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Built for iPhone Duo. Unfold your phone and a workout uses both screens: coaching on one side, your sets on the other. Cardio splits into a two-pane readout, and half-folded the big numbers sit on the upright half. Your rest timer now shows on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so it keeps counting when you leave the app. Pause a cardio workout. Time and distance stop until you resume. Concept2 SkiErg support, and if a machine won't connect the app now tells you why instead of doing nothing. Fixes: - Logging a lift no longer copies earlier sets into today. Your sets are grouped by day. - Distance is now right on bike consoles that report it incorrectly. - Cleaner layout on wide screens and in landscape.
VERVE Training turns your gym into a smart strength coach. Tell the app what equipment you own, from a full commercial fit out to a single rack and a pair of dumbbells, and it builds programs around exactly what you can train with. No filler, no exercises you cannot do. KNOW YOUR REAL STRENGTH The VERVE Score rates each muscle group from 0 to 1000 against established strength standards, adjusted for your bodyweight and experience. See where you are strong, where you are lagging, and how every session moves the number. SEE YOUR BODY AT A GLANCE A full body heatmap shows strength, recovery, and training volume across every muscle, so you always know what is ready to train and what still needs rest. LOG IN SECONDS Start a workout, log your sets and reps with RPE, and let the app estimate your one rep max automatically. Your history and personal records are always one tap away. SMART PROGRAMS Generate equipment aware training programs matched to your goal, whether that is building muscle, getting stronger, or losing fat. Every program respects the gear you actually have. BUILT BY VERVE FITNESS From the team behind VERVE commercial and home gym equipment, designed for lifters who want their training to be measured, not guessed.