BellSense: Kettlebell Coach

Home is the front door now. The app opens on the coach's line and one button — what to do next, with today's readiness on the card — instead of a menu. Sound, fixed properly. The app no longer stops your music; the coach ducks it and it comes back up when he stops. Spoken cues finish their sentences instead of cutting each other off, and the countdown runs on the audio clock so three-two-one lands on the beat. Silent now means silent. Conditioning blocks keep time in the background. Leave the app mid-block and the timer reads the wall clock when you return, instead of resuming where it froze. You can also leave a block without finishing it. A timed conditioning block inside a program now runs on the Cardio screen — the arc with the block and round, your strap named beside the reading, and how much of it you held in the zone. Untimed blocks keep the countdown they had. Heart-rate zones are coached only where the program author set one, so a thirty-second interval no longer tells you to settle into Zone 2. The camera follows your working arm. Switch arms between rounds on a one-arm press or row and the count comes with you. It also rides along on cleans when the sensor is conducting. A cardio session survives the app closing. Reopen and carry on, with the stretch you were away banked as a pause. Apple Health workouts logged as "Other" now import instead of vanishing. The bells question in setup reads in kilograms, with the pound sticker beside each size, and the ladder now reaches 92 kg. Pound-cast bells are one tap away. Also fixed: the trend card no longer calls one session faster and slower at once, the details behind your score are reachable again, an alternating block that ends on a grind keeps its result, and barbell sessions accept barbell weights. One housekeeping note: you will be asked to accept the training safety terms once more. The wording that covers AI coaching changed, so everyone re-accepts once.