- added previews of exercises in list views - minor bug fixes and improvements - use your watch to track sets, add sets, log RPE, and more.

- improved UX on the Workout Tracking view - RPE tracking support - Checkmarks for workout tracking - Row-based set tracking support - General bug fixes and improvements

- search improvements - improved empty states for new users - plan templates so you can get started right away - bug fixes and improvements

- Advanced stats/month straight from WorkoutOverview - Share monthly progression selfies - More detailed exercise type breakdowns - Fixes a bug with lbs graphs and 1RM calculations

This update makes your workouts clearer, more motivating, and easier to track across your devices. Here is what is new: Exercise videos in details See exactly how to perform each exercise with new embedded videos in the exercise detail screen. Use them to double-check your form, learn new movements with confidence, and get more from every set. Notes are easier to spot Your exercise and workout notes are now more visible, so you will not forget key cues like - which weight to start with - how a new exercise felt - form reminders for your next session Plan smarter progressions by actually seeing the notes you took. Quick info while tracking While you track a workout, you can now tap the little i icon next to an exercise to see more details without leaving the tracking screen. Instantly refresh your memory on form, tempo, and setup without breaking your flow or pausing your workout. Gym selfies for sharing You can now add gym selfies when you share your workouts. Capture your post-workout pump or progress shots and share more than just numbers with friends, training partners, or on social. Track with AirPods Pro 3 You can now track your workouts using AirPods Pro 3 instead of relying on Apple Watch alone. Enjoy: - More flexible tracking if you prefer not to wear a watch Better timers on Apple Watch Timers have been upgraded across the board: - More responsive exercise and rest timers - Smoother controls for pausing, skipping, and adjusting time - Clearer feedback so you always know when to lift or rest This makes it easier to keep perfect rest intervals, stick to tempo work, and run structured workouts directly from your wrist.

- Maxine integrates with Siri and iOS through App Intents now - Added widgets to see your streaks and monthly stats on your Home Screen - Added Lock screen widgets - Stability and UX improvements - AI Assisted workout generation - Improved contrast on workout overview page

- Improved search experience when adding exercises to plans and workouts - You can now import plans from Hevy or Strong - Improved the design of in-progress workouts and the planner - Better distinction between planned and started exercises - Ability to skip a planned exercise - Updated some colors to make the app pop - See average heart rate for workout and per-exercise

- Calmer workout overview view - More insights on the overview page and on the detail page - Improved search experience for exercises

We’ve improved the share sheet for the app Added some layout tweaks to make the app look a bit nicer New metrics in your workout overview: total sets, total weight moved

- See your ongoing streak and know when you've trained which muscles at a glance - Better timer - Better weight/set/rep adjustments - You can now customize Maxine to your taste

- Introducing personalized workout plans to help you achieve your fitness goals more efficiently. Whether you are focusing on strength, cardio, or flexibility, find tailored routines that match your needs and level. - Some fixes for weight, set, reps, and duration pickers - Fixed a crash that would sometimes occur

- Maxine now makes it easier than ever to track different sets for the same exercise - You can run a timer for your time-based exercises. Get haptic feedback on your wrist and phone when a timer completes - See your workout progress right on your lock screen with live activities - Bug fixes and improvements

- Maxine now has a watch app! Start and track measured workouts from your phone - Bug fixes and improvements

- Track body weight, timed, and timed + weighted exercises in the app now - Maxine will now provide useful insights for your exercises - See your estimated one-rep max instantly for weighted exercises - Find out how to improve your workout with useful suggestions during your workout - Track your workout goals by assigning targets for exercises - Deleting an exercise is less destructive - Other small fixes and improvements

Maxine will now provide some useful tips and insights on your exercise pages as well as during your workout to help you reach your strength goals even faster.

Liquid Glass UI, improved reliability, AI summaries for your workouts

Alongside some small improvements, this update has a fresh coat of paint, a better UX, and clearer overviews.

An amazing new coat of paint that got implemented by Hidde v/d Ploeg, some UX fixes, and overall improvements to Maxine

- fixed an issue that would cause lbs weights to be stored incorrectly for new exercises

- This version adds "shoulders" as a muscle group - Allows using lbs as your weight unit - Show more information at a glance

No more random dismissals of the current workout after setting a weight Graph view is now interactive which means you can easily see exactly what your max weights are

- You can now track the same exercise multiple times in a single workout - Added a simple workout sharing feature