Product Updates

Program assignments now display in a cleaner table layout so you can see which clients are on which programs at a glance. You can also enroll a client directly into a blank program without needing a template to start from.

A new side pane lets you browse a client’s full workout history without leaving their profile. Quickly reference past sessions when programming their next block.

Add and organize notes directly on a client’s profile — during workouts or any time. Label notes by category to stay organized across your entire client roster.

The editor no longer autosaves after detecting a revision conflict, preventing accidental overwrites when multiple changes happen quickly. Your workout edits are preserved exactly as you left them.

Clients can now view their history for any exercise while tracking a workout. Previous weights and reps are available without leaving the tracking screen.

The AI assistant now asks clarifying questions when it needs more context to accurately import a workout file. Responses are more structured and consistent, reducing the need to correct mismatched exercises or set schemes after import.

The assignment dialog now includes search so you can find the right template instantly. No more scrolling through long lists when you’re assigning a workout to a client.

Search your saved workout templates by name directly from the programming page. Find the right starting point without scrolling through your full library.

Clients can now add or remove sets mid-workout in the tracking app. If the plan says 3 sets but they’ve got a 4th in them, they can just tap to add it.

Filter the workout list on a client’s profile to show only active workouts. Cuts through the clutter when a client has a long history.

Client profiles now have sidebar navigation and status filters so you can jump between workouts, history, and details without losing your place. Everything a trainer needs is one click away.

Click any row on the client list to expand it and see key details and actions without navigating away. Great for a quick check across your roster.

You can now pull up a client’s full exercise history, search by exercise name, and filter by date. Makes it easy to track progress and spot trends over time.

The program planner now supports inline editing and a sidebar preview so you can tweak and review workouts without jumping between screens.

Login links now arrive from a branded email address, work reliably on iOS via SMS, and gracefully recover if a link has already been used.

Major improvements to how we parse workout text — better handling of tempo notation, group rounds, technique qualifiers, duration-based sets, and exercise name preservation. Write workouts however feels natural and the parser keeps up.

The onboarding flow now walks you through creating your first workout with a live preview and AI assistant. You’ll see exactly what your clients will see before you finish signing up.

Fixed an issue where some new subscriptions weren’t collecting payment correctly at checkout. All billing flows now work as expected.

Improved the responsive layout across the entire app so it works properly on tablet and phone-sized screens. Program on the go from whatever device you have handy.

Describe what you need and the AI drafts a full session for you. Use it to start from scratch or edit an existing workout — it handles the busywork so you can focus on coaching decisions.

Resolved a batch of issues where autosave could conflict with manual saves, and raw and structured views could get out of sync. Your edits now save cleanly every time.

Import workouts from photos, PDFs, Word docs, or spreadsheets. Snap a picture of a whiteboard or upload an old Excel program and it gets converted into an editable workout automatically.

A new home screen with key performance metrics, a needs-attention list for clients who may be falling off, and an activity feed so you can see what’s happening across your roster at a glance.

Cleaned up how exercises appear in the tracking app — better grouping, clearer input fields, and more consistent controls across different exercise types.

Workout saves in the tracking app are now more reliable, and drafts persist properly when you lose connection. No more lost progress mid-session.

Send clients a direct link to their workout and see whether it’s been delivered, opened, and started. You’ll always know if a client got the program.

The programming editor now suggests matching exercises from your library as you type. Pick a match to pull in default sets, reps, and video links automatically.

Type a name or email to instantly filter your client list. Makes it fast to find the right client when your roster grows.

wagmi.fit now includes built-in subscription billing with a free trial to get started. Sign up, explore the full platform, and only pay when you’re ready.

Rebuilt the workout recording engine from the ground up for better reliability. Sets now save consistently even on flaky connections, and you can reset a workout if you need to start over.

The exercise library now supports full-text search so you can find exercises by name, muscle group, or equipment — even partial matches.

You can now prescribe RPE, RIR, and tempo directly on any exercise. Clients see the targets alongside their sets and reps in the tracking app.

Squashed bugs where copying a template could lose exercises and drag-drop targets in the program planner weren’t landing in the right spot.

Rolled out a refreshed look across the entire app — warmer colors, card-based layouts, and more breathing room. Everything feels cleaner and easier on the eyes.

You can now pick whether to send a workout via email or text message from the client profile. Reach clients on the channel they actually check.

See at a glance which workouts a client has opened. Plus, you can now archive old workouts to keep the active list clean without deleting anything.

You can now see a client’s completed workout data directly from their profile — sets logged, weights used, and completion status — without needing to ask them.

The structured programming view now clearly labels circuits and supersets so you can see the grouping at a glance while building a session.

The workout view in the tracking app got a full redesign — inline coaching notes, clearer exercise grouping, and a layout that’s easier to follow mid-session.

Set inputs in the tracking app now show unit labels (lbs, kg, sec, etc.) so clients always know what they’re logging.