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Strava connection and integration images being added

Fixed a bug that could unexpectedly sign you out — your session now stays put, so you stay logged in. Plus stability improvements under the hood.

This release refreshes your profile with a cleaner, more modern layout, a personal bio, and your avatar in the tab bar. You can now import past runs and rides from Strava, and sector maps are smoother with crisper markers and faster loading. We've squashed a long list of bugs across activities, sectors and groups — and we're rolling out running Events and sponsored sectors to more regions soon.

• Social feed opens by default — now filterable by group • Tap the Activity tab to scroll back to top • Share/Delete your activities from a cleaner menu • Your edits appear instantly • Smoother screens + fixes • Email sign-up is turned off** until email confirmation is set up — new accounts can't be created with email/password yet. Signing in via email still works.

Fixing bugs to ship push notifications on iOS, adding a toggle on the settings for the user to opt out Improving the social feed card, so the user can go to group detail, activity detail, and sector location Solved the token buggy situation that forced the user (Push notifications are under feature flag deployment, so public notes won't contain much about it.)

This update is primarily internal groundwork for an upcoming push-notification feature. It is gated behind a **server-side feature flag that is currently turned OFF**, so there are **no user-facing changes** in this build versus the previously reviewed version — nothing notification-related is active, displayed, or testable, and **no notification-permission prompt appears** while the flag is off. It's effectively a silent rollout build. (For public notes, we will deliberately say nothing about notifications, since they're not live — true to the silent deploy.)

This build adds activity photos, a richer social feed (photo carousel + route map, like/dislike, comments with GIFs), comment management, and profile-photo fixes. Most new features are behind server feature flags. To review them, please sign in with our rollout account henrique@sector.fit (credentials in the App Review "Sign-In Required" fields). This account is in our feature-flag group with photos, reactions, and GIF comments all enabled — they will not appear on a regular account until we roll them out. Core flows (record/track activity, view feed, profile, groups) are available on any account. Photo library: the app accesses the photo library only when the user taps to attach a photo to their own activity (gallery selection, no camera). Photos are user-selected. GIFs are searched/selected from Klipy and attached to comments. Push notifications are still in progress — not part of this review. The build only contains groundwork; iOS delivery is not enabled yet. If a notification-permission prompt happens to appear, it can be safely declined and nothing is blocked. No new data collection beyond the above. How to test the core new flow: sign in as henrique@sector.fit → open or finish an activity → attach a gallery photo → open the Social tab → swipe the photos, like an activity, and post a comment (try a GIF).

Groups look sharper across Sector! Group photos now show with a color ring on the leaderboard, the activity picker, and while you're recording. Plus: timestamps on comments, and a cleaner activity feed and group screens.

Profile pictures are here! Add a photo to your profile and your groups, and see everyone's avatars across leaderboards, comments, and more. Also in this update: • Clearer scoring — see raw and time-weighted distance side by side on your activities. • A redesigned sector leaderboard with a podium and the sector map. • Comments on sectors. • Faster, more reliable sign-in.

What's New Understand your score better. Tap the new info button on a sector's leaderboard to see how time-weighted distance works — why your recent runs count more, and why a group can lose a sector even after covering more total distance. Clearer sector suggestions. When viewing pending suggestions on the map, you can now switch between the area as originally submitted and the reviewed version. Performance and stability improvements.

Tracking is tougher than ever — your runs stay safe even when you lose signal — plus imperial units fixes and stability improvements. Update and go claim your sectors.