The AI summary gets cheesy and is sometimes not useful.  " you are up 5000%" I like the motivational quotes but we should be able to turn off the summary

Make the edit function include the option to add exercises as well as sets to a saved "history" workout. As far as I can see there is a way to edit weights and reps of what's been saved but the issue is when you lose stuff that has NOT been saved.

When using resistance bands the app only increases the reps in terms of progression which gets silly after a while. Wouldn't it be possible to add the option of entering the resistance of the bands (like kg with the weights). So when you get stronger you use tougher bands and not just do more errors with the same resistance and you can actually enter that

I have a rotator cuff injury and so I think I need to avoid bench press, shoulder press, deadlifts and squats, but I'd still like to train. Could you develop a feature where you say what injury you have and the app switches some exercises out and others in?

I've noticed that it doesn't make sense to have warm-up sets for bodyweight exercises. For example, if you're first working set of pull-ups is 11 reps, surely you wouldn't want to do 2 sets with 6 and then 9 reps prior to your working set...

Hello, I didn't want to go through 45 pages of what has been posted. Maybe it has been mentioned, but an option to change the weights to a certain weight. For example, I have plates ranging from 2.5 lbs to 5, 10, 25, 35, and 45 in my gym. There is no 20lb plate. So what I do is use 2 x 10lbs weights... Just little things.

For simmetry exercises (ie. like cross body crunch…) is it possible to say clearly if the reps are per side or total?

I've had the following happen a few times.  I go through my workout and needed to change the weight a few times.  Example, bench recommends 6 reps at 145.  I think that I switch it to 135, but in reality I switch it to 1435 or something like that.  I complete my workout.  The next time bench press comes up, it's now recommending 5 reps at 450 pounds or 635 pounds!

I then have to go back through my history to find where the data error was, correct it, and then it recommends a realistic value.  

It would be nice if the weight or reps or something is outside of a certain percentage of normal that the app alerts so I can confirm or correct the problem.  

When setting an exercise to a pyramid scheme, the reps get ridiculously high. Example, when I tried setting deadlifts, where I'm lifting 300+ pounds, my very first set was 34 reps.  For incline press, where I'm doing over 150 pounds, my first set was 66 reps!  I changed the rep range to 3-5 which helped, but my first set was still 28 reps, which is entirely too many.  If you set a rep range, say 5-15, the app should keep you within that range. First set - w weight at 15 reps, x weight at 12 reps, y weight at 8 reps, z weight at 5 reps.  Reverse pyramid scheme is a little better but still gives higher reps well outside the range. This should be fixed.