Email support@twofox.app and a human, the person who made the app, will answer. Include your iPhone model and iOS version, and what you were doing when it went wrong.
Train → the calendar button opens the plan editor. Create days, add exercises, set target sets and reps. Or start from a generated plan and edit any day; the block progress and week strip follow whatever plan is active.
Start the workout, then tap the circle at the end of a set row to bank it. Tap the weight or reps to edit inline. + Set adds a row; the rest timer starts itself when a set is completed.
Yes. Train → + → Start Empty Workout, then add exercises as you go.
It tracks where you are in the current training block, for example week 3 of 6, and when the next deload falls. It hides itself for plans you built by hand.
Settings → Sync online catalog adds hundreds of community exercises from wger, with demonstration images. Or create your own from the library with a name, muscle group and equipment; custom exercises work offline.
From what you log in Fuel. Food search and barcode lookups use Open Food Facts; you can also enter values by hand, which works offline.
It needs camera permission: iOS Settings → Forge → Camera. Scanning runs on your device and no picture is stored. If a barcode is not in Open Food Facts, enter the food by hand.
Settings → Units switches between kilograms and pounds. Existing entries are converted for display, not rewritten.
It needs at least two weigh-ins to draw a trend. Tap the tile to log today's weight.
Settings → Reminder. Pick a time and Forge schedules a local notification on your phone each day; it is off until you turn it on. If you declined the permission prompt, enable it under iOS Settings → Forge → Notifications.
Yes. Widgets read the same on-device store as the app. Open the app once after installing so the store exists.
Settings → Export writes your workouts to a CSV you can share or save. For everything, back up or transfer your iPhone (iCloud device backup or Finder); the app has no server, so a device backup is the record.
Settings → Reset all data erases every plan, workout, food entry and weigh-in and returns the app to onboarding. Export first if a record should survive.
It is built on the current SwiftUI, SwiftData and Swift Charts, and on the Liquid Glass design system for the floating tab bar. Older releases are not supported.
None. No accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking. The privacy policy explains the two optional lookups and what stays on your device.