RepPlanr: Gym Workout Tracker

REPPLANR SPEAKS SPANISH • The whole app, not just the menus: every screen and message, plus the exercise library — 163 exercise names, 120 equipment and muscle labels, and all 710 instruction steps. • A phone set to Spanish opens in Spanish. Or pick it yourself under Profile → Language, where your choice outranks the phone — a region change won't drag you back to English. • Pro's AI answers in Spanish too: weekly reports, session analysis, muscle coverage commentary and Ask. • The Apple Health permission prompt is in Spanish as well, which needed this build rather than a translation. • A few exercise names stay in English on purpose — burpee, face pull, hip thrust, muscle-up, thruster — because that's what Spanish-speaking lifters call them. THE SAME SUGGESTIONS STAY IN THE SAME ORDER • The weekly report's "Ready to progress" list could show a different five suggestions each time you opened it, while the "+N more" count underneath stayed the same. A finished session works out all its suggestions in the same instant, and nothing separated them. They hold their order now. • The same fix on the muscle coverage card, where it mattered more: that one shows a single proposal, so a tie could offer you one change today and a different one tomorrow with nothing having happened in between. SWITCHING BETWEEN KILOS AND POUNDS • Changing units no longer marks everything a personal record. Weights are stored in kilograms, so a 175 lb set is held as 79.38 — and switching to kilos displayed 79.4, which beat it. Every lift got a record on the first session after a switch. A weight now has to beat the old one by enough to see. • "Ready to add weight" reads in your unit. The suggestion took its weight from the set you logged, in the unit you logged it in, so it could say "160 lb" directly above a table reading 72.6 kg. ALSO • A generated workout name joins with a middot: "Chest · Triceps", where it read "Chest & Triceps". Workouts already in your history keep the name they have. • Export sizes group their thousands — "1,023 B" rather than "1023 B".