Versus 1.5 is a correctness release. Less new to look at, more that you can trust. TWO WORKOUTS ON THE SAME DAY ARE TWO WORKOUTS Duplicate detection could remove a session you logged by hand, on an ordinary sync, without asking. If you ever lifted in the morning and topped up later and found only one session, this was why. Sessions you log yourself are now never treated as duplicates of each other. RESOLVED INJURIES STAY RESOLVED Marking an injury better only saved on your phone. It never reached the server, so restoring from cloud or signing in on a new device brought it back as active, and readiness and Sensei went on training around a body part that had healed. Resolving, updating pain level, and deleting an injury now all sync. YOUR IMPORTED HISTORY IS MORE ACCURATE This changes data you already have, not just future imports. • Per-set RPE from Hevy and Strong now carries across, instead of being read and dropped. • Session effort comes from the sets you actually recorded. Every imported lifting session used to score identical effort, so an easy day and a brutal day added the same load. • Strava exports written in miles now import at the right distance. They were read as kilometres, landing about 38% short. • Strong warmup sets are recognised as warmups rather than counted as working sets. • Your routine names survive, so an imported session can be compared to the last time you did it. • Fitbod notes are no longer dropped. SAVE ANY OUTDOOR SESSION AS GPX Export a route to open in another app or send to your coach. This was described in the 1.4 notes before it existed. It exists now. SIRI AND SPOTLIGHT ACTUALLY OPEN THE LOGGER "Start a workout in Versus" from Spotlight or Siri opened the app on the dashboard and stopped there when the app was not already running. It now opens the logger you asked for. YOU CAN SEE WHEN APPLE HEALTH SYNC BREAKS The background import ran silently and swallowed its own errors, so a revoked permission just meant workouts quietly stopped arriving. Settings now shows when it last ran and tells you if it failed. IMPORT REMEMBERS WHAT YOU PICKED The apps you choose during setup are now named on the import screen, and the prompt no longer waits until after your first logged session to appear. MORE OF YOUR DATA IN YOUR EXPORT Export My Data now includes your structured endurance workouts and your meets. DELETING YOUR ACCOUNT TELLS YOU THE TRUTH It reported success even when the server call failed, after already clearing your device. It now checks first, leaves your data alone if anything goes wrong, and removes linked services from the phone. FIXES • Fixed a crash that could close the app on the endurance logger. • The info button beside a search result opens the exercise instead of adding it. • The tabs above exercise search are tappable across their full width. • The tag chips beside session notes now add the tag. A CORRECTION TO THE 1.4 NOTES Those notes said you could connect Oura and Whoop. You cannot. There is no way to connect either in the app, and describing them was a mistake on our part rather than a feature that broke. Apple Health connects both ways, and Strava, Garmin, Hevy, Strong and Fitbod history comes in by CSV export.

Versus 1.4 adds the training math serious athletes actually use. TRAINING PACES FROM ONE RACE Enter a recent race or time trial and get your full pace range: easy, marathon, threshold, interval and repetition. See your equivalent time at every distance from 1500m to the marathon, so you know what today's fitness is worth on race day. STRENGTH STANDARDS AND DOTS See where your lifts sit against real standards, adjusted for bodyweight, sex and age. DOTS scoring puts your total on the same scale used on the platform. MEET DAY ATTEMPTS Plan openers, seconds and thirds for a powerlifting meet, built from what you have actually hit in training and rounded to plates you can really load. STRUCTURED ENDURANCE WORKOUTS Build sessions step by step with warmup, intervals, recovery and cooldown, then run them with live targets. HEART RATE ZONES, ANCHORED PROPERLY Choose percentage of max, heart rate reserve (Karvonen), or lactate threshold. Your zones, your method. BETTER SLEEP DETECTION Naps and broken nights no longer confuse your sleep total. Versus picks out your real sleep period. CYCLE AWARE TRAINING Optional cycle tracking that reads from Apple Health and reflects your phase in readiness. SPARRING EXPOSURE Log contact level and round intensity so hard sparring shows up in your training load, not just your memory. BEHAVIOUR TAGS Tag what you did yesterday, then see which habits actually move your readiness over time. BRING YOUR HISTORY WITH YOU Connect Apple Health, Oura, Whoop and Strava. Import from Hevy, Strong, Fitbod and Garmin by CSV. Export any session as GPX or send it straight to Strava. APPLE WATCH: FINISH A SET WITHOUT YOUR PHONE Dial reps and weight with the Digital Crown and confirm with one tap. Sets save on the watch first, so nothing is lost when your phone is in a locker or you are out of range. SIRI AND SHORTCUTS "Start a workout in Versus." "Morning check-in in Versus." "What's my readiness in Versus." NOTIFICATION ACTIONS Log your check-in or snooze a session straight from the notification. BUILT FOR IPAD A proper sidebar and a readable content width, instead of a stretched phone layout. SHARE ROUTINES Send a routine to a training partner with a share code. FIXES Fixed a crash that could close the app when opening a logging screen.

SENSEI SPORT COACHING Sensei now programs your sport, not just your lifting. Tell it what you play and how much time you have, and it builds solo skill work around the training you already do — skill blocks sized to the room actually left in your week, drills chosen for your weakest category, and a focus that carries from one week to the next. 1,445 drills across 31 sports and martial arts, each with its own dose ranges, equipment and space requirements. It adds work to your week. It never replaces your sessions, and if your week is genuinely full it says so rather than piling on. SIX-WEEK BLOCKS Coaching runs in blocks, not in isolated weeks: build, peak, deload, close. Each block picks one emphasis and stays with it long enough to mean something, then closes with a verdict based on what you actually delivered. A hard block week never overrides a forced deload or a week you under-delivered. READINESS ANSWERS TO YOUR TRAINING Log a hard session and the number moves. Readiness used to read recovery alone — sleep, HRV, resting heart rate — so you could finish a brutal round of sparring, open the app, and see the same score you woke up with. Load counts now. An unusually hard week pulls it down, a normal week for you does not, and it clears overnight so the next morning is about how you actually recovered. COMING BACK AFTER TIME OFF Illness, holiday, a busy month. The app used to see an empty recent history, refuse to program anything, and blame your schedule for it. It now recognises a return, sizes your first week back honestly, and tells you what it is doing. Your rings and load charts can also tell the difference between "did nothing" and "did one hard session" — previously they read identically. SIGN IN WITH GOOGLE Native now. No browser hand-off, no unfamiliar domain mid-signup. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE - Every logger updates readiness the moment you save - Attach specific martial arts and sports to combat and sport sessions in your split - The weekly plan builder tells you what happened when you tap Generate - Honest copy when a week has no room, naming the trim that would make space

The three rings have been rebuilt. Each ring now answers one question instead of two blurred together. Score is how your body responded. Load is how much you did, measured against your own recent peak week. Balance is new: it holds full while every system you train sits near its own baseline, and drains when one of them spikes, naming the one running hot. A rest day leaves it full, because resting is not a failure state. Readiness now measures recovery, not work. Your score is built from your morning check-in, your HRV and your sleep. Training volume has moved out to the load rings, so a hard week can no longer push your readiness down on its own. Life stress counts as well: the check-in's stress slider feeds the score alongside energy and soreness. Baselines are harder to skew too, so one competition day or one unusual week no longer drags your normal range with it. Sensei reads more than the weights room. Endurance, combat and sport sessions now get a read. Until now only resistance training did. - Endurance: zone target, duration and effort arrive pre-set, so the goal ring and the zone HUD are armed before you start. - Combat and sport: an intensity ceiling, what to protect given your injury log, what to prioritise in recovery. No techniques, no drills, no round structures. Your coach programs the session. The app carries the load history your coach has no way to see. - Sport days in your weekly split now survive into the AI Daily Stack instead of being swapped for something the planner understood better. Also in this release: - Share workout cards as images sized for Instagram Stories and TikTok. - Voice logging in Spanish and Portuguese. - Combat logging understands more of the vocabulary you actually use, including Randori, Newaza and Uchi Komi. - Fixes to check-in sync across time zones, and to session plans surviving a minimise and resume.

Vacation Mode is here. You can now mark planned time away from training, so Versus knows the break is intentional. The new Nutrition Logger makes it easy to track meals, calories, and daily macros alongside your training. The Sports Logger has been upgraded with faster sport selection, session controls, game results, score tracking, and improved session recovery. Vanity Vault now includes FFMI and skeletal frame insights. Voice logging now supports strength sessions, making it faster to record exercises, sets, and intensity. We also fixed bugs and polished the overall experience.