Gabrielle's feedback.
Done and live.

Onboarding that
gets out of the way.

The questionnaire now remembers what matters and lets people leave when they want to.

• "Add my starting measures later" starts unticked, and sits under the measures
• Search for a lift by name or shorthand (RDL, OHP, DB, BB) instead of scrolling A to B
• Step goal text fits its field
• Step goal follows the goal: 8,000 for Build and Tone, 10,000 for Fit
• Keep the suggestion, set your own, or choose no step goal (no steps habit is added)
• "Done for now" really leaves the questionnaire
• "Advanced" training experience carries into the program builder

A meal guide built
around the client.

Real recipes from your library, sized to the client's calories and macros, with photos everywhere.

• Card reads "Rebuild or edit current" (and "Rebuild or edit my program" on Training)
• "No sausage" in Fine-tune is saved and applied to every future guide and swap
• Target calories and macro split up front, with Coach's split, Higher protein, Lower carb and Lower fat at the same calories
• Meal photos on the review page and in the meal list
• Near-duplicate versions of a dish fold into one row, showing the one that best fits the client's macros, with a switcher
• Replacing a meal shows matching calories first
• Portions scale to the client's target, ingredients and shopping list included
• 15-minute protein snacks, including 8 new sweet ones
• 10 new better-for-you fast food meals: fried chicken, pizzas, loaded fries, burgers and more
• The 15-minute protein snack swap went from 1 match to 86

A photo for
every recipe.

The app's library grew from 314 to 1,075 recipes, and every one now has a photo. Here are the new ones.

• All 1,075 recipes in My recipes show a photo
• 18 new JF recipes, each with its own photo
• Dishes from older guides get photos too

Habits that
agree everywhere.

Home and the Challenge now show the same habits, and the step goal the client chose.

• One workout entry on Home, not "Glutes 1" and "Strength workout" side by side
• The step goal the client set (7,500, say) is the one every screen and auto-tick uses
• Steps show in the Challenge habits too
• Trainers no longer hit "This part could not load" in My Training

Wellbeing,
the JF way.

Modelled on the Samsung Health activities Gabrielle shared, in the app's own lavender.

• Daily mood check-in on five faces, Awesome to Terrible, with the week as a row
• Breathing: Box 4-4-4-4, Long exhale 4-7-8, Equal 5-0-5 and Custom
• A guided orb that grows as you breathe in, rests on holds and shrinks as you breathe out, with a timer
• Mood re-check at the end, before-and-after faces, and "Was this helpful?"
• Found from Home (My day), More and the Challenge habits

Programs that
follow the rules.

The program builder now follows Gabrielle's coaching rules, and trainers look like themselves.

• Nordic curls only in Advanced programs
• Pull days never include chest exercises
• Only one single-leg or single-arm exercise in short workouts
• No repeated exercise or movement pattern in a workout (hip thrust and glute bridge, for example)
• Advanced from onboarding fills the program build
• Trainer avatars use the trainer's own My Training photo when set, and their website headshot until then

The rules were checked across all 15 split and level combinations before release.

Guides that hit
the numbers.

How far a built meal guide day lands from the client's targets. 120 simulated days, four target splits.

Live check with the real AI model, "Higher protein" at 2,638 calories: every day within 2% on calories, 6% on protein and 9% on carbs. Fat lands 54 to 63g against a very lean 50g target, because every recipe in the library runs richer than that.