In v4.4 your coach learned to see better. In v4.5, to show you the feedback so you’d actually use it. In v4.6, your analysis leaves the app. Send it to your coach, your training partners or post it on Stories.

📤 Share your training

Until now, your analysis stayed inside the app. If you wanted to show your progress to someone, you had to take a screenshot and explain the context. That’s over.

You now have three ways to share what you do, each built for a different moment.

🎬 Share your rep as a video

Pick any rep and generate a 9:16 vertical video ready to post on Instagram Stories, TikTok or wherever you want. The video shows your rep with an animated overlay: exercise name, date, weight and quality bar.

It’s not a screenshot with text on top. It’s a video built for social: vertical format, clean overlay, the right amount of info. Flip the “Optimize for social” toggle and the result is ready to post without editing anything.

Your best snatch rep at 80 kg, with your quality level visible, shared on a story in 10 seconds.

🃏 Share your set summary

You don’t always need video. Sometimes you want to send something quick to your coach or your training group.

The set card is exactly that: a visual card with the exercise name, date, your quality level, the best rep, the rep count, time and a short AI feedback summary.

Perfect to send over WhatsApp after training. Your coach sees how the set went at a glance, without needing access to your app.

📋 Share your session summary

And if you want to share the whole session, the session card rolls it all up: number of sets, total volume in kilos, heaviest weight, total time, and a set-by-set breakdown with quality, weight and reps.

You just did 5 sets of front squat and 3 of push press. Instead of explaining how it went, you share an image that sums it all up. Your training partner, your coach or your WhatsApp group see exactly what you did and how you did it.

🏋️ Visual weight selector

Choosing the weight before you record is a different experience now. The new selector shows a bar with the plates loaded in real colors: yellow for 15 kg plates, red for 25 kg, and so on for every standard disc.

Pick the bar type (20, 15 or 10 kg), move the slider to adjust the total weight and see the bar build in real time. It’s immediate: you’re not entering a number, you’re looking at your bar. If something’s off, you spot it before you hit record.

A small detail that changes how you interact with the app before every set.

🪟 Your feedback without leaving the video

In the full-screen view, a frosted-glass bar now appears at the bottom with the key info: exercise name, set, rep, weight and the feedback chips.

At a glance, without pausing the video, you know what’s happening on that rep. But if you want the full detail, tap the arrow and the overlay expands: AI text, individual criteria with icons and highlighted coaching cues. All without leaving full screen.

Before, to read the feedback you had to leave the video, find the right section and then come back. Now the feedback lives where it should: on top of your movement.

🔧 Under the hood

Things you won’t see, but you’ll feel:

• Non-intrusive post-set feedback. After recording a set, feedback now shows up as a self-dismissing toast instead of a dialog that blocks the screen until you tap “OK”. Fewer interruptions, more flow.
• Analysis packs when you need them. When you hit the limit on your credits, the app shows you the pack options at the right moment, without having to dig into settings or the web.
• Login/signup flow upgrade. Signing in and signing up is cleaner and takes fewer steps.
• Video player stability. Several fixes so playback is more solid, especially when you navigate fast between reps.

Update now and let your training show.