What's New in Strongbro: Version 2.2 and Earlier

Every release, newest first. The app updates roughly monthly and this page updates with it.

Version 2.2 — September 2026

A redesign around a single-screen shell. The tab bar is gone and everything sits behind two buttons on Home.

Home leads with one number, your volume for the month, over a twelve-week consistency grid: one square per day, shaded by how much you moved that day, with your streak beside it and the log underneath.

The keypad got faster. Weight and reps sit on one line in large digits, prefilled from your last session on that exercise, so repeating a weight is a single tap on the arrow. Logged sets appear as pills, and tapping a pill removes it.

Voice logging changed in two ways. A recording with no workout in it now returns nothing instead of a guess. And every set on the review screen has plus and minus steppers, so a misheard weight is a two-tap fix instead of a retake.

Physique scans build a curve. The hub shows your latest score, the change since the previous scan, and per-body-part progress bars across the whole history rather than one score at a time.

Records read as one row per exercise per month, showing the heaviest lift and the day it happened. A year of training comes to about fourteen rows.

The app ships in 31 languages, with gym-slang voice parsing tuned for eight of them: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian and Bulgarian.

Version 2.1 — August 2026

Plans were simplified to annual and lifetime, and the weekly plan was retired. The paywall was redesigned, and a 3-day free trial now applies to both remaining plans.

Version 2.0 — July 2026

The physique scan launched: one photo, a score out of 100 overall and one per body part, saved to a timeline on the device. The rank ladder expanded to 14 ranks, each with its own session threshold.