openGym

Introduces the ability to edit saved workout history, adds password sign-in, enhances phone sync stability, and introduces media attachments for workouts and exercises.

This update introduces routine reordering, two-decimal weights, account deletion, and a 'no bar' Smith machine option, alongside numerous bug fixes for iOS keyboard behavior and workout tracking.

Fixes an Android build failure caused by an XML comment error and improves timer sound playback and settings on iOS.

Major update introducing robust multi-device sync with conflict merging, offline mode, enhanced iOS UI fixes, and a more conversational Coach with chat context.

Fixes a critical bug on Android where the 'Bring my own API key' feature hung due to a secure-storage plugin promise issue.

Updated the effort picker UI for better consistency and improved animation fallback handling to prevent broken images.

This release introduces a comprehensive workout screen redesign, favorite exercises, unit conversion, and in-app updates for Android.

Introduces a list view for active workouts, a muscle explorer, four starter plans, and various API and infrastructure improvements, including Coach schema tightening.

Fixes an issue where the phone app failed to fetch server configuration for self-hosted openGym after boot or pairing.

Introduces the AI Coach for training plans and reviews, adds per-exercise bar weights, a home screen rest-day line, and a rewritten admin dashboard, alongside various bug fixes.

Introduces an admin activity log, restores the live demo, and migrates the project to GitLab with automated CI builds for container images and Android APKs.

Introduces the AI Coach for personalized training plans and reviews, featuring support for multiple AI providers, local model optimization, and a new admin dashboard.

This community release introduces past workout logging, Hevy imports, per-exercise rest timers, planned deloads, and various UI/UX improvements across routines and stats.

Prevents saving empty or zero progression steps when a progression rule is enabled to avoid accidental data entry.

This release includes six community-contributed fixes improving active workout flow, timer management, muscle recovery tracking, and exercise settings UI.

This correction release fixes several defects regarding warm-up calculations, session notes, shared plans, and UI elements, while rebuilding the project website.

This update introduces Brazilian Portuguese support, equipment profiles, drop-sets, improved warm-up logic, workout notes, and security hardening for self-hosted instances.

Introduces a strength-based muscle map, intensity-weighted fatigue tracking, improved superset behavior in sessions, and enhanced API self-hosting configurations.

Introduces fatigue and strength views to the muscle map, system notifications for rest timers, the ability to require accounts, and improvements to freestyle sessions and supersets.

Introduces an optional, read-only MCP server allowing AI assistants to query training data locally without altering the core application build.

Introduces comprehensive effort rating statistics, specialized bodyweight training logging and progression, support for unilateral reps, and a fix for profile creation on invite-only instances.

Introduces RIR/RPE effort ratings, a screen awake feature for workouts, improved rest timer controls, and reorganized settings.

Introduces timed sets, customizable progression rules, estimated 1RM, a standalone mobile app, shareable plans, and data imports from other fitness apps.

Introduces a muscle map for training visualization, a live web demo, and a fix for an app-blanking crash during workout completion.

Complete visual redesign including a new design system, hand-drawn icons, updated tab bar and home screen, and various chart visibility and interaction fixes.

Introduces an admin dashboard for self-hosters, equipment filtering for exercises, and improvements to the workout screen and rest timer.

Introduces custom exercise creation, support for 12 UI languages with localized instructions, and various input and layout fixes.

The latest updates introduce push notifications, prebuilt Docker images, reliability fixes for workout reminders, and the initial public release of the gym and body-weight tracker.