
Kinetic - Workout Tracker
Gym Strength Log & Rest Timer
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What's New in Kinetic
2.4.2
October 7, 2026
Logging is free in Kinetic: every set, every weigh-in, your whole history, no limits. Kinetic Pro is for when you want Kinetic to do the thinking: workouts built for you, deep stats, more goals, unlimited video. NEW - Stats, rebuilt around your last 30 days: sessions, sets and volume, your most and least trained muscle, and every muscle group with how often you trained it — drawn on the body, against twice a week - Pro: workouts built for you. Tap a muscle and get a full session with exercises, sets, rep ranges and rest already set — a back day covers upper, mid and lower, not six rows of the same thing - A brief before every workout: what the day costs in sets and minutes, and you pick which machine to start on because the bench is never free - Film a set. Up to 60 seconds, saved to the set you filmed, so you can check your form against your numbers - New Food tab. Log meals by weight, search a curated catalogue or millions of packaged products, and scan a nutrition label with the camera — it reads the packet on your phone and nothing is uploaded - Type "3 eggs and 200g rice" and it logs all of it - Two weeks of training at a glance, showing the muscle you actually worked each day. Tap any day for the sets - Body weight charted at half-pound resolution, so a two-pound change looks like a two-pound change - Setup now asks your height and logs your first weigh-in, so protein targets and the weight trend start on day one - Reminders to train on the days you said you would, and to weigh in - Export your full training history from Settings - Report a bug from Settings, with your app version attached - Rest timer rings over your music instead of pausing it - Rebuilt dark theme throughout FIXED - Pro loads as Pro from the first screen, every launch - Sets you log offline are kept if you sign out before they sync - Nutrition label scanning misread standard two-column labels: it paired protein with the serving size and reported roughly three times too much protein, while carbs and fat came back empty. It now reads a label a column at a time - Setup no longer waits on the network, and the exercise library ships inside the app - History and food lists load a page at a time instead of pulling down a year of data at once
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