TitanLog: Gym Workout Tracker
Strength Training & Lift Log
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What's New in TitanLog
2.5
September 12, 2026
TitanLog 2.5 — Rest timers that match the lift, and a much faster app once you have years of training in it. REST STARTS FROM THE LIFT, NOT ONE NUMBER Every exercise now rests for its own time. A heavy squat gives you 240 seconds, a cable fly 75, and all 1,100+ built-in exercises carry a tuned default. The single Default rest stepper is gone. If you had moved it off 90 seconds, it becomes a matching adjustment and the app tells you so once. ONE SLIDER MOVES THEM ALL Rest adjustment, under Profile then Preferences, scales every default at once. At +25% the squat goes to 300 seconds and the fly to 95, and the gap between them holds. It never touches a rest you set yourself. Three live examples under the slider show what it does as you drag. WARM-UPS AND DROP SETS REST DIFFERENTLY Warm-up sets rest half as long as working sets. Drop sets start no timer at all. An exercise set to 0 no longer kicks off a one-second countdown. CHANGE A REST, CHOOSE HOW FAR IT REACHES Change rest mid-workout and the sheet asks where it applies: this workout only, this exercise in this template, or this exercise in every workout. It shows what the exercise inherits today and where that came from before you touch anything. Set it back to the inherited value and it follows along again. YOUR HISTORY KEEPS ITS OWN NUMBERS A finished workout keeps the rest it was done with, so moving the adjustment later never rewrites your history, CSV, or PDF. Redo Workout picks up today's defaults instead of the old ones. RESET REST TIMERS Profile then Reset rest timers clears the adjustment and your per-exercise settings, and tells you exactly how many before it does. Template and saved-workout values stay unless you tick them. SHARED TEMPLATES TRAVEL LIGHTER A template you share carries only the rest you set on purpose. Everything you left alone picks up the recipient's own defaults and adjustment. FASTER WITH YEARS OF WORKOUTS The year heatmap, History, Stats, and each exercise's page used to redo their sums on every redraw. With a couple of years logged, that meant a pause every time you scrolled, changed a range, or tapped the rest stepper. Each does the work once now and holds it until something changes, so two thousand workouts open and scroll like twenty. FINISHING NO LONGER PAUSES ON RECORDS Checking for personal records used to reread every set you had ever logged for that lift. It now looks your best up directly, so the summary appears as soon as you tap Finish, however long you have been training. IMPORTS RUN IN ONE PASS Imports used to be checked workout against workout against everything before it, so a big file took minutes. A multi-year export now goes in in one pass. LAST TIME LOADS RIGHT AWAY Opening a workout goes straight to your most recent session with that exercise instead of reading every one first. Sorting the library by Most Used or Last Performed no longer recounts the whole library each time you type a letter, and picking several exercises to add at once is snappier. SUPERSET COLORS STAY PUT A superset's color was picked fresh on every launch, so the same pair could be blue today and pink tomorrow. It now sticks to the group. IMPORT BUTTONS IN YOUR LANGUAGE The import buttons now read in German, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Portuguese. A CLEAR VIEW WHILE YOU LIFT On the newest iOS, the workout screen's top bar was painting over the stats strip and the rest timer pill below it. Both are back where you can see them. Questions or feedback? info@yost.group
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