User can see their history in the Workouts, including weight, reps and sets. The perceived effort is not shown, and is not editable. Perceived effort can't be changed if the user selects the wrong effort by mistake, or if an exercise is repeated later in a workout (say the first attempt failed due to fatigue or inappropriate exercise order).

Hi. I am new to this app. I am 33 years old. On joining the automated chat suggested me to do workouts thrice a week considering my age and the longer recovery time my body needs. I've tried many apps and no app ever game me such personalized tips. However the app does not show a calendar/schedule or the days when I must workout. The AI chat suggests the very next day that my body must have recovered and I can begin with my next workout. Is it then left to user discretion to understand how one feels and pick the workout days? I feel since the app is backed by science the app could suggest apt days for workout in a calendar format.

I also noticed that the selection of bodyweight exercises is limited. Example there is no inverted rows which is one of my favorite exercises for back conditioning. I travel a lot and for that I prefer doing bodyweight workouts. Do you plan to add more bodyweight exercises to the app?

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Suneet

There are several times when I've been in the middle of a workout and either the app crashes (rare) or somehow I've navigated away from the current screen elsewhere and am unable to get back into that workout.  

I'd like a resume workout feature.  It knows that I started a workout and haven't yet saved.  If I click Resume, it will get me back to the most recent exercise and saved set.

Now we have the plate calculator it would be nice to be able to set a default value for the bar weight, it would save time rather than using the slider each time. I mainly use a 10kg bar at home.

When doing a exercise, lets say you are doing your 3rd set of an exercise, and you accidently save the wrong information (ie, weight said 57.5 pounds and you did 60)… the "back button" should just take you back to the last page so you can update that information, then move on with set 4.  Currently, it takes you to the beginning of that exercise and all the sets you have done, and it is a bit difficult to navigate back to set 3, update, and move on to set 4.

I realize "back" is different in different situations, if you have saved the exercise then "back" would take you to the exercise level, but if you are doing sets, it would be better if it just went "back one page" to be able to correct a bad entry and continue.

There's a numeric conversion happening which causes the weight on the History page (Logs view) to have slight differences in the decimal places from the weight entered on the exercise page.

E.g. entering 50.0 lbs on the Bench Press exercise page can appear as 49.98 lbs on the History > Logs page. Preferably the weight would show as 50.0 lbs everywhere.

Would be very nice to be able to record notes on each set of the exercises and have them reflected in the workout history as well as a main comment on the exercise itself.   I’ve used this a lot in my paper journals to make specific comments to myself on how a set felt during the workout. 

On most of the body weight movements the second warm-up set is very close to the working set (using rest pause). So close in fact that if I were to do it, I wouldn't be able to finish the working set. I've resorted to doing the working set reps in the second warm-up set, followed by the second warm-up reps in my working set and just saying how many more I could have done based on my feel from the working set. I could adjust the reps accordingly but it seems like that would negatively influence my progress.

The rest pause feature is fantastic for saving time. However, sometimes I will have 6 sets after the giant set, significantly increasing my workout time. I've just been adding up the total reps and performing sets until I'm ~1-2 from failure. It would be nice if it just told me how many more reps to do and added sets until I hit the recommended total reps.