I'm on my first mesocycle in Dr. Muscle, so it might be that the AI will correct this in the future cycles, but I feel strange that the Easy workout is way harder than the previous Medium workout. For example, in one exercise I managed 7 reps with 90 kilos in Medium workout (with 1-2 RIR). The AI suggests that I'll perform 11 reps with the same weight on the following Easy workout. On another exercise the weight was again the same, and the reps were 7-11-12 (Medium-Light-Heavy). 

I would understand higher reps with a lighter weight on a Light workout and lower reps with a heavier weight on the Heavy workout. But now it gives me the same weight throught, and the target reps are higer on the Light workout than what I was able to perform on the Medium workout. 

When I have used an exercise for the first time, the app congratulates me for an increase of 3500% in weight, or something similar, when in reality there is no previous record for the exercise. It would be way better, if the app would just say that there is not enough data to determine the progress (and even then, it would give the percentages only after the third workout or so, because on the first workout, the weight might be too light and it can take some time to find the right weight). For example, at the moment the AI tells me that my average 1 RM increase has been 3931% over the past few weeks.

I found difficult to find mind muscle connection or find the required equipment for rear delt exercise.

Could you add this one: (min 3:07). Not sure how it is exactly called but it could be single rear delt pull 

When I write notes on an excercise during a workout, the notes are there when I check it during the ongoing workout, but they are nowhere to be seen in workout history.

It seems that I have downloaded the app and created an account 50 weeks ago, but I have used the app and done the workouts less than two weeks (5 workouts so far). However, the AI seems to think that I have been training for almost a year on the program, and it keeps adjusting my caloric intake etc based on that and comparing my progress I have made in two weeks to the progress I should have done in a year.

Now that does not confuse me much, as I know where I stand, but it still would be nice to be able to reset the start date. I tried reconfiguring my account, but it did not change the start date.

I would like that a "completed" button gets added below each day to give the opportunity to the user to specify the day is finished. 

whenever a day is marked as complete, the next day meal plan should be the by default view when the user goes to his meal plan.

Under the Change equipment tab, it is possible define three different workout locations (gym, home & other). It would be nice, if one could rename the locations. It would be especially nice, if one trains at several different gyms.

Another improvement would be that in addition of defining the weight plates and dumbbells, one could also define which machines there are in the gym.

In my gym, there are four different leg press machines, and in another gym I train regularily, there are yet another two leg presses from different manufacturers. They might have a different resistance with the same weight because of mechanics, angle or weight of the sled, etc.  Still, they are still all under the heading "leg press". The same goes with several pulleys; on one machine the same weight feels heavier than on another. 

This creates a problem as the AI won't know whether I made more reps with a certain weight than last time because I am stronger, or because I used a different machine. 

One solution would be to let the user create variations of excercises for each different machine, but the AI would treat them as the same exercise when it cames to progression. So, there would be user generated "leg press" for brand A leg press, another for brand B, and so on. However, the AI would treat all of them as "leg press". When the user progresses 1% in one variation, that would tranfer to all of the variations.

There is no reason why the warmup sets (for those who decide or need to use them) should not affect the weights that are suggested in the working sets.