RepCalc · Changelog

One rep at a time.

From the first workout log to a complete training companion.

Released updates

Version 1.1

Deeper when you ask

  • Coach: optional weight and rep suggestions that explain why, round to weights your gym can load, and hold or reset when you need it.
  • Programs: run a folder for 4–12 weeks, finishing with a lighter week. Home shows the week you're on and offers Run Again when it ends.
  • Gyms: save the bar, plates, and dumbbells at each place you train, and switch gyms mid-workout.
  • Dumbbells count twice in volume, with “kg each” on paired exercises. Warm-up sets stay out of your totals unless you include them.
  • Body: track body fat, waist, chest, arms, thighs, hips, and neck as well as weight. Add progress photos that stay on your iPhone, with an optional Face ID lock.
  • Steps & Cardio: today's steps, a daily step goal, and runs, rides, and swims from apps like Strava and the Workout app, which can count toward your weekly goal.
  • Siri, Shortcuts, Controls, and Spotlight: start a workout by voice, from Control Center, or with the Action Button.
  • Guides: short how-to pages in Profile, from your first workout to Coach and Programs.

Getting to 1.0

These milestones sketch how RepCalc's features built up from 0.1 to 0.9 between April and October 2026. The versions and dates are illustrative, not public releases.

Version 0.9

Training across your devices

  • A refined workout screen and a dedicated number pad reduce logging friction.
  • Home, Workouts, and Activity bring planning and progress into a clear three-tab layout.
  • An Apple Watch companion follows your sets and rest, with optional Health metrics.
  • This Week, Up Next, and Streak widgets keep training close at hand.
  • Photo share cards add six stat positions and square or Story exports.
  • Adaptive iPhone Duo and iPad layouts give workouts and progress room to expand.
  • A new dumbbell app icon brings the training focus to the Home Screen.
  • Light and dark themes, accessibility, and adaptive iPad layouts receive a final pre-release pass.
  • Every feature remains free, without ads, paywalls, or subscriptions.

Version 0.8

Your training stays yours

  • Import workout history from supported Strong and Hevy CSV exports.
  • Back up and export RepCalc data.
  • Create share cards for completed workouts.

Version 0.7

Make the plan your own

  • A guided plan builder considers goals, schedule, experience, and equipment.
  • Review and edit a plan before saving routines.
  • Local planning remains available when Apple intelligence is unavailable.

Version 0.6

A little closer to iOS

  • Live Activities bring the workout and rest timer to supported iPhones.
  • Optional Apple Health integration connects supported workouts and metrics.
  • Private iCloud sync supports continuity across Apple devices.

Version 0.5

See the work add up

  • Workout history brings completed sessions together.
  • Track volume, personal records, and estimated strength.
  • Body measurements add context to progress.

Version 0.4

Keep your rhythm

  • Automatic rest timers follow completed sets.
  • Previous-session values help guide the next set.
  • Supersets and set types support more flexible training.

Version 0.3

Find the right movement

  • Browse and search the exercise library.
  • Filter movements by muscle and equipment.
  • Save favorites and create custom exercises.

Version 0.2

A routine worth repeating

  • Create and save workout templates.
  • Starter full-body, push/pull/legs, and upper/lower routines make the first session easier.
  • Organize routines in folders.

Version 0.1

The first set

  • The first workout log, with exercises, weights, and repetitions.
  • Local storage lays the foundation for training without a connection.

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