Repline: Workout Tracker

About Repline: Workout Tracker

Repline is now free. No ads, no subscription, no account, nothing to buy. This update is mostly fixes, many of them from your feedback: • Typing a weight or rep count works the way you'd expect: the cursor goes where you tap, you can clear the field, and there's no lag. • The + and − buttons respond instantly and snap to clean plate weights, so 137 lb goes to 140, not 142. • Undoing a completed set now sticks, instead of sometimes flipping back once your phone and watch catch up. • Your watch no longer reopens a workout you already finished. • The watch arrows now work on the last set, the buttons are bigger, and nothing slides out from under your finger when a rest ends. • The watch no longer awards personal records it can't be sure of when your phone is out of range. • Finishing a workout is smoother: one confirmation, the summary always shows up, and empty workouts are no longer saved. • On iPhone, Apple Health is now connected from Settings, instead of interrupting your first finished workout. • Your phone no longer loses a workout in progress because of something sent from your watch, and you'll be told if a workout started on the other device replaces an unfinished one. • Routines: you can type weights like 62.5, deleting a routine asks first, and supersets can be removed. • Previous weights, set counts in History, and routine progress are more accurate. • The number pad now has a Done key, so it never hides the Complete Set button. • In a workout's overview, the superset and rest-time buttons open on the first tap instead of closing the overview. • A set logged at 0 lb no longer earns a weight or volume record. • With larger text sizes, History, the rest timer and other screens no longer split words across lines. • Several crashes fixed, and the app is a much smaller download. Thanks for lifting with Repline.

App privacy

The developer, Tucker Briggs, reported these privacy practices to Apple.