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What's New

Every release, in plain language. Fitness Trackr stays what it has always been: your photos and your numbers, on your device, and nowhere else.

Version 1.4 Latest release

Split your history into training blocks, shoot against a pose you set up yourself, and make the app look the way you want it to.

Training phases

Name a stretch of your training - a bulk, a cut, a prep - and give it a start and an end date. Every photo in that range becomes its own timeline, with its own before and after, its own weight and body-fat charts, and its own timelapse and export.

Nothing gets filed or moved. A phase is a label and two dates, so photos join the one that is running the moment you take them, and editing the dates re-draws it instantly. Phases show up on the calendar too, as coloured rails under the days they cover.

One phase is free. Pro removes the limit, and phases you have already made stay yours to view, edit and export whatever your plan.

Poses of your own

Upper, Full and Pump come with the app. Now you can add your own - a side chest, a rear lat spread, whatever you actually shoot - and it appears everywhere you pick a pose: the camera, the gallery filter, the timelapse.

A pose you made has no outline. It has something better: a reference photo you shoot once, ghosted over the viewfinder so you can match your stance exactly. It is your body, at your camera height, in your room - which is a far better guide than a generic silhouette. Any photo you have already taken can become that reference, straight from the gallery or the calendar.

Three of your own, so the pose lists stay quick to read. Included with Pro.

Themes you build yourself

Settings › Display › Custom lets you pick your own background and accent colours. The rest of the palette is worked out from them, and every label is checked for contrast as you go - so a theme can look however you like without any text becoming hard to read.

Four new ready-made palettes come with it too: Aurora, Ember, Rosé and Sage. Included with Pro.

What did not change

Everything still stays on your device. Version 1.4 adds no account, no server and no analytics - phases, poses and themes are all stored on your phone alongside your photos. Read the privacy policy.

Version 1.3 Animated wipe

Your before and after now moves, your charts answer questions, and every Pro feature is yours free for the first 14 days.

14 days of Pro, included

Install Fitness Trackr and the full Pro feature set is switched on for 14 days: watermark-free exports, MP4 video, auto-align, hand-picked timelapse frames and the premium themes. Already updating from an older version? Your 14 days start the moment you update.

There is nothing to enter and nothing to cancel. It is not a subscription, so nothing renews and nothing is charged. When the two weeks are up, Pro stays available as a single purchase you keep forever.

Export the wipe as an animation

Compare › Wipe now exports the sweep itself, not just a frozen frame. It holds on your before photo, wipes across to the after, and holds again.

Save it as a GIF, or an MP4 with Pro. Everything is rendered on your phone, frame by frame, so the export matches what you saw on screen and nothing is uploaded to be processed.

Scrub your metric charts

Press and hold either chart on the Dashboard, then drag. A marker follows your finger showing that day, its value, and the change since the entry before it, so you can read back through months of weight or body fat without opening a single list.

Support and feedback, in the app

Settings › Support is the new place to reach the website, rate the app, share it, or report a problem. Reporting opens an email with your app version and device already filled in, which is usually the difference between a fix in days and a fix in weeks.

The same screen now shows an About footer with your exact version, plus direct links to the privacy policy and this site.

Cleaner numbers

Every value in the app is now capped at one decimal place. A body fat reading imported from a scale shows as 21.4%, the way it should have all along, rather than trailing a dozen digits behind it.

What did not change

Everything stays on your device. Version 1.3 adds no account, no server and no analytics, and the new 14-day window is tracked entirely on your phone. Read the privacy policy.

Version 1.2 Apple Health

Your scale already knows your weight. Now your charts do too, without Fitness Trackr sending a single thing anywhere.

Import weight and body fat from Apple Health

Turn on Import from Apple Health in Settings and your weight and body-fat readings appear in your charts automatically, whether they came from a smart scale, an Apple Watch, or entries you made in the Health app yourself.

Connecting for the first time brings in the last 12 months, keeping one reading per day. After that it keeps itself up to date whenever you open the app.

It is free, and it is off until you switch it on.

Read-only, and it stays on your phone

Fitness Trackr only reads from Apple Health. It never writes anything back, so nothing it does can ever change the health record other apps and your doctor rely on.

Imported values are stored on your device alongside everything else. They are never uploaded, never shared, and never used for advertising.

Your own numbers are never overwritten

If you typed a weight yourself, an import will never argue with you. Fitness Trackr remembers which values came from you and which came from Health, and only ever fills in the gaps.

Change your mind? Turn the import off at any time, and choose whether to keep or remove the values it brought in. Anything you entered by hand always stays.

Camera moved to the middle

Taking today's photo is the whole point, so the Camera tab now sits in the centre of the bar, under your thumb. The dot still tells you when you haven't taken one yet.

A What's New card

When an update brings something worth knowing about, a card appears once on your Dashboard. Read it, dismiss it, and it's gone. You can always find it again under Settings › Help › What's New.

The Fitness Trackr dashboard with a What's New card beneath the header, a consistency streak card, and body metrics.

On your DashboardThe card shows once per update.

A sheet titled What's New, Apple Health, listing the Apple Health import, its read-only privacy, and the promise that hand-entered numbers stay.

Tap to read moreWhat changed, and what it means.

The Settings screen showing the Health section with an Apple Health card and the Import from Apple Health toggle.

Settings › HealthOne toggle, off until you want it.

Where your health data goes

Nowhere. Fitness Trackr has no account and no server. Weight and body fat read from Apple Health are stored on your device, in the same place as the numbers you type in yourself.

Your health data is kept secure in the Apple Health app because it is encrypted and protected by the passcode on your iPhone. We never use it for advertising, never share it with third parties, and never use it for data mining. You can revoke access at any time in iOS Settings › Health › Data Access & Devices.