July 6, 2026. Afternoon until 12:30 a.m..
Showing it at home
In the afternoon I showed the app to someone at home.
“With this one, you just talk into it.”
I demonstrated some exercises, and he was surprised at what I was able to accomplish. A mate also messaged to say the app looks really good.
Drop sets
At about 7:30 p.m. I used Fable 5 to add one small feature, something I actually do in the gym. Sometimes on the bench press I can do five reps with sixty kilos, then drop the weight to fifty and do five more. There should be a way to mark the set as a drop set, which opens an additional row for reps and weight and combines the two rows as one.
In review
I continued through the Google Play Console submission walkthrough and got pretty much to the end of it. By 8:20 p.m. I created the AAB file and uploaded it to closed testing, so it’s now in review.
If the review goes well, I’ll have to find at least twelve testers opted into my closed test. Currently I have zero. Maybe I can create an ad asking for testers.
App Features Log: July 6, 2026
- Drop sets: an extra row of reps and weight combined into one set
- App submitted to Google Play closed testing
Photos from today
Read what happens next in the dev diary: the next entry.
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