A lift the app handles badly
Weighted is built around loaded calisthenics. If your sport bends that, say how, because the load model is the part most worth getting right, and the hardest to change later.
No ticket system, no chat widget, no support tier
One address. One person reading it.
Mail goes to the person who wrote the app. Faster than a call centre, and a lot more use: expect a reply from someone who can open the file the bug is in.
Reporting something broken.
Four lines saves two rounds of replies- 01 What you tapped, in order, and what happened instead of what you expected.
- 02 The exercise and the set, if a number is involved: the lift, the added weight, the reps and the RPE.
- 03 Your iPhone model and iOS version, from Settings, General, About.
- 04 The app version, at the bottom of the profile screen. Right now that should read 2.0.2.
A screenshot beats a description of a screen every time. If a number looks wrong, send the set that produced it, and the arithmetic can be checked against the worked example on the support page.
Things worth writing about.
These two change the appA number you cannot reproduce
Every figure the app shows is computed from the set you entered. If you cannot get from one to the other with the arithmetic on this site, that is either a bug or a bad explanation, and both are worth fixing.
Who you are writing to.
Weighted is built by Ayden Bijl, 17, in the Netherlands. He trains streetlifting on an outdoor rig, and the app exists because every general logger told him he had pulled 70 kilos.
It is published under his father's Apple developer account, because Apple requires the account holder to be 18. The author and the seller of record are two different people on purpose, and both facts are true at once.