What's New in Heavy Loads 2.0:

A redesigned main screen
• Three clearly labeled tabs, Target, Percent and Plates, sit right above their controls.
• The weight readout and barbell stay in the same place whichever tab you use.
• A new "On the bar" readout shows the loaded weight in both pounds and kilos.
• If your target can't be loaded exactly, you'll see how far off you are, for example "2.5 lb under 352.5". When it matches, you'll see the weight per side.
• Pick your bar from a compact menu at the top of the screen.
• Clear the bar with one tap from the new Clear button on the barbell.
• Plates on the barbell now show plain numbers (45, 10, 5, 2.5).

Target
• Type any weight on the new keypad.
• Fine-tune with quick −5, −2.5, +2.5 and +5 buttons, or 1.25 and 2.5 kg steps in kilos.

Percent
• Set your one-rep max with − and + buttons, or tap it to type a number.
• Choose a preset from 50% to 95% in steps of 5, or adjust 1% at a time.

Plates
• Every plate size you own appears in one list, with how many are on each side out of how many pairs you own.
• Add or remove plates with large − and + buttons.

Smarter calculations
• Plate loading now finds the closest load to your target without going over, even when the obvious "heaviest plate first" choice can't reach it.
• Olympic bars use their true kilo weight (20 kg men's, 15 kg women's).
• Collar weights are included accurately and stay in clean 0.1 steps. This fixes cases where a 0.5 kg collar could add slightly too much weight.
• The bar recalculates right away when you change collars, bars or units.

Made for iPad
• On iPad the barbell is drawn much larger, and the controls grow to fill the screen.
• New landscape layout puts the barbell and readout on the left and your controls on the right.

Fixes
• Fixed bars appearing twice in the bar list on iPad. Existing duplicates are removed automatically.
• Fixed the status label briefly reading "0 lb over" after using the Plates tab.