Every round now has its own lift and its own bells. A training day is rarely one movement — three rounds of long cycle, two of jerk, two of snatch is an ordinary shape, and until now the app could name only one of them. Each round is set up on its own; the bar above the transport names the round you are in, and through a rest it names the one you are walking back to. History says "Long Cycle +1" rather than calling a mixed session by its first lift, and a recorded set is laid out round by round, each with its own lift, bells and per-minute breakdown. A workout adds up. The round list closes with Work, Rest and Total — the time that will actually be counted down rather than the time that was typed in. Everything about the camera is behind the camera. One control above the clock offers the feed and the settings, and says which of the two it can honour. Tapping the clock opens the rounds. A paused set is still a set in progress: the count stays on screen, the round list marks the phase you stopped in, and the feed can be tuned while the camera is idle. The Get Ready you set is the Get Ready you get. A raised hand starts the workout and changes nothing else about it. Fixed: stopping a set that was paused mid-round could crash the app, and a workout exactly an hour long read 60:00 instead of 1:00:00.