- Fixes the app closing as it opens on iOS and watchOS 26.0 to 26.3. - Deleting a step in the plan editor no longer closes the app. - The Watch app is no longer closed in the background while it syncs with your iPhone. Plus, we chased a few more pesky bugs off the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

- Average and maximum speed in Apple Health now follow the belt, including workouts run from Apple Watch. - With Report treadmill speed to Health on, every speed change is saved to the workout. - Zone holds wait 50 seconds between each speed or incline change. - A list icon on the plan card shows that a tap opens Skip Step. - Your effort rating reaches Apple Health once, with the score you picked last. - Health asks once to read running power, so finished workouts open faster. Plus, we chased a few more pesky bugs off the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

- Heart-rate zone holds can now raise the incline, not just the speed, so you can stay in zone at a walk. Try the new Zone 2 Hike. - The iPhone app no longer quits in the background during an Apple Watch workout. - After losing Apple Watch, iPhone gets your live heart rate back within seconds. - Once the belt stops, it stays stopped until you press Start. - Treadmills that don't report elevation now record your climb in Fitness. - Incline control no longer disappears when a treadmill connects with a bad reading. Plus, we chased a few more pesky bugs off the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

- At a zone's edge, iPhone, Apple Watch and the Fitness app now show the same heart-rate zone. - Ending a planned workout on Apple Watch now ends it on iPhone too. - Music playing in another app no longer shows Apple Music buttons that do nothing. - On a walking pad, "Finished your workout?" can turn on Estimate Steps from Speed. - A walking pad that can't incline no longer shows incline or gets sent one. - Apple Watch gets Skip Step for planned workouts. Plus, we chased a few more pesky bugs off the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

- Smoother, calmer motion everywhere, plus a Low Power Mode preference. - Dim the iPhone screen during a workout: Off, Low Power Mode or Always. - Planned workouts now start the belt on treadmills that idle in Manual Mode. - Locking your iPhone during the countdown no longer loses the workout on the Lock Screen. - Reopening the app into a running workout opens it straight away, not Home first. - Restarting your iPhone no longer loses your settings and layouts. Plus, we left a few more pesky bugs behind on the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

Planned workouts are here. I've been building them for a long time, and I'm so happy they're finally yours. - Start 12-3-30, Hill Walk, Norwegian 4×4 and more in one tap, or build your own. - A Bluetooth FTMS treadmill sets speed and incline for you. On any other, a countdown tells you what to set. - Zone 2 Run adjusts your FTMS treadmill's speed to keep your heart rate in zone 2. - See what's next on a live chart on iPhone and Apple Watch, with a tap on your wrist before each change. - Your summary shows the plan you ran and your time at each speed and incline. - On an open iPhone Duo, metrics and controls sit side by side, and sheets open beside your workout instead of covering it. - Plus, we left a few more pesky bugs behind on the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

New in this one: - Choose what your Apple Watch shows during a workout, and edit it on the watch or on iPhone. - Editing your iPhone workout screen is quicker: tap a stat on the live preview and pick its replacement right below. - Heart rate stays live instead of greying out on iOS 27 and watchOS 27. - Treadmills that wait for a speed before moving now start from the app. - Starting a run with Siri works like tapping Start, and never ends one already running. - A new Advanced setting puts the speed wheel on the right. - Plus, we left a few more pesky bugs behind on the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

New in this one: - Long workouts are easier on your battery. - A run recorded on iPhone alone is saved to Apple Health ending when you stopped, not later. - Time in Zone keeps adding up when you leave a zone and come back. - On Apple Watch, your workout stats are back at full size. - A run recorded on Apple Watch now says so in its details. - Plus, we left a few more pesky bugs behind on the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

We're now Klemy Treadmill, part of the Klemy family. New in this one: - Widgets for the Home Screen, Lock Screen and StandBy: your streak, your week, your last run, shoe mileage and when the deck is due. - Export any run as FIT or TCX and take it wherever you like. - See how long a run spent at each speed and each grade. - Choose the distance your splits are measured over. - On Apple Watch, the top metric row is no longer clipped, the countdown fits the smallest screen, and the effort picker is easier to use. - Plus, we left a few more pesky bugs behind on the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

New in this one: - Outdoor workouts show their route on a map, and a dot follows along as you drag across the charts. - A run ended on Apple Watch while your iPhone was out of range no longer stays live on the iPhone. - Split times now add up to your workout time, and splits show Apple Watch heart rate. - Cool Down starts right away. - Press both Apple Watch buttons to pause or resume. - Heart rate shows up from the first second of a workout. - Plus, we left a few more pesky bugs behind on the belt. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

New in this one: - Minimize a running workout to a bar and tap it to get back. - A new Stats tab shows your training trends over weeks, months and years. - Personal records: your fastest 5K, 10K and more, even from the middle of a longer run. - Reorder the workout charts and hide the ones you don't use. - Starting a workout while Preferences is open now takes you straight to the workout. - On iPad, the details inside a past workout open again. - Plus, we squashed a few pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

New in this one: - Cooldown: one tap ends the run and keeps the belt moving, so you can walk it off. Your summary is still the run's. - Charts now draw the speed and incline you set on top of what you actually did. - Your custom workout layouts follow you to your other devices. - Assign your sensors from the Apple Watch, and see what your other device is already connected to. - The Watch workout screen fills the screen again, with no gap in the middle. - Treadmill goes quiet in the background, so it stops nibbling at your battery. - Plus, we squashed a few pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

New in this one: - Your shoes now go onto every run by themselves, and show up the moment you finish. Not interested? Delete your last pair and the feature steps aside. - Set up Treadmill Care for a treadmill you already own: just tell it when you last serviced it. - A new incline chart on every run, so you can see the hills you climbed. - After a minute of standing still, we'll ask whether you're done. - Race marks now follow you to your other devices. - Deleting a workout behaves again, and charts stop drawing straight through a pause. - Plus, we squashed a few pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

New in this one: - Shoes: log the distance on every pair, and know when one is worn out. - Treadmill Care: an odometer for your machine, service due dates, and the deck guidance for your model. - Mark a run as a race, then filter your history to races. - Fixed a crash that could happen when using iPhone and Apple Watch together. - UK units read in miles again, on every screen. - Plus, we squashed a few pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

The big one first: - Workout Layouts no longer freezes the app. Opening it could lock everything up until you force-quit — it opens straight away now. - Lose the connection mid-run? Your pauses and activity totals now survive the reconnect instead of starting over. - On Apple Watch: set how hard a run felt with the Digital Crown, and the start screen sits properly on smaller watches. - More of the app speaks your language instead of falling back to English. - Plus, we squashed a few pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

A steadier start, and a run that picks itself back up: - Starting a workout is far more reliable: a belt that is already moving, or a treadmill still reporting its previous status, no longer stops the start from going through. - Lost your treadmill mid-run? The workout now resumes on its own the moment it reconnects — until now only the automatic pause ever happened. - The speed picker follows your treadmill's own speed range instead of assuming a fixed floor, and speed and incline both open on the value you are actually at. - Steadier connections: each treadmill is checked once when it connects, and a lookup that fails no longer leaves things half-connected. - Easier on the battery: with no workout running, the app now genuinely goes quiet in the background. - Rate how hard it felt on a clear ten-point scale, with the Effort and State of Mind prompts properly translated everywhere. - Better contrast in light mode, so the orange metrics actually read. - Your Watch no longer beeps every half minute when an optional Health permission is switched off, and body measurements are now an explicit opt-in. - Your saved shortcuts stay the way you set them instead of shrinking to whatever the connected treadmill reports, and Start honours "Use Apple Watch". - Plus, we squashed a few more pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

Bring the whole family along — and a lot more: - Family Sharing: the subscription and the lifetime unlock now come in Family versions, shared with up to five family members. - Pay monthly on the yearly plan: choose a monthly payment with a 12-month commitment instead of paying for the year all at once. - The Track view now runs counter-clockwise from a bottom-right start line, like a real athletics track, and the lap brightens as you come round. - Home shows where you stand: how many free workouts are left this month, and a clear warning if Health access is missing before a run goes unrecorded. - Your treadmill's make and model now travel with your workouts into Health. - Delete a workout straight from Sessions. - Calmer screens: the music player steps aside when nothing is playing, and iPad gets its workout charts and layout sorted. - Kinder to your battery: the app stops hunting for your treadmill in the background when no workout is running. - Plus, we squashed a few more pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

A few refinements to keep your run smooth and true: - More accurate elevation and floors climbed on treadmills that report incline. - Steadier running cadence for a truer steps-per-minute. - The Track view's position marker now moves smoothly between distance updates instead of hopping. - More reliable Apple Watch mirroring, with fewer false connection hiccups. - Plus, we squashed a few more pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

This update is all about a smoother, steadier run: - Smoother workout starts and Apple Watch hand-off — fewer stuck moments getting going. - Speed changes you make in the app now reach your treadmill more reliably. - Steadier reconnecting when your treadmill drops out or restarts mid-run. - Richer Workout Details: floors climbed, a truer elevation curve, and average lines on your metric charts. - Battery at a glance: sensor levels in your devices list, plus an optional iPhone battery readout in landscape workouts. - Fixed the app still using your treadmill's built-in heart-rate reading after you turned it off in the settings. - Plus, we squashed a bunch of other pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

Lots of new ways to make your run your own: - Make the workout screen fit you — a new portrait layout with one big stat, an optional date and day in the landscape clock, and a track lap length you can set yourself. - Your preferences now sync between iPhone and Apple Watch, so you set them once and they follow you. - Don't feel like waiting? Skip the start countdown — and that choice syncs across your devices too. - See your climb as you go — an optional line on the live speed & incline chart tracks your total elevation gain. - Richer post-run detail — a pace chart that puts faster up top, and your Activity rings right on the workout summary. - Steadier live stats — max cadence no longer jumps to impossible spikes. - Plus, we squashed a few more pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

This one's all about accuracy and reliability: - Sharper live workout stats — elevation, stride length, pace, and daily steps now read true. - The on-speed and on-incline timers count up the way they should. - Smoother, more reliable treadmill speed and connection. - Plus, we squashed a few more pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

- Customizable workout layouts (iPhone & iPad): build your own workout screen — pick the stats you care about and arrange them just the way you like. - Body temperature sensors: connect a compatible Bluetooth sensor to track core and skin temperature and heat strain — perfect for heat training. - Treadmill step counting: some treadmills report their own steps from built-in sensors — switch it on in the device settings. - Plus, we squashed a few pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

- Customizable workout layouts (iPhone & iPad): build your own workout screen — pick the stats you care about and arrange them just the way you like. - Body temperature sensors: connect a compatible Bluetooth sensor to track core and skin temperature and heat strain — perfect for heat training. - Treadmill step counting: some treadmills report their own steps from built-in sensors — switch it on in the device settings. - Plus, we squashed a few pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

- iPad support is here! Connect your treadmill and train on the big screen. - Walking pad upgrades - Separate starting speed for walking and separate speed shortcuts for walking. - Plus, we squashed a few pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!

- iPad support is here! Connect your treadmill and train on the big screen. - Walking pad upgrades - Separate starting speed for walking and separate speed shortcuts for walking. - Plus, we squashed a few pesky bugs trying to keep up on the treadmill. Lace up, hit start, and keep running strong!