Email support@winningbeans.co.uk and a person replies.
A set where the app shows you a clear endpoint first — one you can see, such as the weight stopping. You guess how many reps you have left before you get there. Afterwards the app shows the gap between your guess and what happened. If you stop before the endpoint, the attempt is kept but not scored. Calibration is offered on machine and single-joint dumbbell lifts, never on a loaded barbell.
Aiming a set at technical failure unlocks after 10 completed workouts with at least one normal (non-calibration) set logged. Muscular failure unlocks after 40. Opening the app or finishing an empty workout does not count. You can always record how a set actually ended, whatever is unlocked — except that “Muscular” is not offered on a loaded barbell lift such as the squat.
On a loaded barbell lift, technical failure — when your form or range breaks down — is the limit. Machines and single-joint dumbbell lifts have a fixed path or a light load, so nothing lands on you.
Settings lets you choose. RIR is reps left in the tank; RPE is how hard the set felt, out of 10.
Settings → Delete all my data clears the app-local training data and settings on this iPhone. Deleting the app removes its local copy. There is no account to close. Neither action erases existing iCloud or computer backups, which may contain copies of the app’s data. Neither action deletes support emails you have already sent; those are separate from the app-local records.
Stop. The app is a training log, not medical advice. Speak to a doctor or physio before training again.
Email us with your iPhone model and iOS version — it usually saves a round trip. If you voluntarily email support, we receive the information you send in that email, separately from your app-local records.