Ruckly Version 1.1.3 makes customizing your training goals easier and adds a weekly recap view. A short weekly recap of your sessions the prior week is available in app for all users, the recap also shows your progress during the last week relative to your 4 week average. The optional post-workout check after every workout which let you evaluate how your actual workouts compared to what was recommended was influencing the recommendation engine a bit too much. Additionally, for users that ruck several times a week, it was popping up too often. To improve the experience while training with Ruckly, two quick questions on how your workouts felt during the last week now show in the weekly recap summary. These only show if you've set up a training plan and will help the training engine recommend workouts that match your goals.

Ruckly 1.1.2 makes upgrading to Ruckly Pro simple and your post-workout results easier to review and share. • Improved reliability when loading subscription options, starting a free trial, restoring purchases, and recognizing active Pro access. • Refreshed workout Summary layout with cleaner key stats and pace highlights. • Additional bug fixes and polish throughout the app.

Version 1.1.1 fixes an issue where partial route completion could in some instances count as a full route completion. We also added more control to how you manage on/off route alerts during a workout. Off-route audio alerts, if enabled, can now be silenced from the live activity tracker on the lock screen. Better support for completing challenges that include a route in them. Challenge creators can share waypoints with names/details to help participants with unfamiliar routes.

Version 1.1.0 adds several new features to Ruckly: - Easily distinguish which waypoints you've added details to during your workout. Waypoint pins now has a star around it when there is a name and/or note attached to it. - Toggle viewing waypoint pins on the live workout map. When pins are shown, point by point navigation is displayed to make following a route you've created easier. - When logging an indoor or no-GPS workout, your estimated distance is now more precise based on your step count. - A few ways to easily provide anonymous feedback to us. Help us improve Ruckly and let us know how you're using the app.

What’s New in Ruckly 1.0.1 Starting a workout is faster, following your Training plan is easier, and your post-workout recaps are more customizable than ever. • A redesigned Start experience. Quick Start and Start New are now front and center, so repeating your previous setup takes one tap and customizing a new session is faster. Log Workout remains the same for completed, indoor, or no-GPS sessions. • Your favorite routes, ready to go. Favorite routes now appear as stylized cards on the Start screen, complete with their names and key stats. Tap one to begin a workout using that route as guidance. Sharing saved routes, directly or through a challenge, is easier too. • Quick Start keeps up with your Training. Start one workout with Counts toward Training enabled, and future Quick Starts automatically load the latest targets for your selected Training recommendation. Distance, pace, and load guidance update as your plan progresses. • Workouts worth sharing. A new suite of post-workout share controls lets you personalize your recap, highlight the stats that matter, and add your own photos. • Meet Relative Load. Ruck Intensity is now Relative Load, a clearer name for the weight you’re carrying relative to your body weight, with adjustments for factors such as pack type and support. It gives you a better idea of what’s ahead when planning a workout, while Ruck Score remains the primary measure of the work you perform during your session. Plus cleaner layouts, clearer guidance, more celebratory personal-best messages, and polish throughout the app.