Getting help

No. There is no sign-up, no login and no password, because there is no server to hold one. Open the app and start training.

On your device. Workouts, presets and your exercise library live on the iPhone and the paired Apple Watch, and finished workouts go to Apple Health if you grant permission. Nothing is sent to the developer.

The practical consequence: if you delete the app, the data goes with it. Export a backup first.

An encrypted iPhone backup (iCloud or Finder) carries TabSet's data across, so a normal device transfer keeps everything. To be certain, take a backup by hand before you switch:

1. Open the Presets tab, tap the + menu in the top right, and choose Export All. Save tabset-presets.json to iCloud Drive.
2. Open Settings in the app and export your training log as CSV or a JSON backup. Save it to iCloud Drive too.
3. On the new phone, install TabSet, sign in with the same Apple Account, and tap Restore Purchase.
4. Import the JSON backup, then import tabset-presets.json from the same + menu.

Presets are appended on import rather than merged, so import into a fresh install, or delete the built-in days first if you do not want duplicates.

Sign in with the same Apple Account you bought it on, open Settings in the app, and tap Restore Purchase. The purchase is tied to your Apple Account, not to a device, so it restores on every iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch signed in to that account.

If it does not come back, check that you are signed in with the buying account under iOS Settings, then get in touch and include the App Store receipt.

Everything. 14 days with nothing held back and nothing to cancel. If you do not buy, the app stops at the end of it and your data stays on the device, so buying later picks up exactly where you left off.

No, and there will not be one. TabSet is a single purchase of 9.99 in your local currency, set by the App Store for your region. One purchase unlocks the whole app on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.

Presets and exercises sync from iPhone to the watch automatically, but the transfer needs both apps to be reachable. Open TabSet on the iPhone, then open it on the watch with the two devices near each other and unlocked.

If it stays stale, force-quit both, then reopen the iPhone app first. As a last resort, unpair and re-pair the watch app from the Watch app on iPhone.

TabSet writes finished workouts to Apple Health, which needs your permission. Open the iOS Settings app, go to Health then Data Access & Devices, pick TabSet, and make sure writing workouts is allowed. A workout that ended before permission was granted will not be backfilled.

Yes. Open the session in History on iPhone and edit the logged sets there. Weight changes feed back into the working weight that comes up next session.

The plate breakdown only appears when the exercise has a bar weight set, because a plate count is meaningless on a dumbbell, a cable stack or a machine. Open the exercise in the Library and set its bar weight, usually 20 kg or 45 lb.

Yes. Open Settings in the app and switch the unit to lbs. Weights you have already logged keep their number rather than being converted, so switch mid-training log with that in mind.

TabSet runs on iPad as well as iPhone, and the one purchase covers both. The iPad is a comfortable place to build routines and read your history, though a workout itself still runs on the Apple Watch.

There is no Android version and none is planned. The watch app is the point of TabSet, and it is an Apple Watch app.