changelog

August 12, 2026

Faster app navigation. Returning to a loaded dashboard view no longer repeats its data request, and the workout logger now paints an immediate app-shaped loading state during navigation.
Workout history stays light at any age. The app loads and filters history in server-backed pages instead of sending every workout to the phone at once. Older workouts remain available on demand.
Leaner public profiles. Profile statistics now use maintained summaries and database aggregates rather than loading every historical set into app memory.

A calmer split editor. Split and day actions now live in compact three-dot menus. Exercise rows no longer show drag handles, arrow buttons, or extra field labels.
Purposeful exercise reordering. Reorder is now a focused sheet with the same touch-friendly interaction used in the workout logger, instead of controls on every row.
More useful workout calendar. Tap a logged day to see every workout from that date, then open the one you want. Browsing calendar months now loads the right workouts on demand.
Complete history and cleaner dashboard data.Workout history is no longer capped, and dashboard totals use complete weeks and the current calendar month.

Recovered workout drafts keep their identity.If you save yesterday's unfinished workout today, it keeps yesterday's date and workout type instead of being filed as today's session. You can also recover a draft on a rest day.
Dashboard updates are reliable after workout changes. Creating, editing, duplicating, or deleting a workout now updates the dashboard before the app confirms success.
Safer split and exercise changes. There can only be one active split, deleting the last saved split creates a clean replacement, and removing an exercise now asks for confirmation.
More honest saves and inputs. Profile settings remain saved if a picture upload fails, and invalid nutrition dates or values are rejected instead of being silently changed.
Rest days are flexible without being accidental.You can now explicitly log an unscheduled workout on a rest day. It does not change your split, and the app checks the day's saved split state instead of its display name.

Split assistant. We retired the AI split assistant. The split planner remains available for creating, editing, and activating your own weekly templates.

Theme switch moved into the navigation. Instead of riding along in the header on every page, it now lives in the sidebar on desktop and in the menu on mobile.
Livelier action button. The mobile action circles now pop in and out one after another as you open and close the menu, including the rest-timer buttons.
Smoother mobile menu. The menu button morphs cleanly between a hamburger and an X, its items animate in and out, and the button itself is smaller and tidier.
On mobile, the Delete account button now shares a row with Save profile and Sign out.

Focusing a field no longer zooms the page on mobile.
The delete workout / set confirmation is now centered and always visible on mobile, instead of hiding behind the browser's bottom bar.
The reset-from-split button is back on the mobile logger — it now lives in the action button menu and clears the current workout to reload it from your split.

Nutrition tracking. Log daily calories, protein, a BMR target, and body weight, with day/week/month calorie charts and a body-weight trend.
Timed sets. Log time-based work like planks and carries alongside reps.
Rest timer. A between-set countdown with 30s–3m presets, +30s, pause, and skip, built into the mobile action button.
Personal records. The dashboard now tracks estimated 1RM (bodyweight lifts included) and celebrates new PRs when you save a workout.
Streaks & momentum. Weekly workout streak and month-over-month change on the overview.
Account management. Change your email, change your password, or delete your account from the profile page.
Install as an app. logit is now a PWA — add it to your home screen for a fullscreen, app-like experience with its own icon, and a friendly screen when you're offline.
Instant tap feedback. Opening a workout, exercise, or action shows a spinner right on the thing you tapped while it loads, so nothing feels frozen.
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Bodyweight sets now count toward volume and PRs using your tracked body weight; the logger shows your weight as "BW (150)".
Redesigned the Nutrition page to match the rest of the app, with an accurate loading skeleton.
The Personal records list is scrollable and the workout calendar height now matches it.
Cleaner mobile action button (a rotating +) and a tidier profile account layout.
Smoother page transitions throughout, plus a more app-like feel on touch (no rubber-band scroll or tap flash).

Personal records no longer shows "No lifts logged yet" on older accounts.
The logger's live volume preview now matches the saved total for bodyweight sets.