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Release 1.0.42.6 — FIT Standard Workout Data, Utility Renaming & Mobile UX Overhaul

What’s New

We have redefined the data model behind Workout Log to follow the fitness industry standard FIT profile — seconds for duration, meters for distance, meters per second for speed, and kilograms for weight. This establishes a foundation for interoperability with other services and devices. Your existing records are migrated automatically when loaded, so no action is required.

Utilities Have Been Renamed

Fitness Wiki → Weight Training Wiki — an illustrated reference for 880+ gym machine and free-weight exercises, with target muscle anatomy and form cues.
Fitness Routine Plan → Workout Log — a set-by-set logger for weights, cardio and stretching, organized by a monthly calendar.

The name shown in listings, search results and at the top of each screen is now always identical, and the tabs were reordered to Workout Calendar · Workout Note · Recommended Routines · My Routines.

Cardio: Enter Speed or Distance — Either Works

Treadmills report speed; outdoor running and cycling are naturally measured in distance. Now entering either one derives the other from your recorded time. Log 30 minutes at 10 km/h and the distance becomes 5 km; log 5 km over 30 minutes and the speed becomes 10 km/h.

A Simpler Logging Flow

Weekly scheduler removed — records are no longer auto-filled from a weekday layout, so unwanted defaults never enter your log.
Two-step routine loading — pick a routine, then pick the day you are training, and that exact set-up fills your note.
Rest timer preference persists — set it to 60 seconds once and it stays that way on your next visit and on your other devices.

Mobile Experience

One back gesture closes a dialog and returns you exactly where you were.
Narrow screens show compact category dots on the calendar; wider screens break each category onto its own line.
Exercises with many target muscles no longer overflow the screen width.
Switching tabs returns you to the top of the view.

Reliability & Fixes

Fixed a defect where switching weight units corrupted saved records. Unit switching now changes the display only and leaves stored values untouched.
Fixed incomplete sets being counted in totals. The calendar, monthly statistics and training streaks now reflect only what you actually completed.
Cloud connections now survive reopening the installed home-screen app, and expired sessions renew silently without extra steps.
Exercises added through search always stay linked to the reference guide, and duplicates can no longer be registered.
Resolved an issue where the data sync dialog would not open, along with several console warnings.