Radr Map

• Find friends from your contacts — Radr matches people you already know who're on the app, and lets you invite anyone else with a tap • Search now spans every Radr user, not just suggestions — find anyone by name or username, with clear state badges (Friends, Requested, You, Follow) • 80+ workout activity options to match how Apple Health categorizes workouts, plus 5-minute time pickers for precise scheduling • Emoji-only messages now render big in chat for emphasis • Smoother feel — fewer false error toasts on app open, no more flashes when sending a friend request • Phone numbers collected at signup are hashed on-device and never uploaded in plain text

New analytics system

New user analytics features

Calendar pull AI vetting push notification refinement

- Booking links on every workout. Add a booking URL when you create a workout and we'll surface it everywhere it shows up — your schedule, shared cards in DMs, groups, and the home feed. Tap to book in one step. - A fresher Discover. Suggestions now shuffle each time you open the app, so you'll see new people instead of the same list every session. Mutual friends still come first. - Calmer calendar sync. Removed a stale error toast that some users were seeing on launch even when sync was working. - Reliability improvements. Faster home feed loads, fewer duplicate fetches, and a handful of small fixes under the hood.

Swipe behavior gestures Repeated workout series debug

Share workouts via imessage

• React to comments with a single tap • Accept friend requests directly from search • Sharing just got way better — try it out • Tap a Radr link in iMessage and it opens straight to the workout, group, or profile • Apple Calendar saves to iCloud by default so your workouts sync across devices • Recurring calendar edits now propagate to Radr automatically • New notification controls for comments, mentions, and friend joins • Refreshed top bar, redesigned group detail, schedule-from-group flow, and lots of polish across the app

• Tap the fire on any comment to react instantly — Strava-style kudos for comments. • Forgot password? You can finally reset it from the sign-in screen. • Share a workout, group, or profile via iMessage — your friends now see a full preview card with title, host, time, and location. • Tap a Radr link in iMessage and it opens right to the workout, group, or profile in the app. • Cleaner push notifications: comment text now shows in the preview, and workout updates use the real title you typed instead of a generic activity name. • Polished UI throughout — refreshed top bar, redesigned group detail, new schedule-from-group flow, refined icons, and softer empty states.