- Tap the month at the top of the Sessions tab to filter sessions. Choose a month, a year, or all sessions, then filter the list by multiple tags, location history, and duration. You can combine filters. Your last selection is kept after restarting the app - Export one or more completed sessions as CSV. Save or share the files from the share sheet - AirPulse can calculate your current age from your date of birth in Apple Health and use it for the default heart rate zones based on age. In Settings, choose between Apple Health and entering your age manually - For the upper and lower limits, you can now play audio feedback between the two limits instead of outside them - The website and FAQ are now available in all 15 app languages. Links in Settings automatically open the version in your language - You can turn off the Shortcuts notification for Auto Start. Find the instructions under "Auto Start" in Settings - Updating to iOS 27 may stop the Auto Start automation from working. If you haven't updated yet and rely on Auto Start, wait for now before updating to iOS 27. Our website has the latest guidance and steps you can try - AirPulse automatically loads the latest information and issue notices from the website and shows them in Settings, even without an app update. Under "Notifications > Issue notices", you can turn off automatic checks or use "Check now" to check manually

- The new diagnostics mode checks HealthKit, location, Save Battery, and Live Activity. If it finds a problem, it shows you steps to fix it. You can find it in Settings under “Support > Diagnostics”. AirPulse also suggests running diagnostics when it detects a problem - Move between months in the Sessions overview and select every visible session at once when needed - The new range chart shows minimum, maximum, and average heart rate for different periods. Its calculation is independent of individual tags and sessions and includes every value - AirPulse is now also available in Swedish, Turkish, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese - AirPulse has a new website with answers to frequently asked questions. Open the FAQ from AirPulse Settings under “Support > FAQ” New Pro features - Personal tag reports are available immediately after restarting the app and do not need to be recalculated

- Choose an accent color from several suggestions or freely pick any color to personalize the look of AirPulse - See how much storage is used by sessions, map previews, custom audio files, and cache. Free up space by clearing the cache, for example - Delete all your sessions, tags, profiles, and custom audio files. Your app settings and Pro status stay unchanged - An issue with support purchases has been fixed. You can now support the continued development of AirPulse directly in the app again - Multiple issues have been fixed: One bug could stop tracking completely. Another bug could prevent location data from being recorded correctly. Fixed an issue that could sometimes cause the app to take a very long time to launch New Pro features - There is now a third tab called Statistics. It includes personal tag reports with your normal range, trend, and time distribution - Use your own short audio files for zone entries and intervals instead of the standard announcements

- The Live tab now lets you choose 15 and 30 minutes as additional time ranges - You can now receive a notification when an active recording has ended - The audio feedback editor now calculates the BPM preview of zones based on a selected tag - Fixed a bug from version 1.0.7 that prevented new tags from being added - Fixed an issue where iCloud Backups were not synchronized automatically in some cases New Pro Features - Location tracking can now be enabled specifically for individual tags - Recorded locations can now be viewed directly as a replay

- In session details, the graph is now zoomable and scrollable so you can inspect longer sessions more precisely - You can now configure your heart rate zones manually and adapt them to your own training

- Bugfixes - AirPulse now supports Audio Feedback. You can configure audio feedback individually by session tag and heart rate zone - Change the tag of a running session directly from the Live Activity without opening the app - Mute audio feedback for the current session directly from the Live Activity without opening the app - Your data is now backed up to iCloud automatically and synced across your devices - Japanese has been added as a new language - There is a new Siri shortcut for changing the tag of a running session. If no session is running yet, AirPulse starts one directly with the tag you selected

- UI/UX optimizations - Fixed two issues that could stop background tracking or cause the app to crash - Removed the animated heart from Live Activity because it could freeze the widget or crash the app in some cases - The Sessions tab now includes a daily summary so you can review each day at a glance - Session details now include two new charts: BPM distribution and zone distribution - AirPulse is now available in Spanish, French, Hindi, Italian, Dutch, Polish, and Russian - You can now stop the current active session manually. A new session starts right away, making it easier to separate two sessions that follow each other

- UI fixes - Create your own tags, organize them into categories, and link them to an activity level - Session tags can now be changed directly in the sessions overview by tapping the current tag - Settings now include a button that lets you quickly rate AirPulse and send feedback - Settings now include a contact button so you can reach out directly by email if you have any questions

- UI and perfomance fixes - New Sessions tab – grouped by day for better overview - Session tags – categorize sessions (workout, sleep, relaxation) - Location filter in onboarding – control where sessions start - Autostart setup assistant – easier automation via iOS Shortcuts - Improved live graph – smoother and customizable