Arrange your Home

Home is a stack of sections: pinned icons, Quick Start, your Workouts list, and any widgets you add. Your layout follows your account to any iPhone you sign in on.

Edit your Home

1. Hold any empty space on Home. Or hold anything on Home and tap Edit Home Screen.
2. Everything wiggles. Drag icons, Quick Start tiles, Workouts rows, and whole sections where you want them.
3. Tap − on anything to take it off Home. Nothing is deleted, and Undo puts it back.
4. Tap an icon, a widget, or the Workouts or Pinned header to edit it. Tap ⋯ beside a section’s grip for its menu.
5. Tap Add to Home at the top left to add a widget with Add Widget, a workout, folder, or PumpIQ with Add Icon, or a New Folder. Changed your mind? Tap Added to take it back off.
6. Tap Done.

The Workouts list

Hold the Workouts header and tap Edit Widget. While you edit Home, tap the header instead. Choose Rows shown (3, 5, 8, or All) and the Sort: Your order, A–Z, Recently done, or Least recent, which puts the workout you did longest ago on top. A–Z lists your folders first, then your other workouts, by name, and Week 2 comes before Week 10. Your own order is kept for when you switch back. On Android, the A–Z sort isn’t there yet. Under Pinned workouts and folders, choose Show in list or Hide from list for the ones already on Home as icons. Tap Show all under the list to see the rest.

Pinned icons

While you edit Home, tap the Pinned header, or tap ⋯ beside it and then Edit Widget. Under Under each name, choose what each icon shows below its name: Nothing, Last done, Time, or Exercises. A folder shows when you last did one of its workouts, or how many workouts it holds. Under Size, choose Half width or Full width. The row’s first icons show your choice. Tap Save. A half-width row of icons sits beside a small widget, like Streak, or another half-width row. Drag it sideways to put it on the other side. To start one, drag an icon into the empty space beside a small widget. An icon stays in the spot you drop it, even an empty one, so you can center a short last row.