1. The web checkout form no longer includes the option to save payment details for future purchases

1. The web checkout form has been reworked with a new social-proof block highlighting the Editor’s Choice badge, 250,000+ reviews, and a 4.8 App Store rating. The previous Cancel anytime line was removed from its earlier position, while tax and pricing details were moved further down the page below the credit card fields. Editor’s note: Apple Pay failed to load in all three recordings, although it appears the button is still intended to sit above the legal and pricing details.
2. The calibration message on the main workout screen has been rewritten. Instead of simply welcoming users to their first workout and encouraging them to record sets, it now explains that starting weights are estimates and that workout adjustments help Fitbod learn and calibrate future workouts

1. The main paywall CTA has changed from “Try for $0.00” to “Start your free trial.” The offer itself remains a 7-day free trial
2. The extended 14-day trial offer has been removed. Previously, users could close the first paywall and receive an extended-trial offer; that alternative path is no longer available

1. Removed the main-screen preview at the end of onboarding, after app setup and before the hard paywall.
2. Added a main-screen preview on the next app launch. Users now briefly see the main screen, but it gets covered by the hard paywall after about a second.

No major change for Fitbod this period

1. The design system is moving toward a liquid glass. Buttons now are rounded and look smoother, softer.
2. The paywall keeps the same overall format, but the benefit copy has been updated. Editor's note: such copy refresh on high-traffic screens can still unlock a few extra percentages in conversion, even for smaller apps, as long as the screen gets enough user flow.
3. Fitbod brought back a switcher on the trial paywall, but with a different role. It now lets users choose whether they want to be reminded before the trial ends and billing starts, replacing the previous “Cancel anytime” text.

1. The trial paywall no longer has the switcher for reminding users before the trial ends. Editor's note: this was likely done to avoid potential App Store review issues around trials.