PushFit

About PushFit

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Features * 85 achievements, in Game Center. The celebration shows the medals a workout earned, your whole history is counted the first time you open the app, and a medal on the Stats tab opens the full list. * Stats is rebuilt around tiles. Sets, Duration, Days Trained, Calories and Best Workout join the records, each with the day it was set, and tapping a record opens that day in the calendar. The range control stays pinned while you scroll, and the tab loads in a fraction of the time. * Your live heart rate, and the zone it is in, on the workout screen and under the rest timer, from Apple Watch or a Bluetooth heart rate monitor. * Rest days have one rule now: every workout banks two, and you can hold three. The streak pill says "Train Today" on the day the chain is actually on the line. * The weekly goal can be a number of days. Pick "3 days" from the ring's menu instead of a push-up count, and the ring fills one segment for each day you train, whichever days they are. * Tap where you stand on either leaderboard for a card you can send: your place, how far behind the person above you, and an invite your friends can scan. * The music controls play and pause whatever your phone is playing, Spotify and podcasts included. * Settings has a Backup screen that says where your history lives, in iCloud and in the PushFit backup, with "Restore from Backup" as a real row. * Notifications, each with its own switch: a friend finishes a workout, passes you or accepts your invite, a streak about to break or a goal about to be missed, sent at 6 PM with time left to act. Long press a friend on the leaderboard to call them out. * The camera warms up the moment you press START, so the first rep counts faster. * New animations at the end of a workout: the counter turns into your medal on the summary, and tapping Done flies the medal back into the START button. * Apple Watch: the rest timer counts down on the wrist during an iPhone workout, and a forgotten session asks "Still working out?" at fifteen minutes and ends itself at an hour. * A day's workouts are numbered again, "Workout 1", "Workout 2", with the time of day underneath. Fixes * On iPad, the app no longer crashes at launch, or when the window is resized in Split View or Stage Manager, before the Calendar tab has been opened. * Opening a day in the calendar in the first seconds after launch, while the history is still loading, no longer crashes. * The music wave no longer crashes as it appears, on the workout screen or in the now playing bar. * With PushFit and PushFit Pro both installed, opening one after training in the other no longer shows achievements a second time or sets their progress back. * A workout started on iPhone with Apple Watch along saves to Health once, with its calories, and editing or deleting it in the app reaches Health. * A workout left running ends at its last rep, and coming back to it after half an hour lands on the summary. * A workout with no reps is no longer saved, on iPhone or Apple Watch. * Turning haptics off silences every buzz. * Tapping a widget opens the screen it shows. * Face Detection with camera access refused asks once at the start of a workout, "Count by Tapping" or "Open Settings", instead of a standing banner. * The app no longer crashes mid-workout as a heart rate reading arrives from Apple Watch.

App privacy

The developer, Ben Humphries, reported these privacy practices to Apple.