SPLYT

Workout logging 22 of 25

• Strength set loggingLog weight and reps for each set of a lift during a live workout.Lifting keypad. A built-in number pad for weight and reps that moves from weight to reps and completes the set.Source ↗
• Start an empty workoutStart an unplanned workout and add exercises as you go.Quick start. One tap starts any activity straight away; strength can take an optional label such as Push or Legs.Source ↗
• Previous performance shown or pre-filledWhile logging, each set shows or pre-fills what you lifted last time on that exercise.Pre-fill last weight. Weight fields start at last time's weight, per movement or as a default.Source ↗
• Live comparison during a workoutDuring a workout, running totals or a live comparison against previous sessions are shown.Live comparison with your history. Swipe to see this session against your last, typical and best, plus this week's sessions.Source ↗
• Effort per set (RPE / RIR)Record perceived exertion or reps in reserve for a set or exercise.RIR / effort per set. Log how many reps you had left, from 0 to 4+.Source ↗
• Whole-workout effort ratingRate how hard an entire session felt.Rate workout effort. Rate how hard the whole session felt.Source ↗
• Complete planned sets without entering eachMark a planned workout, group or all remaining sets as done as prescribed instead of entering every set.Follow along. Run a planned workout without ticking sets; it is saved as planned.Source ↗
• Workout name and notesGive a workout a name and attach a free-text note or description.Rename your workout on the fly — tap ⋮ during any active workout and choose "Rename Workout" to give it a custom name.Source ↗
• Add and reorder exercises mid-workoutAdd exercises to, or drag to reorder exercises within, a workout in progress.Reorder movements. Drag movements into a new order during the workout.Source ↗
• Exercise swap with suggested alternativesReplace an exercise mid-workout, with the app suggesting suitable alternatives.Switch exercise. Replace a movement with one that trains the same thing on different equipment.Source ↗
• Exercise notesAttach a note to an exercise, kept with the session or shown next time.Exercise notes. Add or edit a note on any movement during the workout.Source ↗
• Grip and attachment trackingRecord the grip, handle or attachment used, with history kept per grip.Grips and handles. Choose bar, rope, V-handle, width or one arm per movement or per set; history is kept per grip.Source ↗
• Bodyweight, weighted and assisted exercisesExercises that use body weight, including added load or assistance, are logged and counted correctly.Pull-ups, dips and push-ups finally count toward your volume. A bodyweight movement is scored with your own weight plus anything you addedSource ↗
• Timed exercisesLog time-based exercises (e.g. planks) by duration, with a timer.Track by time, reps or weight. Switch a core or cardio movement between a timed hold, reps or weight.Source ↗
• Pause, resume or discard a workoutPause the workout clock and resume later, or throw away a workout in progress.Pause and resume. Pause the workout clock and resume later.Source ↗
• Edit or delete past workoutsChange or delete a workout after it has been saved.Edit a past workout. Change name, date, time, activity, distance, heart rate, calories, movements and sets afterwards.Source ↗
• Log a workout after the factRecord a workout you did earlier, on its real date and time.Log an activity manually. Add past activities to any day with start time and duration.Source ↗
• Search workout historySearch or filter the list of past workouts.Workout history. Every past workout in one searchable list, filterable by lifting, core, cardio, sports or recovery.Source ↗
• Forgotten-workout reminderPrompts you when a workout appears abandoned (inactivity or leaving the location).Forgotten-workout check. Return to a long-idle workout and it asks whether to continue or pause, showing real active time.Source ↗
• Offline loggingWorkouts can be logged and saved without a connection and sync later.Finish workouts offline. A workout finished with no signal is saved on the phone and syncs later.Source ↗
• Kilograms and poundsChoose kilograms or pounds as the weight unit.Pounds or kilograms. Choose lb or kg once and every weight in the app follows, past workouts included.Source ↗
• Keep screen awake during workoutsOption to stop the phone locking during a workout.Keep screen awake. Stop the phone locking while the workout screen is open.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Lifting tempo tracking · Photos or video on a workout · Per-exercise weight units

Sets, supersets & loading 11 of 12

• Rest timerA countdown (or count-up) between sets, typically starting when a set is completed.Rest timer. Rest starts when you complete a set; skip it, add 15 seconds, or drag to adjust.Source ↗
• Custom rest per exercise or setSet different rest durations per exercise or per set, remembered next time.Per-movement rest time. Set a movement's rest from presets or a custom value; it is remembered next time.Source ↗
• Rest-end alertsA sound, vibration, voice cue or notification when rest is over.Rest-end alert. The phone vibrates and chimes when rest ends, even locked; quiet while you wear the watch.Source ↗
• Warm-up set taggingMark sets as warm-ups (kept separate from working sets).Warm-ups stop polluting your records, failure sets explain themselves, and drops and partials get lines of their own under the set they belong to.Source ↗
• Drop setsLog a set as a drop set with reduced-weight follow-on efforts.Drop sets. Turn a set into a drop set and log the lighter follow-on efforts under it.Source ↗
• Failure setsMark a set as taken to failure.Set types. Tag a set as warm-up, failure, top set or regular, colour-coded throughout.Source ↗
• Additional set types (top set, partials, cool-down)Set-type tags beyond warm-up, drop and failure, such as top sets, partial reps or cool-down sets.Partials. Add partial reps after a set; they count toward volume at half a rep each.Source ↗
• SupersetsGroup two exercises to be performed back-to-back.Supersets and giant sets. Group two or more movements to log back-to-back, and manage the group from one menu.Source ↗
• Giant sets and circuitsGroup three or more exercises together as a giant set or circuit.Supersets and giant sets: group exercises so they’re logged back-to-back.Source ↗
• Per-set rep targets and pyramidsTemplates can hold rep ranges or different targets per set (pyramids, reverse pyramids).Set per-set reps on templates and planned workouts — dropsets like 10/8/6 or pyramids like 5/5/3 are now first-classSource ↗
• Plate calculatorShows which plates to load for a target weight.Plate calculator. Shows which plates go on each side for a target weight.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Automatic warm-up sets

Templates, plans & calendar 10 of 13

• Saved workout templatesSave reusable workouts and start a session from one.Workout templates. Build reusable workouts and start them in a tap; free accounts keep three.Source ↗
• Template folders or tagsOrganise templates into folders or tags.Template folders. Organise templates into folders; one folder free, more with Pro.Source ↗
• Repeat a past workout or save it as a templateTurn a completed workout into a template, or start a new session copied from it.Repeat a past workout. Start a new session with the same movements as a recent workout.Source ↗
• Per-template progressA template shows its past runs or a progress trend.A template’s graph page shows your last few times doing itSource ↗
• Ready-made programs and splitsA library of pre-built multi-day programs or weekly splits.Proven split library. Pick a proven split by how many days a week you can train; a recommended one is marked.Source ↗
• Custom split builderBuild your own multi-day split or weekly plan by hand.Build a split by hand. Name a split, fill each day with workouts, activities or rest, and set session times.Source ↗
• Planning calendarSchedule workouts on future dates in a calendar, and see planned against completed.Training calendar. Week-by-week calendar of past and planned workouts and rest days, with missed and moved sessions flagged.Source ↗
• Workout history calendarA calendar or grid view of days you trained.Workout calendar heatmap. Grid of trained days over 3, 6 or 12 months; tap a day to open its workouts.Source ↗
• Workout remindersNotifications reminding you to train (scheduled or after inactivity).Inactivity nudge. A reminder if you haven't logged anything for a week.Source ↗
• Apple Calendar syncPlanned workouts appear in the system calendar.Apple Calendar sync. One-way sync of planned workouts to Apple Calendar, with a reminder before each.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Update template from a workout · Ready-made single workouts · Programs from named coaches

Automatic programming 3 of 13

• Generated training programThe app builds a personalised multi-day program from your goals, schedule and equipment.AI split generator. Answer a few questions and get a full weekly split drafted into the split editor.Source ↗
• Generated single workoutThe app generates a personalised workout on demand (today's session).AI workout generator. Pick focus, length, experience and equipment for a draft workout you can re-roll or refine.Source ↗
• Injury-aware programmingRecord injuries or painful movements and recommendations avoid or substitute aggravating exercises.Injuries get the movement swapped rather than the day skipped.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Automatic progressive overload · Progression on repeated templates · Recovery-driven workout selection · Automatically generated supersets · Exercise exclusions and preferences · Gym equipment profiles · Available weights and increments · Periodization (deloads, phases, test days) · Regenerate today's workout · Weekly set targets per muscle

AI & voice 5 of 8

• AI coach chatA conversational AI coach inside the app that answers using your own training data.Splyt AI chat. Chat with an AI coach that knows your logged workouts, sleep, habits, goals and plan.Source ↗
• AI-written training summariesAI-written plain-language summaries of a workout or a training week.Weekly coach notes. AI observations and suggestions in your weekly recap, with a history of past weeks.Source ↗
• AI progress-photo analysisAI commentary on progress photos.Progress photo analysis. Coach notes on your latest progress photos, shown as callouts over the original photo.Source ↗
• AI-filled custom exercisesAI fills in a custom exercise's details from its name or a video link.AI fill for custom exercises. Fill in a custom exercise's description, steps, body part and equipment from its name.Source ↗
• Voice loggingLog sets, workouts or plans by speaking.Voice set logging. Say sets, weights, grips, supersets or corrections and they are logged on the current workout.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Form analysis from video · ChatGPT / Claude / MCP integration · Head-gesture logging

Exercise library & content 7 of 10

• Built-in exercise libraryA built-in catalogue of exercises (size as stated by the app).Exercise library. Browse every exercise outside a workout, filtered by body part, custom or recent.Source ↗
• Exercise demonstration videos or animationsEach exercise has a video or animated demonstration.Exercise how-to. An animated demo, instructions, coaching cues, variations and a video search link for each exercise.Source ↗
• Written exercise instructionsStep-by-step written instructions for exercises.Exercise how-to. An animated demo, instructions, coaching cues, variations and a video search link for each exercise.Source ↗Evidenced by a claim mapped primarily to 'exercise-demos'.
• Target muscles per exerciseShows the primary and secondary muscles an exercise works.tap an exercise in the picker and a body diagram lights up the primary and supporting muscles.Source ↗
• Exercise search and filtersSearch the exercise library and filter it by muscle or equipment.Exercise picker. Search the exercise catalog, filter by muscle or equipment, and preview muscles worked.Source ↗
• Custom exercisesCreate your own exercises.Custom exercises. Create your own exercises with body part, equipment, description and steps; edit or delete later.Source ↗
• In-app tutorials and guided setupBuilt-in or official how-to guidance for using the app.a workout that plays itself so you can see how logging works before you lift anything.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Hide, merge or reset exercise data · Offline exercise videos · Warm-up, stretching and mobility routines

Apple Watch & wearables 8 of 16

• Apple Watch appAn Apple Watch app for logging strength workouts.Log sets on the wrist. Edit weight and reps for each set, check sets off, and add or delete sets.Source ↗
• Start templates or plans on the watchStart a saved template, routine or today's planned workout from the watch.Saved templates on the watch. Start one of your saved templates on the wrist, with its sets, reps and supersets.Source ↗
• Live phone-watch syncThe same workout is mirrored live on phone and watch.Phone and watch in sync. A workout started on iPhone opens on the watch, and sets logged on either show on both.Source ↗
• Edit workout structure on the watchAdd or delete sets, or add, swap or reorder exercises, from the watch.Add an exercise mid-workout. Search, scribble or dictate to add a movement, or add your own custom one.Source ↗
• Set types and effort on the watchTag set types or rate effort from the watch.Warm-up, drop and failure sets. Set types from your plan are marked on the watch, and drop sets can be logged there.Source ↗
• Watch complicationsApp complications or widgets on the watch face.Splyt ring complication. Today's Splyt ring on your watch face, in circular, corner, rectangular and inline styles.Source ↗
• Custom watch facesApp-provided Apple Watch faces.Splyt Ring watch face — your daily ring auto-updates as an Apple Watch face through a Photos album.Source ↗
• Automatic rep countingThe watch counts reps automatically from motion.Auto Reps. The watch counts reps for supported lifts such as presses, curls, squats, raises and rows.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Watch logging without the phone · Automatic exercise detection · Heart rate from AirPods · Bluetooth heart-rate monitors · Garmin watch app · Garmin Connect sync · Wear OS app · Fitbit integration

Health, body & recovery 11 of 14

• Workouts written to Apple HealthFinished workouts are saved to Apple Health.Workouts saved to Health. Workouts you finish are written to Apple Health.Source ↗
• Import workouts from Apple HealthWorkouts recorded by other apps are brought in from Apple Health.Apple Health workout import. Workouts recorded by other apps in Apple Health appear in your history automatically.Source ↗
• Body data synced with Apple HealthBody weight or composition is read from or written to Apple Health.Weight sync with Health. Weight logged in Splyt is written to Apple Health.Source ↗
• Body weight logLog body weight over time with a trend.Body weight log. Log weight for any day, see your trend chart, and edit or delete past entries.Source ↗
• Progress photosStore private progress photos over time.Progress photos. Private photo timeline tagged by pose, with optional weight and note.Source ↗
• Sleep trackingView sleep (e.g. from Apple Health) or log it.Sleep from Apple Health. Sleep stages timeline, and time in bed against time asleep.Source ↗
• Steps trackingSteps history in the app.Step pace. Today's steps against where you usually are by this hour.Source ↗
• Activity rings in the appMove/Exercise/Stand rings shown inside the app.Activity rings detail. Move, Exercise and Stand rings with hourly charts, steps, distance and flights, plus a 7-day strip.Source ↗
• Habit and daily-goal trackingTrack daily habits or a combined daily goal, with streaks and reminders.Create habits. Pick a habit type, set the one number that matters, and the rest is filled in.Source ↗
• Heart rate during workoutsHeart rate recorded and shown during or after a workout.Live heart rate on iPhone. Live heart rate and calories on the phone while an Apple Watch supplies them.Source ↗
• Heart-rate zonesTime in heart-rate zones for a workout.Heart-rate chart and zones. Heart rate across the workout, with estimated time in each of five zones.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Body measurements (circumferences, body fat) · Calorie and macro logging · Muscle recovery tracking

Cardio, sports & other activities 8 of 8

• Cardio exercise loggingLog cardio with distance and/or time.Point your camera at a cardio machine’s console and Splyt reads your stats off it — distance, calories, time and pace — then folds them into your workout details.Source ↗Evidenced by a claim mapped primarily to 'machine-photo-scan'.
• Non-lifting activity typesTrack many activity types beyond lifting (sports, yoga, classes, recovery sessions such as sauna).Timer view for sports and classes. Sports, yoga, dance and similar get a large timer with heart rate and calories instead of sets.Source ↗
• Multi-activity sessionsChain several activities into one saved session.Multi-activity sessions. Add another activity mid-session, such as a run after lifting; each part is tracked separately.Source ↗
• GPS outdoor trackingTrack outdoor runs, walks or rides with GPS distance and pace.Phone GPS for outdoor workouts. Outdoor walks, runs, rides and hikes record distance, pace and route with just the phone.Source ↗
• Route mapsOutdoor workouts show a route map.Route, elevation and weather. Outdoor workouts show the route, elevation gain, temperature, humidity and air quality.Source ↗
• Swim trackingPool laps or open-water swims tracked.Pool and open-water swims. Set pool length in metres or yards; laps and distance are tracked, open water shows pace and strokes.Source ↗
• Interval and round timersTimed intervals for HIIT, Tabata, circuits or boxing rounds.Round timer for combat sports. Set work, rest and rounds for boxing or martial arts; it advances with haptics.Source ↗
• Read a cardio machine screen by photoPhotograph a cardio machine's display to import its numbers.Scan a cardio machine screen. Photograph a treadmill, bike or rower display and its numbers are read into the workout.Source ↗

Stats & progress 14 of 17

• Personal recordsPersonal records are detected automatically, ideally flagged as they happen.Exercise personal records. Heaviest weight, best 1RM, best set and session volume, or most reps and longest hold.Source ↗
• Estimated one-rep maxEstimated 1RM calculated from logged sets.Estimated 1RM. Estimated one-rep max per set and best ever, worked out from your logged sets.Source ↗
• Per-exercise progress chartsCharts of an exercise's weight, 1RM, volume or reps over time.Exercise progress chart. Chart a movement's estimated 1RM, top weight, volume or reps over time; hold time for timed moves.Source ↗
• Per-exercise historyA list of every past session of a given exercise.Exercise history. Every past session with all sets, or recent and best sets in a sortable table.Source ↗
• Training volume trackingTotal volume (weight x reps) calculated per workout and over time.Workout stats and weekly volume. Total workouts, this week, average duration, and weekly lifted volume against last week.Source ↗
• Workout frequency and duration trendsCharts of how often and how long you train over time.Activity per week chart. Weekly bars of workouts or recovery, by time or session count, with optional sleep.Source ↗
• Sets or volume per muscle groupStats breaking training down by muscle group.A new volume breakdown by body part on your Stats page shows where your training is going.Source ↗
• Muscle heatmapA body diagram shading the muscles trained in a workout or period.Muscle load map. Full-body heatmap of trained muscles, or a ranked bar list, for day, week or month.Source ↗
• Weekly, monthly or yearly recapsPeriodic recap reports of your training.Weekly recap. Last week wrapped up: score, day rings, PRs, week against week, weight, steps, sleep, recovery, habits.Source ↗
• Customisable dashboardChoose which stats, charts or cards appear on a dashboard or home screen.Customize Home. Turn Home cards and stats on or off, and choose a grouped or single-list activity layout.Source ↗
• Post-workout summaryA summary screen of the finished workout's stats.Workout summary. Time, calories, average heart rate, movements, sets and volume after you finish.Source ↗
• Real-world volume comparisonsTotal weight lifted expressed as a real-world comparison.Workout share receipts: share a clean receipt of your session — total weight moved with a fun real-world comparisonSource ↗
• Training streaksA streak of consecutive days or weeks of training (or of meeting a weekly goal).Workout streak. Consecutive training days; rest days and planned rest keep it alive.Source ↗
• Calories burnedActive calories recorded or estimated for workouts.Live heart rate and calories. Heart rate, active calories and elapsed time during every workout.Source ↗Evidenced by a claim mapped primarily to 'heart-rate'.

Not documented by SPLYT: Records by rep count · Strength score or level · Achievements, badges and levels

Social & competition 13 of 16

• Friends or followersAdd friends or follow other users.Friend requests. Send, accept, decline or cancel friend requests; pending requests show as a badge.Source ↗
• Activity feedA feed of the workouts of people you follow or are friends with.Friends activity feed. Friends' recent workouts, closed rings and completed habits, plus each friend's day.Source ↗
• Community or discover feedA feed or community space beyond your own friends.Splyt Community. An app-wide group with totals, a weekly challenge leaderboard, a member spotlight and reactions.Source ↗
• Likes and commentsReact to and comment on others' workouts.Comments. Comment on a friend's day, on group activity and on individual workouts.Source ↗
• Customisable profileA user profile with name, photo or bio.Edit your name. Change your display name and full name.Source ↗
• Privacy controlsControl who can see your activity (private account, per-workout or per-item visibility, hiding from public feeds).Community incognito. Hide yourself from community feeds and leaderboards; your totals still count anonymously.Source ↗
• Block and reportBlock users and report users or content.Block and report. Block someone, or report a user, comment or message.Source ↗
• Follow a friend's workout livePartlySee a friend's workout as it happens.Training-now indicator. A live dot shows when a friend is working out right now.Source ↗SPLYT's feature index describes a live 'training now' dot only; the website's claim that you can watch a friend's sets land live is not in the index.
• Browse a friend's trainingBrowse a friend's workout history or schedule.Friend workout history. Browse a friend's last ~90 days of workouts as a list or calendar.Source ↗
• Compare with a friendCompare your stats or lifts side by side with a specific friend.Compare with a friend. Week, month or year totals side by side: workouts, time, volume, steps, sleep and rings.Source ↗
• LeaderboardsRankings among friends or group members.Group leaderboards. Weekly leaderboards and a member table of workouts, time and volume by week, month, year or all time.Source ↗
• GroupsPrivate groups of friends with shared activity.Groups. Create private groups, invite by link, and edit, leave or delete them.Source ↗
• Competitions and challengesHead-to-head or group competitions over a period.Create a competition. Challenge a friend one-on-one or a whole group for 1 week, 2 weeks or 1 month.Source ↗
• Friend activity notificationsNotifications when friends work out.Friend activity alerts. Notified when friends finish workouts or close their ring, or react to or comment on your days.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Tag a workout's gym or location · Connect your personal trainer

Sharing, import/export & integrations 8 of 12

• Shareable workout imagesGenerate shareable image cards of workouts or stats.Workout share images. Share a finished workout as image cards or transparent overlays, including to Instagram Stories.Source ↗
• Share to Instagram StoriesPost a workout card directly to Instagram Stories.Share an outdoor run, walk, or ride straight to your Instagram StorySource ↗
• Workout web linksShare a workout as a web link viewable without the app.Workout link. Copy a public link to a finished workout's full summary.Source ↗
• Share workouts or templates with othersSend a template, routine, split or workout to someone who can save and do it.Template link. Share any saved workout as a link anyone can open.Source ↗
• Import history from another appImport your workout history from another tracker's export.Import from Strong or Hevy. Bring in workout history from a Strong or Hevy export, review it, then import.Source ↗
• Import a workout from photos, files or linksTurn screenshots, documents, spreadsheets or social-video links into trackable workouts with AI.Import workouts from notes or files. Paste notes, upload a CSV or Excel file, link a Google Sheet, or pick photos; they become templates to review.Source ↗
• Data exportExport your workout data to a file.Export your data. Export workout history, exercise library and daily logs as CSV files, or all three.Source ↗
• Cloud account syncData is stored in an account and synced across devices.No signal, no problem — if you finish a workout with no connection, it’s saved on your device and syncs automatically the moment you’re back online.Source ↗Evidenced by a claim mapped primarily to 'offline-logging'.

Not documented by SPLYT: Strava export · Strava import · Health Connect (Android) · Public developer API

Platforms, widgets & system 6 of 14

• Native iPad appA native iPad build (universal app listed for iPad on the App Store).Compatibility: iPhone Requires iOS 16.4 or later. iPad Requires iPadOS 16.4 or later. Apple Vision Requires visionOS 1.0 or later. Apple Watch Requires watchOS 10.0 or later. Languages EnglishSource ↗App Store product page lists iPad and the store record marks the app universal (iosUniversal).
• Apple Vision Pro compatibilityListed as compatible with Apple Vision on the App Store.Compatibility: iPhone Requires iOS 16.4 or later. iPad Requires iPadOS 16.4 or later. Apple Vision Requires visionOS 1.0 or later. Apple Watch Requires watchOS 10.0 or later. Languages EnglishSource ↗App Store compatibility lists Apple Vision.
• Home and Lock Screen widgetsiPhone Home Screen or Lock Screen widgets.Workout widget. Today's workout and your last session.Source ↗
• Live Activity and Dynamic IslandThe live workout appears on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.Workout Live Activity. Lock Screen and Dynamic Island show the current exercise, set, weight × reps, rest countdown and heart rate.Source ↗
• Log sets from the Lock ScreenComplete sets from the Live Activity without unlocking.Live Activity buttons. Complete a set, skip rest, or pause and resume from the Lock Screen or Dynamic Island.Source ↗
• Siri and ShortcutsControl the app with Siri or the Shortcuts app.Start a workout with Siri. Ask Siri to start an activity in Splyt; leave out the activity and the picker opens.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Android app · Web app or dashboard · Mac (Apple silicon) availability · Languages other than English · Control Center control · iMessage stickers · Distraction blocking during workouts · No advertising

Personalisation, account & support 7 of 10

• Dark modeA dark appearance.Colour themes and dark mode. Pick a colour theme or your own accent, plus light, dark or automatic mode.Source ↗
• Colour themes and accent coloursChoose colour themes or an accent colour.Custom accent color — pick any color from a hue wheelSource ↗
• First day of week settingChoose the day the week starts.Start of week. Choose which day your week starts on.Source ↗
• Notification controls and inboxPer-type notification toggles, or an in-app notification inbox.Per-type notification switches. Turn each kind on or off: requests, invites, competitions, reactions, friend workouts, rings, records, streaks.Source ↗
• Sign in with Apple or GoogleSign in with Apple or Google accounts.Sign in options. Sign in with Apple, Google, or email and password, with password reset.Source ↗
• In-app account deletionDelete your account and data from inside the app.Delete account. Permanently delete your account and data from inside the app.Source ↗
• In-app support and feedbackContact the team, report bugs or request features from inside the app.Talk to the team. Message the people who build Splyt directly; replies come from people.Source ↗

Not documented by SPLYT: Alternate app icons · AI support assistant · Advice from human coaches