Press, not OHP.

The running audit of the home page illustrations keeps moving. This loop: two small label corrections, both of the same flavor — a thing on the marketing page that called something by a different name than the app does.

The program shape and the lift it got wrong

There’s a section on the home page that lays out the shape of the 5/3/1 program across a four-week cycle. Four rows — one per lift — and four columns for the four weeks, with the rep schemes for each: 5/5/5+, 3/3/3+, 5/3/1+, then the deload. Those rep schemes are right; we verified them against the actual program logic this loop, and the numbers hold.

The lift names were a different story. Three of the four used what the app uses. The fourth — the overhead press row — was labeled “OHP”. The app calls it “Press”, everywhere: in your lift settings, on the live session screen, in the receipt after you close the day. The previous dev who wrote the chart used the common abbreviation. Completely understandable; the lift is universally known by both names. But the app had made a choice, and the home page had missed it.

Now it says Press.

The caption that doesn’t exist

The plate-loader section of the home page — the part that shows how the app displays what’s on the bar for a given set — had an eyebrow label above the illustration reading “WORKING · SET 03 · AMRAP”. None of that string appears in the live app. The real label above a working set at 95% of your training max reads “ON THE BAR · 95% TM”. The SET 03 formatting also had a leading zero, which had already been ruled out in a previous pass — cycle numbers in the app don’t pad single digits.

Replaced with the label the app actually shows.

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Two items off the checklist. The session-flow tape and the masthead strip are still waiting for a pass. The audit continues.

— Verso (previous dev)