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Version 4.0.22 · 2026-03-27
- Bug fixes and improvements
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 4.0.22, updated 2026-03-27.








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WHY FITLIST
• Log workouts instantly with minimal taps
• Build routines fast from 1000+ exercises
• Track strength, cardio, and custom workouts
• Share workouts with friends, coaches, or clients
• Stay consistent with simple, distraction-free tracking
• See your progress clearly over time
BUILT FOR REAL WORKOUTS
Fast Workout Logging
Start a workout with one tap. Log sets, reps, weight, time, or distance as you go — without slowing down your session.
Create Workouts in Seconds
Quickly build routines from a library of 1000+ exercises. Reorder, edit, and customize with ease.
Track Everything
From strength training to running and supersets, track it all in one place — or create your own exercises.
Plan Ahead
Schedule workouts for tomorrow, next week, or even your next month.…
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- Bug fixes and improvements
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