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Releases per day since Mar 13, 2026. The busiest was Oct 20, with 170; the last seven days are in volt. Point at a day to open it.

Friday, Oct 16, 202619 releases

  1. Lab trends open on what you track

    v5.133.40
    • The lab trend chart now opens on the marker you've had drawn most often, instead of whichever comes first alphabetically
  2. Bigger links on empty cards

    v5.133.39
    • On phones, the "Log โ€ฆ โ†’" links on empty dashboard cards are full-size tap targets
  3. Reps box shows last time's reps

    v5.133.38
    • On Android and desktop, the reps box showed last time's 12 as "1" (the number arrows took the space); it shows the whole number now
  4. Easier taps on your phone

    v5.133.37
    • Bigger tap targets on phones: the notification bell, Today's "View weekly log" links (now easier to read too), the voice API key button and dropdown, and the glucose copy buttons
    • Settings shows this device and your 4 newest sign-ins, with "Show more" for the rest
  5. Lift-by-lift on every finished workout

    v5.133.36
    • Open any finished workout to see how each lift compared with last time, folded under "Beat last time on N of M lifts"
  6. Dose History by compound

    v5.133.35
    • Dose History can show a single compound's doses, handy for checking a titration or when you last took something
  7. Faster exercise library

    v5.133.34
    • The Exercises page opens in a fraction of the time: it shows your recent lifts and the first 60 matches, with "Show more" for the rest (search still covers the whole library)
  8. Dashboard card renamed Coming Off

    v5.133.33
    • The dashboard's PCT card is now called Coming Off, matching the page it summarizes
  9. A faster changelog

    v5.133.32
    • The changelog shows 30 releases a page with Newer / Older links: it was every release at once, 2.5 MB and 3 s to open
  10. Quieter add-note link

    v5.133.31
    • The logger's "add note" link is smaller and quieter, so a long workout isn't covered in them
  11. Workouts logged through Atlas match the logger

    v5.133.30
    • Sets logged through Atlas are saved exactly like sets typed in the workout logger or on the watch (225 lb is the same stored weight everywhere)
  12. Machine notes from the logger

    v5.133.29
    • Add or edit a lift's machine note (seat 4, pin 6, a cue) right on its card while you train; it's saved to the workout's template, so next week's workout and the watch show it
  13. A shorter Coming Off page once you've committed

    v5.133.28
    • After you commit a Coming Off plan, the planning cards fold behind "How this plan was built", so the page opens on where you are, your bloodwork and the timeline
  14. Watch sets count the same as web sets

    v5.133.27
    • A set logged on the watch is stored exactly like the same set logged on the web, so PRs, the record book and top sets compare them fairly
  15. PRs on an exercise's history

    v5.133.26
    • An exercise's page marks the recent workouts where you set a PR on it, with the set
  16. Coming Off puts your bloodwork first

    v5.133.25
    • Once your Coming Off plan is committed, its bloodwork sits right under "Where you are", above the planning cards
  17. PR trophies match everywhere

    v5.133.24
    • The logger's PR trophies now match the finish summary and Workout History: one weight PR per workout (your heaviest set), so climbing 105, 110, 115 shows one trophy, on 115
    • Sets logged on the watch and on the web at the same weight now always count as the same weight for PRs and records
  18. Atlas knows about cycle stories

    v5.133.23
    • Atlas can point you to making a transformation story straight from a cycle's page
  19. Make a transformation story from a cycle

    v5.133.22
    • A cycle's page links straight to a new transformation story with that cycle's dates already picked

Thursday, Oct 15, 202621 releases

  1. Live vs last time

    v5.133.21
    • While you train, the logger shows how far along you are against the last time you did this workout: sets and volume so far, with a bar that turns green once you pass it
  2. PRs on workout history cards

    v5.133.20
    • Workout History marks each workout with the PRs you set in it ("๐Ÿ† 3 PRs")
  3. Tidier finish summary on phones

    v5.133.19
    • The finish summary's lift list lines up neatly on a phone, and its stats never split across lines
  4. Complete rep records

    v5.133.18
    • "Most reps at weight" on an exercise's page now lists every best you've lifted, including ones from the first time you did the lift, and drops rows you've since beaten โ€” it matches the logger's "Your bests"
  5. See how a cycle is going

    v5.133.17
    • Open a cycle to see its training and results so far: sessions, hours, working sets, weight moved, PRs, body fat and lean mass change, calories, protein and biggest gains
  6. Atlas knows the new logger

    v5.133.16
    • Ask Atlas about the PR target, AUTO rest, Your bests, machine notes or the finish summary and it can explain them
    • A lift you add mid-workout shows its "Last โ€ฆ" line first, then its PR target
  7. Compare Cycles wording

    v5.133.15
    • Compare Cycles says "1 session", not "1 sessions"
  8. Beat last time, lift by lift

    v5.133.14
    • The finish summary scores each lift against last time: โ†‘ beat, = matched, โ†“ below, with both top sets โ€” the same "Target: beat" numbers the logger showed you
  9. PRs named in the finish summary

    v5.133.13
    • The finish summary now lists each PR you set: the lift, weight ร— reps, and whether it's your heaviest yet or a rep PR
  10. Compare Cycles counts PRs by lift

    v5.133.12
    • Compare Cycles shows PRs as lifts and records (e.g. "40 lifts ยท 177 records") instead of one number that mixed the two
  11. Your bests + machine notes in the logger

    v5.133.11
    • "Your bests" under each lift's input row: the most reps you've done at each weight; tap one to load that weight
    • A template exercise's note (seat height, pin, a cue) now shows in the web logger, as it does on the watch
  12. Atlas checks your newest doses first

    v5.133.10
    • When Atlas checks your supplements and doses over a long stretch, it now looks at the most recent days first, so "did I take it yesterday?" is always answerable
    • Group-run recaps catch a record even when the run was logged as a walk
  13. Compare Cycles: training and results side by side

    v5.133.9
    • Compare Cycles now puts two cycles' training and results side by side: sessions, typical week, hours trained, working sets, weight moved, PRs, body fat and lean mass change, calories, protein and your biggest gains
  14. PR target for added exercises

    v5.133.8
    • Exercises you add mid-workout now show the live PR target and use your usual rest for AUTO, like the workout's own exercises
  15. Logger polish from review

    v5.133.7
    • The live PR target compares against the workouts you did before this one, and counts every past set
    • The auto rest timer keeps your usual rest after the page reloads
    • The finish summary's time and set count match the workout card below it
  16. Lab trends show when you were on cycle

    v5.133.6
    • In Enhanced mode, each lab trend chart shades the stretches when androgens were on board, so on-cycle and off-cycle results read apart at a glance
  17. Atlas knows about records and recovery nudges

    v5.133.5
    • Ask Atlas where your run records show up, or what the sleep heads-up is, and it can tell you
  18. ๐Ÿ† on PR sets

    v5.133.4
    • A set that's a PR gets a trophy on its row as soon as you log it
  19. Records in group-run recaps

    v5.133.3
    • After a group run, the Discord recap marks anyone who set a new run or jog record during it (๐Ÿ… new record)
  20. Rest timer: auto

    v5.133.2
    • The rest timer has an "auto" setting: it counts down to your usual rest on the lift you just logged, learned from your own set times (about 2 min on presses, 60โ€“90 s on isolation work), like the watch
  21. A heads-up after three short nights

    v5.133.1
    • If Apple Health shows three nights in a row under 6 hours, and you usually sleep more, Atlas gives you one heads-up to protect your recovery: an earlier night, and no max-outs that day (needs a sleep-tracking watch)