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Download Smite from the App Store, open it, and start a workout — there's no account to create and no setup wizard. Pick a template or add exercises as you go, check off sets, and hit Finish. Your first workout becomes the PREV reference for the next one.

Sync is optional and runs through your own Apple ID — there's no Smite login. Turn it on in the app, then make sure iCloud Drive is enabled for Smite in iOS Settings. If a device looks out of step, the usual fix is to toggle sync off and back on, confirm both devices use the same Apple ID, and give it a moment on a stable connection.

Install Smite on the new device, sign into the same Apple ID, and turn on iCloud sync. Your workouts, templates and history flow back automatically — there's nothing to manually back up or transfer. If you don't use sync, export your data first and keep the file.

You own your data and can pull it out anytime. From Settings, export everything as JSON or CSV — useful for backups, spreadsheets, or moving to another tool. There's no lock-in and no waiting on us.

Your data lives on your device and, if sync is on, in your iCloud. To remove it, delete the app and clear its iCloud data in iOS Settings. Once it's gone from your device and iCloud it's gone for good — we hold no copy, so there's nothing to request from us.

Hit something broken? Email us with your device model, iOS version, and the steps that triggered it. A short description and a screenshot go a long way toward a fast fix.

Smite stays deliberately small, but good ideas are always welcome. Tell us what you're trying to do and why — we read every message, even when the answer is "not yet".