What's New in 1.6.5 A refreshed floating pill bottom navigation bar that adapts to dark mode Improved dashboard spacing and Up Next card layout Clearer marketplace empty states More reliable shoe deal loading Larger tap targets for accessibility

TreadLeft 1.6.4 - Whats New Post-Run Leg Feel — Redesigned - Cleaner 1–5 scale: Dead → Sore → Fine → Good → Great with colour-coded buttons - Pace is now shown alongside distance, so you know which run you're rating - Scores of 1 or 2 expand a "Niggle Menu" — tap body areas to log where you're feeling it (Achilles, Calves, Knees, Quads, Hips, Plantar) Biomechanical Insights (Analytics) - New card on the Analytics tab showing which body areas flare up most and which shoes correlate - Shoes with repeated niggle patterns get flagged Stability & Fixes - Fixed a crash when tapping scores on the Leg Feel card - Fixed iOS build issues with widget extension - Strava sync improvements: health score triggers, duplicate account prevention, pagination

1.6.2 Hotfix Summary: Fixed: Resolved an issue where the dashboard failed to load shoe data.

What's New in 1.6.1 Dashboard improvements New "Up Next" card recommends the best shoe for your next run, based on role, foam recovery status, and how long each shoe has been resting Week-over-week mileage trend badge now shows on the overview card Weekly streak indicator added inline Rotation health metrics now reflect your full shoe balance at a glance Shoe wear accuracy fix Fixed a discrepancy where shoe distance and wear percentage showed different values on the overview vs. the detail screen — they now match consistently Wear percentage is now calculated from your actual logged distance Market screen New "Community Favourites" section shows the most popular shoes among TreadLeft runners Subtitle added to Best Deals section for clarity Bug fixes & polish Fixed a rare push notification error that could appear as a red overlay on some devices General stability improvements

TreadLeft 1.6.0 — What's New Apple Health is here. No Strava? No problem. Connect Apple Health, and TreadLeft automatically imports your runs — no third-party account needed. Your workouts are matched to your shoes, and your mileage stays accurate, automatically. Community Shoe Lifespans. See how long your exact shoe model lasts in the real world, based on real user data. Your progress ring now tracks against the community average. Beat it? Your shoe card turns gold — you've earned it. Smart Resupply Alerts. Get a nudge when a shoe hits 90% of its community lifespan, with a one-tap link straight to deals for your shoe's role and brand. Opt out anytime in Profile settings. Bug fixes and performance improvements.

What's New in 1.5.5 The Market Browse live deals on replacement shoes tailored to your rotation. Smart Replacement Alerts flag worn-out shoes with active deals, and Smart Switch finds spec-matched alternatives from other brands — complete with cost-per-km breakdowns. Rotation Balancer TreadLeft now tracks foam recovery in real time. When your primary shoe is still decompressing, you'll get a swap recommendation on your dashboard. If all shoes are recovering, we'll nudge you toward adding a daily trainer to protect your joints and extend shoe life. Dashboard Polish Refreshed donut chart with sleeker ring design and softer gradients Bar chart now uses brand orange instead of blue "Replace" KPI and donut chart "Critical" tier are now perfectly aligned Zero-state legend items are visually muted when a tier has no shoes Bug Fixes & Improvements Improved deal alert emails with GDPR-compliant unsubscribe Refined foam recovery windows for EVA, PEBA, and PEBAX materials Various stability and performance improvements

TreadLeft 1.5.0 Release Notes True Wear - Smarter Shoe Lifespan Tracking Shoes now age based on how and where you run: Foam materials: PEBAX (1.5x), TPU (0.8x), EVA (1.0x) wear rates Surface, elevation, and temperature affect wear calculations See True Wear vs Actual Distance in shoe details Foam Recovery Tracking Log cushioning condition after runs: Rate foam as Fresh, Responsive, Degraded, or Dead Get recovery recommendations and rest hour suggestions Track degradation trends over time Shoe Health Score (0-100) Comprehensive health rating per shoe: Wear (40%), Age (20%), Health Logs (20%), Consistency (20%) Colour-coded status with trend indicators Tap for detailed breakdown Injury Prevention Dashboard Monitor training load: ACWR tracking (Acute: Chronic Workload Ratio) Weekly mileage vs 4-week average 10% rule warnings for sudden increases Recovery day recommendations Temperature Profile Apple Watch Ultra users: ambient temperature tracking during runs with heat-adjusted wear calculations. Enhanced Auto-Assign Rules New filters for automatic shoe assignment: Pace-based (easy vs speed runs) Time of day (morning vs evening) Day of week (weekday vs weekend) Other Runner weight setting for improved accuracy Swipe-to-close on health details modal iOS 18 compatibility improvements

TreadLeft 1.4.6 Improvements Strava sync now fetches up to 1 year of history on first connect instead of 30 days. Sync now accepts more activity types including Swim, Ride, Virtual Ride, E-Bike Ride, Triathlon, Hike, Race, and Workout. Sync no longer hangs indefinitely on poor network connections. Pull to refresh is faster with parallelised shoe stat updates. Run count shown in Unassigned Runs header. Total distance shown in shoe history and full run history headers. Tapping a run in search now opens the run detail inline. Default shoe now shows nickname in Profile. Analytics screen queries load faster with improved caching. Bug Fixes Fixed a database issue that was silently blocking Strava runs from syncing for all users. Pulls that appeared to succeed were not actually saving any activities. Fixed a crash on the shoe share screen on startup. Fixed unassigned runs failing to assign with a "couldn't assign run" error. Fixed session expiry causing sync and data writes to silently fail. Fixed units not updating immediately across all screens when changed in Profile. Fixed shoe detail screen crashing on load due to an undefined variable.

What's new in 1.3.9: Bug Fixes - Fixed a critical bug preventing Strava activities from syncing — runs now appear reliably after every sync - Fixed activity chart incorrectly showing "No runs" when runs had been recorded - Removed incorrect product listings appearing in the deals section - Races, workouts and hikes now sync alongside regular runs - Shoe Retirement Readiness Alerts — get notified when shoes hit 80%+ wear - 8 new smart detection features including Rule Conflict warnings, Activity Outlier detection, Shoe Import Conflict detection, and more - Dark mode improvements across alerts and warning cards - Improved Strava login stability — no more hangs during sign-in - Real retailer pricing from Nike, Running Warehouse and more (replacing placeholder prices)

TreadLeft 1.3.7 Release Notes What's New Critical Bug Fixes Fixed Shoe Mileage Bug: Initial mileage no longer disappears after Strava sync Improved Mileage Calculation: Properly accounts for both initial and activity-based distance Security Enhancements Enhanced Webhook Security with Row Level Security (RLS) One-time tokens for shoe discovery actions now cryptographically secured Smart Detection Features Activity Outlier Detection: Flags unusual activities (extreme pace, distance, duration) Price Anomaly Detection: Detects suspiciously cheap/expensive shoe prices Rule Conflict Detection: Identifies overlapping auto-assign rules Shoe Import Conflict Detection: Prevents duplicates when importing from Strava Enhanced Data Quality Smart Activity Deduplication: Improved duplicate detection Training Load Alerts: Alerts for unusual training patterns What This Means For You Better data integrity, smarter auto-assign rules, and peace of mind with automatic error detection.

TreadLeft v1.3.6 Release Notes What's New Compare Shoes Feature New side-by-side shoe comparison tool Compare up to 4 shoes at once View key metrics: wear percentage, distance, weekly average, cost per mile, and projected retirement dates Visual progress bars for wear tracking Smart recommendations based on shoe condition Strava Sync Improvements Fixed critical issue where shoes and runs were not syncing after Strava login Optimised activity import to process in parallel batches for faster sync Increased sync timeout to ensure all data imports complete successfully Enhanced logging for better diagnostics of sync issues Bug Fixes Fixed shoe detail screen nickname display bug Fixed weekly mileage calculation timezone issue Fixed "LOWEST PRICE" badge cutoff in deals cards Fixed retirement prediction messaging for shoes at 100% wear Improved Strava token refresh and error handling Performance Enhancements Parallel batch processing of Strava activities (20 at a time) Reduced database queries during sync to prevent timeouts Faster initial data load after Strava authentication

What's new in vc1.3.5. The release includes: Critical Strava Sync Fix - Resolves the issue where new users couldn't sync their runs, shoes, and profile photos Dark Mode Improvements - All screens now use theme-aware colours from the design system Technical Enhancements - Better token handling and improved error management

TreadLeft 1.3.4 Release Notes    Mileage Calculation Accuracy - Fixed critical bug where shoe mileage was significantly lower than Strava's reported distance - Corrected double-counting of initial distance in the `recalculate_user_gear_stats` RPC function - Updated fallback logic to include all activities (including auto-assigned) to match Strava totals   Shoe Nickname Display - Fixed custom shoe nicknames not appearing in the Shoes tab (while working correctly in Dashboard) - Updated data fetching to properly query and display the `nickname` field

TreadLeft v1.3.1 - Real-Time Sync The biggest update yet. Your Strava activities now sync automatically in real-time. Real-Time Strava Webhooks - Activities sync instantly when you finish a run - no manual refresh needed - Shoe mileage updates automatically in the background - Works even when the app is closed New Features - Streak Confetti - Hit a milestone (4 weeks, 8 weeks, etc.) and celebrate with confetti - Worn Shoe Pulse - Shoes at 85%+ wear now pulse gently to catch your attention - Expanded Activity Sync - Now fetches up to 200 activities per sync (was 30) - Added "Last Worn" sort option in the shoes list Bug Fixes - Fixed currency selector not saving in shoe edit modal - Fixed visual glitch below the rotation health donut - Improved error handling during Strava sync - Fixed "Invalid Date" display in shoe detail view - Fixed mileage sync accuracy to match Strava exactly Under the Hood - Backend webhook infrastructure for future features - Performance improvements

TreadLeft 1.2.7 - What's New Action Centre - Redesigned The dashboard card feed has been completely overhauled. Cards are now split into two clear sections: Needs Attention - urgent items only: unassigned runs, critically worn shoes, retirement countdowns, and single-shoe rotation warnings For You - tips and insights: flash sales, break-in milestones, foam recovery reminders, and rest day nudges Each section caps at 3 cards by default with a "Show more" expander to keep things tidy. Needs Attention Improvements Critical wear card now shows a visual progress bar so you can see at a glance how worn your shoe is Retirement countdown now includes your actual weekly pace in the description (e.g. "at your current 45km/week pace, that's about 2 weeks") Rotation gap warning now only appears after you have been using the app for at least a week with 10 or more runs - no more nagging on day one For You Improvements Foam Recovery and Rest Day cards now have a dismiss button - tap it, and they won't show again until tomorrow Flash sales, break-in milestones, and wellness tips are no longer mixed in with urgent alerts Dashboard Metrics The three summary tiles have been updated to show Active Shoes, Cost per km/mi, and To Replace - tap any tile to jump to Analytics The overview card button now reads Analytics and takes you directly to the analytics screen Bug Fixes Fixed Cost/km tile showing a dash even when the prices were set Fixed the "All runs assigned" confirmation card not disappearing after clearing your unassigned runs Other Fallback Shoe was renamed back to Default Shoe throughout the app

What's New in TreadLeft 1.2.4 Personal Records Analytics now surfaces your all-time bests — longest run, fastest pace, and biggest week — calculated automatically from your activity history. Weekly Consistency Streak Stay motivated with a streak counter on your dashboard. A badge shows how many consecutive weeks you've logged at least one run. Full Run History The "All Runs" button on your dashboard now shows a complete chronological history across all your shoes in one place, with shoe badges on each run. Smarter Dashboard Chart The Last 7 Days chart now leads with your average pace for the week rather than repeating the total distance shown above it. Worn Shoe Alert Badge A red dot appears on the Shoes tab when one or more of your shoes has reached critical wear (≥95%), so you never miss a retirement. Bug Fixes Fixed "Move to another shoe" in run history showing "No active shoes found" incorrectly. Improved data caching so screens reload faster when switching between tabs. Added error states across Shoes, Analytics, and Dashboard so the app recovers gracefully from connection issues.

What's New in 1.2.2 New Features Find the best prices for your running shoes — TreadLeft now surfaces deals from top retailers directly on your shoe page Prices automatically displayed in your local currency Sort your shoe rotation by mileage, wear status, or name Worn-out shoe replacement suggestions now appear on your dashboard Improvements Shoe list redesigned with a cleaner layout and faster navigation Dashboard shoe cards updated with better wear status indicators Weekly chart improvements Manual run logging form polished Shoe history screen simplified Bug Fixes Fixed an issue where retiring or editing a shoe didn't always refresh the shoe list Various stability and performance improvements

What's New in Version 1.2.0 Shoe Deals — Now Live Find the best prices on your running shoes without leaving the app. The shoe detail screen now shows live deals from major retailers, ranked by price. Tap any deal to go straight to the retailer. A bell icon lets you set a price alert — we'll notify you by email (and push for flash sales) the moment your shoe drops below your target price. Smarter Dashboard The Dashboard has been redesigned with an Action Center that surfaces what actually needs your attention: Unassigned runs that need a shoe linked Critical wear alerts when a shoe is approaching its limit Flash sale alerts for shoes in your rotation Foam cooldown reminders after long runs Break-in milestone celebrations for new shoes Rotation gap warnings if you're running in a single pair Rest day nudges after 5+ consecutive days of running Retirement countdowns based on your current weekly pace Localisation Fixes Prices and currency labels throughout the app now correctly reflect your device's locale — no more hardcoded USD labels for international users.

What's New in 1.0.16 Smarter Replacement Mileage: When adding a shoe, TreadLeft now suggests a replacement distance based on the type of shoe — with quick preset chips to choose from and a hint explaining the recommendation. Bug Fixes Fixed a bug where deleting a shoe could fail in certain cases Fixed a bug where Strava sync could create duplicate shoes Fixed incorrect mileage totals when first syncing shoes from Strava Fixed achievement cards being clipped on certain screen sizes Fixed a visual glitch clipping the TreadLeft logo Improved brand logos throughout the app Added a helpful note on the Strava screen for users who log in via Facebook

What's New in 1.0.15 New Analytics button on Your Shoes — redesigned as a bold banner card with trends preview Achievements system — earn more badges as you hit distance milestones with your shoes Dark Mode now switches automatically with your device settings Currency now displays correctly for your region (e.g. £ for UK users) Distance units on shoe detail now respect your miles/km preference Various stability and display fixes