Updates
What's new in OneRep, why it changed, and what it means the next time you open the app.
Your log now talks to your AI assistant
OneRep speaks the Model Context Protocol, so Claude or any other MCP client can read your training and nutrition log and, if you allow it (and only if), add to it. Read-only by default, revocable in a tap, and there is nothing it can delete. That last part was not an accident.
Read updateForm Coach reads every rep, not an average of them
Film a set and Form Coach now measures each rep on its own, counts the partials it used to pretend not to see, looks at the actual footage alongside the numbers, and leaves you a short checklist for the next set. The average rep is dead. It was never alive.
Coach now works from your goals, not just your last question
Coach reads the goal you set, the check-ins you logged and the last twelve weeks of your training before it says a word, so the advice belongs to the plan you're actually on, rather than to some theoretical person who asks good questions.
Logging a set is now two taps
The set row remembers your last working weight, the rest timer starts itself, and the keyboard has finally been persuaded to stop covering the one thing you were trying to look at.
OneRep works in the basement gym
Workouts, meals and check-ins now save locally and sync when you climb back into signal range, with an indicator that tells you the truth, instead of a spinner that promises nothing and delivers it.