The floating buttons are gone. The timer, the voice assistant and the AI coach now live in slim tabs pinned to the edge of the screen, every switch and filter chip follows one measured standard, and the music player no longer drags the page behind it.
Status [v0.9.9.3]
Tabs Instead of Buttons
Nothing floats over your workout any more. Each tool is a thin strip on the edge of the screen, always in the same place:
- Timer: a tab on the left edge, with a 1px progress line that fills while a session runs, so you can see where you are at a glance.
- Voice assistant and AI coach: tabs on the right edge, kept apart so a tap never opens the wrong one.
- Your side, your choice: each plugin’s settings let an admin move its tab to the left or the right edge.
- The same panels as before: a tab opens exactly what the floating button opened, and the timer window no longer stays frozen on screen after you close it.
One Standard for Every Switch
Switches used to be sized by whichever plugin drew them. There are now two, and only two:
- Master switches, indigo, for turning a whole feature on or off.
- Setting switches, green, for the individual options inside a feature.
- Everything converted: AI coach, voice assistant, timeline, measurements and the music library now use the same switch, with the knob sitting dead centre and even gaps on both sides.
Filter Chips, Unified
- One size, one colour: filter chips are the same height, padding, corner radius and active colour on every screen in the app.
- One row, always: filter rows scroll sideways instead of stacking into two lines. Muscle groups included, which used to wrap across two rows.
- Drag to scroll: rows can be dragged with a mouse, not just swiped.
The Music Player, Tidied
- A layout that fits a phone: the full player lays out in one column, artwork, then the track list, then the queue, with only the queue scrolling.
- Volume out of the way: it now sits behind the speaker icon at every screen size.
- Fixed: scrolling your playlist no longer scrolls the page underneath, so the player stays put while you browse tracks.