import instead.

Friends, tidier

A friend's profile has High-five while they train.

A high-five can be taken back any time on the web too: tap it again.
On Friends, requests come first and Share invite link sits next to Find people.

Keyboard and screen reader focus no longer jumps to the top after a high-five, Add or Not now.
On phones, an old search error goes away on the next search, and no one found is read aloud.

Notifications you can find

Me has a Notifications row that shows On, Off or Blocked and opens its settings.

When notifications are blocked, Settings says so at once. On phones, Open settings takes you there, and coming back shows the change.
The switch says it is for this phone or this browser, and what to be told about applies to all your devices.
After Turn on, a line confirms it and says where to change it.

With large text, Me rows keep their full names.

From a handle to a friend

After you pick your first handle, Profile offers your invite link right away, and Back to Today when you came from Today.

Signing in, smoother

Already have an account? Sign in sits at the top of Create account.
After a wrong password the cursor goes back to the password field, and phone screen readers read sign-in errors aloud.
The password reset email ends with a link back to Liftorra.

Forgot password now shows when creating an account too, so a returning user on a new device finds it.
If your browser blocks the Google window, sign-in continues on the full page instead.

Answer friends faster

Closing comments you opened from Activity takes you back to the Activity list, right where you were.
One or two friend requests show Accept and Decline right on the feed, no Review tap.

Declining a request in Activity removes it from the list on phones too.

Group invites in two taps

Invite a friend to a group from a list of your friends, no handle to type.

Invite sits at the top of a group, and the invite link is ready as the sheet opens: tap Share and send it.

Log any exercise from its page

Every exercise page has Log it now: it starts a workout with that exercise, or adds it to the one you have open. This works from the website too.

Widget Start that starts

On Android, the Today widget tells screen readers what a tap does, like Start or Resume.

With no plan, Start on the Today home screen widget now starts a workout instead of just opening the app.

Safer logging

+ Drop stays under your last set until you tick the next one, and it shows for your very first drop set too.
Discard asks once more when sets are logged, and says how many you would lose.

Tests and half workouts

Finishing a test or a half-done workout? Tick Doesn't count before you save, and it never reaches your records or the feed.

The button now reads Don't count this workout, so it is clear what it does.

Planning with fewer taps

A planned day has Edit, which opens that session in your program, ready to change.

Start now reaches into next week: with nothing left this week, your next session can start today.
Pick several exercises at once when you build a session, like in a workout.

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