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Version 11.1.1 · 2026-10-27
Added a workout selector to the preview page.
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The store currently lists version 11.1.1, updated 2026-10-27.








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Easy to follow sessions and daily reminders makes this the easy way to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles!
Bored of doing the same routine of exercises and feel you're not pushing yourself? This app has 10 different sessions to work through meaning you are always being challenged by a new routine.
Quick and easy - all session are between 30 seconds and 3 minutes long making it perfect for those with a busy lifestyle.
Do you know you should be doing Kegel exercises but always forget? Daily reminders to alert you to perform the exercises
Stay motivated - Unlock achievements for completing exercises and beat your previous record exercise streaks.
The ultimate in discretion:
Choose from visual audio or vibration cues to guid you exercise: Follow the on screen commands, audio cues, or use the vibration cues to exercise while no one around you is any the wiser.…
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Added a workout selector to the preview page.
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