Plans know how you train: You can say what terrain you have, how often you’re on trails, and whether you use poles. The app uses that to tune your plan and show clearer guidance on how well your training matches what you’re preparing for. Easier path from “guest” to a real account: If you’re trying the app without signing up, you can jump to logging in from the reminders and settings, so saving your plan is simpler. Smoother Strava/Garmin-style linking: Connecting devices opens links in a way that works better in the mobile app, and the app closes the extra browser screen when you’re done.

- You can now edit completed sessions - update duration, distance, and reschedule to a different date - Improved activity matching for strength and HIIT sessions synced from Strava and other devices - Workout push now supports multiple providers - push your planned sessions to Garmin and more - Push notification improvements for session reminders and activity sync updates - General stability and performance improvements