Klemy

• 31 new exercises take the library past 1,800, among them Pendulum Squat (Machine) and Glute-Ham Raise.
• About 420 more exercises list their variations, so Kneeling Leg Curl now offers the other leg curls.
• 50 exercises gain their second demonstrator, and about 30 show the newer render.
• Workout rows are their normal height again on iPhone and in the iPad sidebar.
• Long-press a past workout to edit or delete it, or swipe to delete.
• On iPad, the Workouts and Exercises sidebars use the standard iOS look and selection highlight.
• On iPad, the selected Measures entry reads clearly on the highlight.

Includes everything in 27.3.2, which Apple did not release.

• Discarding a workout on Apple Watch no longer sends an empty one to iPhone.
• After iPhone restarts mid-workout, the Apple Watch workout shows as Syncing straight away and reconnects sooner.
• A value you type no longer overwrites a newer edit of the same field from Apple Watch.
• The workout bar title is never cut short in longer languages.
• The share sheet's page dots sit under the card and read on any background.
• Exercise art holds still when Reduce Motion is on.
• Status dots add a tick, exclamation mark or cross with Differentiate Without Color on.
• Alerts are announced by VoiceOver when they appear, and Increase Contrast darkens the orange and highlight colours.

Rejected by Apple and never released. Its changes ship in 27.3.3.

• Each set shows what you lifted last session, on iPhone and Apple Watch. Tap it to fill the set.
• A new personal record gets a banner and its own haptic the moment you tick the set, on Apple Watch too.
• Turn on Rest alert in Preferences to get a notification when rest is over, even with your iPhone locked.
• An exercise's Stats show your best weight at every rep count, and each past session by sets and reps.
• On iPhone, a workout started on Apple Watch no longer reads 0:00 for a moment at the start.
• iPhone keeps following a workout on Apple Watch after the watch app restarts mid-workout.
• Pausing or ending a workout no longer freezes the app when the Live Activity is slow to update.
• If Health refuses a start on Apple Watch, iPhone tells you where to turn it back on.
• Health access instructions point to Settings, Apps, Health, where iOS keeps them now.
• The Apple Watch Summary title no longer runs into the clock in longer languages.
• The Apple Watch set screen's header no longer cuts off at the largest text sizes.
• Routine, workout and history rows highlight as a whole when you press them.
• The How are you feeling? screen takes on your mood's colour.
• A shorter first run: Health and Music as one checklist, and Make it yours on one page.
• History month titles stand out as headings, as in the Fitness app.
• Find Exercises in Shortcuts now passes each exercise's name.
• Exported logs include Apple Watch and the app's earlier runs.

• Smoother, calmer motion across the app, with a Low Power Mode preference that stops continuous animation.
• Dim the iPhone screen during a workout: Off, Low Power Mode or Always.
• Locking your iPhone during the countdown no longer loses the workout on the Lock Screen.
• Reopening the app into a running workout opens the workout straight away, not Home first.
• Starting the app before the first unlock after a restart no longer loses your settings and layouts.

• Rest and music float on glass at the bottom of your workout, on every screen size.
• Workout and exercise screens show Edit as its own button, with Share, Delete and the rest in the toolbar menu.
• The live workout's menu button shows play and pause instead of three dots.
• A template filter takes its new width the moment you pick it, instead of a second later.
• Everything you've unlocked is there from the moment the app opens.
• Activity rings on the workout summary are there as soon as the summary opens.
• On iPad, the workout summary sits in a centred column instead of stretching across the screen.
• On a foldable iPhone, Add Exercise opens beside your workout and the toolbar moves to the side.

• Five Home Screen widgets: streak and this week, training calendar, training rhythm, last workout and weekly volume.
• A routine can have its own color and icon, shown on its card, in the editor and in the live workout.
• On Apple Watch, the start card shows the routine's color and icon.
• Premade templates give each day its own color and icon, shown before you add the program.
• Backups and iPhone to Apple Watch sync carry a routine's color and icon.
• Send a workout to an AI chat app from the (…) menu or from Share Workout.
• The Apple Watch set screen shows the exercise name in the title, a larger picture and active calories.
• Calories show a dash until a reading arrives, and a finished workout with none has no calorie line.
• Heart rate stays lit between readings instead of greying out every few seconds.
• A link to a deleted workout opens the Workouts tab.
• Text sizes are consistent across the app's screens on iPhone and Apple Watch.
• Four German exercise names that were left in English are now German.

• A shared routine is a klemix.com link: it opens in Klemy, or as a web page without it.
• The web page shows the routine's exercises, sets and reps, and where to get Klemy.
• The empty Workouts tab has an Import Workouts button for history from another app.
• CSV and TSV files from another app open in Klemy straight into the import.
• A JSON export from another app goes to the import instead of failing as a backup.
• On iPad, AMRAP and EMOM cards take the next free cell instead of a row of their own.
• Past workouts show conditioning blocks as cards among their exercises.
• The workout photo grid adds columns on iPad and other wide screens.
• The live workout header's clock, calories, heart rate and (…) sit on one line.
• A workout recorded on iPhone alone is saved to Apple Health ending when you finished it.
• Workout clocks on iPhone and Apple Watch redraw once a second, easier on the battery.
• A file or link that opens Klemy from closed is handled once, not twice.
• The app no longer stalls at launch while it waits on Apple Health.
• The date and unit on a Stats chart readout are clear in dark mode.

• Start a routine from a premade template: full body, upper/lower, push pull legs, glutes, conditioning and mobility.
• Templates come in gym, dumbbell, band and bodyweight versions.
• Applying a template suggests starting weights for the barbell lifts.
• A template writes its progression rule into the routine it creates.
• Routines carry a note, and a finished workout keeps the copy it ran.
• Share a routine as a link or a file, and import one as your own copy.
• Routine cards show when the routine was last finished.
• Star an exercise to keep it above the alphabet in every picker.
• Start a workout from the Apple Watch Action button.
• Siri phrases work from the wrist with the iPhone out of reach.
• Log a set, move to the next exercise or finish a session by voice.
• Stats charts turn a page per swipe, and the scale holds still.
• The exercise screen says that videos can be downloaded.
• The No Routines screen's three buttons are one column of equal width.
• Preferences offers a Rate This App row.
• Reinstalling Klemy asks for Apple Health access again.
• First launch no longer fails while Apple Health access is granted.
• iCloud sync no longer closes Preferences.
• The Watch keeps a favourites change it previously dropped.
• Voice-logging a bodyweight set no longer keeps the planned added load.
• Smaller download: the iPhone muscle diagrams ship as HEIC.

• Initial release.