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These answers describe the current Demigod iPhone development build. Screenshots on this website show sample data from that build.

Can I download Demigod?

Check the main Demigod page for current availability. When an App Store listing is available, that page links directly to it. If it says Coming soon, there is no download link yet.

How does a workout get into history?

Enter your weights and repetitions, then mark the sets you completed. Finish the workout to add it to your history. Only completed sets count toward the recorded totals.

You can close a workout and continue it later. In the current build, valid changes are saved on this iPhone. If the app reports a save failure, keep the workout open and use Retry saving before leaving it.

Where can I see my week?

Progress shows completed workouts, completed sets, total volume and training history. Volume is external weight multiplied by repetitions for completed sets; a bodyweight set has no recorded external weight.

The Body view’s Your load mode uses your recorded sets to illustrate muscle involvement. It does not measure muscle activation, force or recovery.

Why did Apple Health return no measurement?

A measurement may be missing, or it may not have been shared with Demigod. Apple Health does not tell the app which of those happened. You can review the fields and enter measurements manually.

The current import reads height, weight and body fat percentage only after you choose it. Review the source and date shown before confirming the values.

Can I correct an imported report?

InBody recognition opens an editable review before filling your measurement draft. Check the values, units and date. Use measurements fills the draft; the profile changes only when you confirm or save it. Canceling the editor keeps the previous profile.

Is the 3D body an exact scan of me?

It is an approximate anatomy reference. Photo fitting can adjust torso proportions, but clothing, pose and perspective affect the result. It does not estimate your weight or body fat.

The current anatomy reference is male. A saved female profile is not automatically represented by that model; exploring the male reference is an explicit choice. Exercise playback uses the original reference anatomy.

Do I need an account or subscription?

The current development build needs no account and stores its records on this iPhone. Cloud sync and subscriptions are not connected. Availability and terms for the eventual App Store release will be stated when confirmed.

More about your data

See the Privacy page for the current website and app data handling, or return to the main questions and answers.