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iOS asks permission for Live Activities the first time one starts, and that prompt arrives mid-workout — it is very easy to dismiss without reading. Turn it back on in iOS Settings → Priora Active → Live Activities. Settings inside the app will also tell you when it is switched off, rather than leaving you guessing.

Fixed in version 1.0. If you are on an older build, open the app once and it will clear any timer left behind. Force-quitting the app will not clear it — Live Activities are drawn by iOS, not by the app, so quitting removes the only thing that can end it.

Tap Undo that set — it is on the rest screen and on the logging screen. It removes the set and puts you back on the exercise you were on. Nothing in a session is a one-way door: you can also revisit an exercise you have already finished, remove a set you added, or add an exercise part-way through from Swap.

Switch every program off — tap the program name at the top of Today and turn them all off. That is a supported state, not a mistake. Then add a rehab plan from Settings → Programs → "Injured? Enter your rehab here". Today will read "No program" and show your rehab as the day's work. Run it that way for as many weeks as you need.

Yes. Open the plan and each movement has its own day strip. Leave it blank and the movement runs whenever the plan runs. A static hyperextension hold is capped at twice a week, because that is the clinical ceiling — choosing a third day gives up the earliest one.

Open it and use Remove this plan at the bottom, or long‑press the plan in the list. Removing it also removes the record of the days you ticked it off. Your workouts are not affected.

Yes, through your own iCloud — there is no account to create. Make sure iCloud is on for Priora Active on both devices and give it a minute on a good connection. Your data goes to your private iCloud storage, not to us; see the privacy policy.

The strength chart needs a couple of sessions of the same lift before there is a line to draw. Volume and consistency appear as soon as you have logged anything at all.

Settings → Weight → kg. Everything already logged converts for display; nothing is rewritten, so switching back and forth is safe.

It marks a lift whose top set was heavier than in any previous session of that exercise. It is about the weight — extra reps at the same weight are progress, but they are not what this badge is counting.

Workouts and routes, heart rate, active energy, walking/running, cycling and swimming distance, steps, flights climbed and exercise minutes — so a day you did not lift still shows what you did. It writes back only the workouts you complete in Priora. It never reads body measurements. Change any of it in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Health.

Deleting the app removes its database from your device. To remove the synced copy too, go to iOS Settings → your name → iCloud → Manage Account Storage and delete Priora Active's data. We hold no copy, so there is nothing for us to delete on our side.

Yes, and free to use — not a trial. If paid features are ever added, nothing you can do today will be taken away and sold back to you.