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Finishing a workout

The completion screen, stats, and what gets saved.

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Written by Andres canella
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When you finish the last exercise (or tap Stop Routine and confirm), the completion screen appears.

What you'll see

  • Routine Completed! with an animated celebration

  • Completion percentage — exercises you did vs. total

  • Active time — actual working time (excludes pauses)

  • Total elapsed time — from start to finish, including pauses

  • Per-section breakdown — which sections you fully completed, which had skips

Tap Onward ho! to return to your routines list.

What gets saved

Every completed workout is logged with:

  • Which routine you did

  • Start and end times

  • Active vs. elapsed time

  • Pause count and pause duration

  • Each exercise's result (completed or skipped)

  • Your completion percentage

This history is the foundation for the AI learning your patterns over time. The more you train, the better your routines get tailored to your habits.

If you bail early

Stop Routine still logs what you completed. It's not "all or nothing" — a partial session is useful data.

Offline completion

If you finish a workout without internet, the session is saved locally and synced the next time you're online. You don't need to do anything.

Review prompts

After a handful of completed workouts, you may be asked to rate the app. It's a one-tap thing — you can dismiss it.

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