What's New

The free version becomes a whole app: a complete 30-day challenge, real numbers, and a Stats tab worth opening.

• Your 30-day challenge is free - pick Starter, Standard or Beast (750, 1,500 or 3,000 push-ups), finish it, and start another. No account, no card, no expiry.
• No more paywall in onboarding - setup ends on your challenge, not on a price. The upgrade badge on the daily screen is now your day counter.
• Real stats for everyone - reps remaining, days left, average per day, whether you are ahead or behind pace, and how many reps a day it takes to finish.
• Every rep counts - reps logged past your daily goal used to be silently discarded. They are recorded now, so your total is what you actually did.
• Days start when your day starts - some calculations used UTC, which could roll your day over at the wrong hour and break streaks. Everything now uses your local time.

• See exactly what you did, and when - a daily chart across your challenge with an even-pace line. Tap any bar for that day's exact count.
• A plain-English read on how you are doing, plus consistency, longest streak, biggest single set and a projected finish date.
• Break stats moved in - breaks taken against what your own settings ask for, your longest stretch sitting without one, average break length, and when in the day you actually get up.
• Your patterns, on Pro - training times, set sizes, the weekday you skip, a 12-week consistency grid, lifetime totals, and your previous challenge drawn behind the current one.
• Locked charts show a labelled example instead of your own data greyed out - each one is clearly marked as an example of what you would see.

• 16 exercises, up from 12 - Crunches, Leg Raises, Mountain Climbers, Russian Twists, Kettlebell Swings, Chin-Ups and Box Jumps join the list, each with form tips.
• Goals now fit the exercise - every exercise has its own range and step, so a 50-rep pull-up challenge is finally possible.
• Name your own exercise, and pick your length (Pro) - anything not on the list, counted in reps, over 7, 14, 21, 30, 60 or 90 days.
• Running, Cycling and Plank have been retired. RepDrop counts reps, and mixing kilometres and seconds into the same daily total made the charts wrong - a 5 km run and 100 push-ups logged in the same hour added up to "105". If you had one running, it is saved to your history and a fresh push-ups challenge takes its place.

• Logging no longer needs a scroll - Quick Log sits above the weekly chart, so +10 / +20 / +50 are on screen the moment you open the app.
• Your streak replaces the week number, and today's card tells you what today needs, not just what you have done. The target rises if you fall behind and falls when you are ahead.
• A Reading list in the app - guides on building the habit and getting through a challenge. Articles open without leaving the app, and the list works offline.

• RepDrop follows your device language, or you can pick one yourself in Settings.

• Break reminders keep coming. They used to stop after the first one and stay silent until you next opened the app - so the reminder you most needed, on the afternoon you never checked your phone, was the one that never arrived.
• Reminders stay inside your active hours - a break due at 18:50 waits for the morning.
• Your challenge countdown is accurate every day, and the weekly recap reports the week you actually had rather than your whole challenge.
• Separate Android notification categories, RepDrop's logo in the status bar, and no more doubled-up alerts when you finish a break with the timer open.

• The weekly chart no longer shows bars left over from last week.
• Undo works after reopening the app.
• The launch screen shows RepDrop's logo instead of a placeholder graphic.