What's new in 2.3: • Multi-select in your history: in the list view, a button in the top bar turns on selection mode, with shortcuts to select every route, invert the selection or clear it. With routes selected you can delete them, download the track of those that only have the basic information from the portal, and upload them to your connected accounts, one by one, with a progress bar, the option to cancel and a final summary. Before downloading, a summary tells you how many routes already have their track, how many will come from each portal and how many cannot be downloaded. • More complete tracks: the tracks you download from your connected accounts keep heart rate, cadence and temperature. If a route is on several portals, it is requested from the one that provides the most data and, if it arrives without the heart rate or cadence you recorded it with, the next portal is tried and the most complete track is kept. • Improve tracks: a new multi-select action that goes through the routes you had already downloaded and replaces the track only if another portal provides missing sensors or more detail. Routes recorded with your phone are never touched. • My routes on the map: a new button, below the heatmap one, draws in the background the routes saved on your phone that pass through the area you are looking at, so you can see where you have already been and look for different paths. They show from zoom 9, their color is chosen in the map settings, and the map stays smooth even with hundreds of routes. • More accurate elevation gain while recording: with a data connection, the accumulated elevation gain you see on the go is corrected every minute with the terrain model, the same one applied when the route is saved. Without coverage the GPS value is kept and corrected when the network returns. This way the value you see during the route matches the one you get after saving it. • Protected offline maps: the maps you download to go out without coverage do not count towards the cache limit and the automatic cleanup never touches them. Maps downloaded with earlier versions become protected when you download the area again, which does not re-download what is already stored. • Opening route files from other apps: GPX, FIT, TCX, KML, KMZ and GeoJSON files opened from Files, mail or a cloud service are prepared in the background and imported directly. If a file cannot be read, the app tells you on screen. • Voice announcer: the average speed or pace of the last stretch is calculated with moving time, and in time mode the interval counts minutes in motion. • Waypoints: when you create one, the names you type by hand show up among the latest and most used, and the save button of the voice note is wider so it is easy to hit on the go. • Deleting routes: if the route has waypoints, photos, voice notes or segments, the delete warning lists them, because they cannot be recovered from any portal. • MisRutas: draft routes (planned with the editor, not completed) are no longer brought in when syncing, so your history only holds completed activities. The ones already there are removed on the next sync, unless you downloaded their track. • More screens translated into English and Portuguese: the profile form, the route import and backup messages, and the names of the map layers. • Recording starts instantly, without waiting for the sensors to connect, and the sensor panel shows your heart rate as soon as you connect the monitor. Thanks for training with us!

What's new in 2.2: • New SportMetrix map of our own: a map served by our own server, in the topographic map slot of the map selector. It shows tracks and service roads from zoom 13 (grey when paved, dashed track when unpaved) and real detail up to zoom 18. If it is ever unavailable, the usual topographic map shows in that same slot and our own map comes back as soon as it is reachable again, without restarting the app. • Loaded routes on the map: they are now drawn in cyan with the climb gradient on by default, so the steep parts of the route stand out at a glance. The loaded routes button shows a small circle with the gradient when it is active. • Expanded route map: tap the route and the chart marks the closest position with the same stats as tapping the chart itself. When you adjust an edge of the marked range, the map follows that edge at maximum zoom and the range gets highlighted over the route as you go, so you can see exactly where to release. A new button over the chart toggles between marking a range and following the route on the map by dragging your finger along the chart. • The range summary box now shows the average slope of the range as a percentage, next to ascent and descent. • Offline map download: an independent checkbox adds heatmaps to the download, for a single map or for all of them, without having the heatmap enabled. Heatmaps also recover on their own after a network outage. • Connected accounts: portal sessions are now stored in the system secure storage. Migration is automatic, no need to sign in again. • More stable Bluetooth sensors in long sessions with several scans and reconnections. Thanks for training with us!

What's new in 2.1: • The expanded route map and the chart comparison screen are now a single screen with two modes. The map gives the chart much more room, and that chart is the full comparison one: add heart rate, cadence, speed or temperature, pinch to zoom and mark a range to see its stats. One button hides the map and leaves the chart full screen in landscape; another brings it back, keeping everything you were looking at. • When you mark a range on the chart, it gets highlighted over the route on the map and a box shows its stats: distance, time, minimum, average and maximum of every active metric, plus ascent and descent. The box can be dragged around or folded into a button. • The chart axis switches between distance and time from the chart itself, and the choice is remembered. The time axis measures moving time, the same one shown in the workout header. • Before recording, the sport and the start button sit under a block showing your sensors live: whether they are searching or connected and the value they are reading right now. If the sport supports sensors you are not using, a line reminds you. Tapping a line connects the sensor right there. • Getting-started guide: if permissions or your details (age, weight, height) are missing, the app tells you at startup and takes you to the right screen with one tap. Your details are used for calories and zones, and they never leave your device. • When location is missing, a clear message over the map tells you what to do, with a direct button to the system settings. • The sports list in your Profile is now organised in groups (On foot, Cycling, Water sports, Gym, Others). • Route search suggests your previous searches and finds routes containing all the typed words, in any order and ignoring accents. • More realistic maximum speed: it is now measured as the speed sustained for ten seconds, in your recordings and in imported routes too. • History: routes with elevation gain show it in the list, long names take two lines, and age is shown in the readable unit (years, months, days or hours). Thanks for training with us!

SportMetrix keeps evolving! What's new in 2.0: • New heart rate and cadence charts in the route detail, each with its average line. Until now you could only see the zone breakdown, without knowing where your heart rate or cadence went up or down. The cadence chart discards the impossible spikes (over 200 rpm) some sensors report, and the section ends with its own zone map, like heart rate and speed. • Cleaner charts: each one shows a single metric, without the elevation profile that used to be overlaid on the speed and pace charts. Above every chart, the same value format: minimum on the left, average in the centre and maximum on the right, each with its unit. Speed, pace, heart rate and cadence are drawn as filled bars: with signals that swing a lot, a line looked like a comb of spikes. • New comparison screen: tap any chart in the detail and the phone rotates to landscape to cross metrics. It opens with the chart you tapped, alone, and at the bottom you pick what to cross it with (elevation, speed, heart rate, cadence, temperature), several at once if you want. Pinch to zoom in (you get real detail of the route, not a stretched image) and scroll with the bar below. A tap reads the values at that point, with the numbers next to the line and a dot where it crosses each chart. • Ranges: drag one finger across the chart to mark a range and see its summary (minimum, average and maximum of every visible metric, length, elapsed time and, with elevation visible, the accumulated ascent). Each edge of the range has a handle: touch it to grab that end and stretch or shrink the range without marking it again. The range is tied to the data, so zooming or scrolling keeps it on the same part of the route. The data box can be moved with its handle and folded into an info button to see the charts with nothing in front. • Charts your way: next to each section title there is a circle with its chart colour; tapping it opens a palette with a tone bar (lighter or darker). The chosen colour applies to every chart of that metric and is remembered. In the comparison screen, long-pressing a metric button also adjusts its opacity and its style (bars, line or filled line). When that screen opens, a hint reminds you of these gestures the first few times, and a help button brings it back. • New cadence zones (under 50, 50-65, 65-75, 75-90 and over 90 rpm), centred on the range where you actually pedal: with the previous ones almost all the time fell into two zones. • A tidier route detail: the elevation section moves ahead of speed, the map thumbnail becomes the ROUTE section, the waypoint list and the trim block fold by tapping their header (the app remembers how you left it) and the waypoint header breaks down how many are text, photo and voice notes. Side margins are reduced: charts and tables gain almost 50 px of usable width. • History in Cards mode: long descriptions are trimmed to four lines with an arrow to expand them, as in the activity detail. Bug fixes: • Speed, heart rate and cadence charts: black columns appeared where there should have been data. A zero was treated as a missing reading, when a stop (speed 0) or coasting (cadence 0) are real values; the chart now only breaks when the sensor really stops reporting. • iPhone: the comparison screen did not rotate to landscape and, stuck in portrait, the bar charts were not drawn for lack of width. It now rotates just like on Android. • Comparison screen: the range and the reading line did not land where you touched (the mark appeared shifted to the right of your finger). Also, pinching to zoom over an already marked range could be mistaken for a new selection. • Speed chart of indoor sports: the axis time labels could be one hour ahead on routes of almost two hours. • Performance: the temperature chart recalculated the route distances on every repaint, which slowed down the detail of long routes. Thanks for training with us!

SportMetrix keeps evolving! What's new in 1.95: • Voice notes on waypoints: the map waypoint button now opens a panel with three big options (Text, Photo, Audio), designed to be tapped on the move. The Audio option starts recording instantly (level bar, counter, Cancel and Save; it saves automatically after 90 s or when you lock the phone) and creates a waypoint with a microphone icon at the point where you started recording. Play it back by tapping the waypoint on the map or from the route detail; rename and delete it like any other waypoint. Notes are stored only on your phone and the voice announcer is muted while recording. Microphone permission is requested the first time. • Waypoints: the edit dialog lets you add a photo from the gallery or record a voice note on any waypoint, remove only the attachment (photo or audio) or delete the whole waypoint. In the expanded map of the history you can create text, photo or audio waypoints at the tapped point and move a waypoint by long-pressing and dragging it. When typing the name of a text waypoint, suggestions are filtered by what you type. • Protection against accidental pauses: the "Pause" bar requires holding for 1 second; during a manual pause a semi-transparent red pause icon with the paused time is shown over the map and, if you keep moving with the route paused, the phone vibrates every minute to warn you. The "no GPS location" warning becomes a big icon in the same area. • Backup: if there are waypoints with photos or voice notes, you are asked whether to include them (with count and estimated size; the file becomes a .zip). When restoring a .zip the files go back to their place; previous backups restore as before. New "Delete all activities" option (profile and settings are kept), with confirmation. • Redesigned dialogs: every dialog in the app shares the same square buttons (X at the top right to close, red with trash to delete, green with check to accept/save); option menus (portals, export, offline maps, restore backup) share the same row style with icon. The export format selector shows the extensions (.gpx, .fit, .geojson) as icon. • Portals (Strava, Garmin, MisRutas): when uploading a route, downloading its track or syncing changes a spinner blocks the screen until done. Share location: Waze and Apple Maps links fixed so the point is pinned correctly. Bug fixes: • Performance with hundreds of routes: route lists no longer load the map thumbnail of every route (previously over 100 MB of images per load: the simulation took 4-8 s to start and the app could go black). Thumbnails now load one by one as they come on screen and backups no longer include them. • iPhone: if you started recording with a countdown and locked the phone, recording did not start until unlocking. The app now keeps GPS active during the countdown so the start fires on time with the screen locked. • Route temperature: when re-downloading temperatures, times were compared in local time instead of UTC, with a 1-2 hour offset; fixed, and if the download is incomplete the current values are kept. • Route detail: waypoint changes made from the list are reflected instantly in the expanded map. Some dialog titles could overflow with large fonts. Thanks for training with us!

SportMetrix keeps evolving! What's new in 1.94: • Redesigned sport selection: the top carousel is gone; the sport is now chosen with a button built into the "Start activity" bar, both on the map and in the Data screen. It opens your list of preferred sports and, when you pick an indoor sport, the app takes you straight to the data screen. • Refreshed map panel: time is now shown as H:MM:SS with a clock icon and dimmed leading zeros, elevation gain and heart rate show bigger values with a heart next to the pulse, and everything adjusts automatically when values grow (very long routes or multi-digit elevation gains). • Clearer heart rate alerts: two options, "Beep when out of range" (based on your estimated maximum heart rate) and "Custom range" (with a min-max bar that drives both the sound and the visual alert). The heart on the map panel turns red and pulses when your heart rate is in the alert zone, with the number fading in sync with the beat; the mute button now shows whenever any sound alert is active and silences all of them at once. • Improved slope colors: the climb gradient goes from 2 to 4 bands (2-4%, 4-6%, 6-8% and over 8%) with an orange-to-red ramp, and on out-and-back routes the steeper sections are painted on top, so the descent no longer hides the climb. • Live route sharing: if position uploads keep failing (no coverage area), the map badge turns red and its panel shows how many positions are pending and how long ago the last one reached the server. Everything returns to normal with the first successful upload. • Route detail: long descriptions collapse to 4 lines with the edit pencil always visible; double tap to expand or collapse. Also, a long press on the temperature chart re-downloads all the temperature data for the route. • Map: the dark "no map" mode now uses pure black, with the battery savings that brings on OLED screens. The values panel is shown at the top by default on new installs. Bug fixes: • Heatmap: the Road and On-foot layers could stay invisible forever after a heatmap reorganization on the server; the app now detects it and recovers automatically. • Waypoints: name suggestions no longer include default names like "WP1". • The minimum iOS version rises to 15.0 (Apple requirement); no additional iPhone model is left out. Thanks for training with us!

SportMetrix keeps evolving! What's new in 1.93: • New language: Portuguese (Brazilian variant). The whole interface, voice announcements and number formats, selectable from Profile → Language. • Share with ID: publish an outdoor route with a 6-digit ID valid for 1 to 30 days, so whoever receives it can import it into SportMetrix (History → Import → With shared ID) or RouteDesigner. You can copy the ID, regenerate it or stop sharing at any time. The route is only visible during that time and only to whoever has the ID. • Photos on your route: new camera button while recording outdoors. The photo creates a waypoint right where you are, with a full-screen viewer (zoom), cropping and copy to the phone gallery. You can also assign a gallery photo to a waypoint without one from the route detail. • Data screen, "Move cards": press and hold a card and drag it to rearrange it, or tap it to hide or show it. The order and hidden cards are remembered per sport and included in the backup. • Data screen, colors: each value card can have its own color, with a 12-color palette. The chosen color is also applied to the map's data area. • Sport switching: the sport icon next to the stopwatch is now a selector; while recording, a long press switches the whole ongoing activity to another sport of the same category. • Bluetooth sensors: if a card depends on an enabled sensor with no data, it shows a pulsing orange button that opens the sensor setup without leaving the screen. Each sport remembers its last sensor configuration. • Map: tapping a waypoint opens its sheet to rename it, delete it or share its exact location (Google Maps, Apple Maps and Waze links). • Map: the data area (speed, distance, time, elevation) can be moved to the very top of the screen and back down; the position is remembered. • Waypoints: the name starts with a capital letter automatically and the dialog suggests your most recent and most used names. • Route detail: all actions are grouped in a "..." menu at the top right, and the footer shows "Available on:" with the synced portals. • MisRutas: waypoint photo sync with the portal (upload, update or delete, up to 3 per route). Bug fixes: • Auto-pause: after resuming an interrupted recording it stayed disabled for the rest of the route; also, a GPS fluctuation could leave the recording in manual pause without touching it, losing kilometres. Both fixed. • Map: if an invalid value corrupted the camera, the map froze to black until the app was killed; the last valid view is now restored automatically. • Waypoints: the add waypoint button disappeared during pause and auto-pause; it now shows whenever a route is being recorded. • Heatmap: downloaded content is validated (a server failure could leave the heatmap empty forever) and worldwide heatmaps are visible from further away. • Battery: animations of hidden tabs are paused and the battery usage indicator works even if you start the route with the phone charging. Thanks for training with us!

SportMetrix keeps evolving! What's new in 1.92: • Heart rate, audible range alert: turn on "Alert" in the heart rate card and set the range you want with two markers (30-220 bpm). If while recording your heart rate stays outside the range for 10 seconds in a row, a beep sounds every 10 seconds until you are back inside. • Map while not recording: your position is now shown as a circle surrounded by an aura instead of the direction triangle. The aura reflects GPS signal quality: the better the signal, the smaller it looks. Bug fixes: • Elevation gain: every local calculation (trimming points, importing, segments, simplification) now uses the same 30-metre resampling as the elevation API, so elevation gain no longer changes when you trim points or recalculate offline. • Trimming a route's points: elevation gain used to shoot up after trimming (it could almost double); it is now recomputed with the correct filtering and re-requested from the elevation API. If there is no connection at that moment, the correction stays pending and is applied automatically once it is back. • Segment elevation: a segment's elevation gain could come out higher than the whole route's because it accumulated GPS noise; it now uses the same filtering as the route. • GPX import: the import dialog pre-fills the name with the route name stored inside the file (it used to show the file name, which arrives as a string of digits from Telegram and other apps) and pre-selects the sport when the GPX includes it. • Importing a SportMetrix GPX: the real total time, the paused time (pauses shorter than a minute used to disappear) and the battery levels at the start and end of the recording are now restored from the file. • Importing routes: elevation normalization now starts automatically when the import finishes if there is a connection; offline, the manual normalize button in the route detail is still available. • Sharing a route with segments to another phone: importing it showed extra segments before and after the ones recorded with the stopwatch; only the segments you actually recorded are shown now. • Map while not recording: the position circle and auto-centring stopped updating after stopping and saving a route; they now keep working whenever you are not recording. Also, if you had a background route loaded and GPS had no fix yet, the triangular marker could briefly appear at the end of that route. • Live data: card titles (Altitude, Speed, etc.) are clearer in the dark theme. Thanks for training with us!

SportMetrix keeps evolving! What's new in 1.91: • Garmin Connect link: connect your account from Profile with Garmin's official login inside the app (two-step verification included). Sync your watch activities into your history, with their icon in the lists and their own filter; upload your workouts and sync name and description; and download on demand the full track (GPS, elevation and sensors) of any activity to view it on the map. • New Swimming sport (pool and open water): Garmin swimming activities are now classified correctly instead of showing up as another sport. • History, new Yearly view: your year in numbers (distance, time, elevation and number of activities) with a heatmap of daily activity, monthly bars stacked by sport, distribution by sport and your longest routes of the year. Great for browsing the multi-year history imported from Strava, Garmin and MisRutas. • History, new By-sport view: each sport's multi-year progress with a bar chart per year (most recent on the left; distance or time, switchable) and a yearly table with activities, distance and time. Scrolling one chart moves them all together to compare the same years. • Syncing with the portals (Strava, Garmin, MisRutas) no longer changes your local routes' data: it only marks them as existing on each portal. Name or description changes are resolved whenever you want from each route's sync button. • Pre-sync summary: before syncing you're shown how many activities are new and how many already exist locally, with the option to confirm or cancel. • When you download a route's track from a portal, the route becomes local: it's included in backups and no longer disappears when you disconnect the portal (its icon and name/description sync are kept). • Route detail: each portal's actions (Strava, MisRutas, Garmin) are grouped into a single button with its logo; tapping it opens the operations available for the route's state. • Profile: the "Connected accounts" title shows the number of connected accounts, and in Partner websites design.misrutas.net is now a tappable link. Bug fixes: • MisRutas: routes in design on the portal (planned, not actually ridden) are automatically marked as "Don't count" in the Monthly and Yearly views. • MisRutas: changing a route's sport on the portal and syncing now reflects the new sport without restarting the app. • Portal sync: when the API failed (expired token, no network) it showed "no news" instead of the real error; fixed. • Downloading a Strava or MisRutas route's track: distance stayed at 0 and the speed chart wasn't drawn; both are now computed correctly. • Live route sharing: if the system killed the app due to memory during a session, a straight line appeared in the viewer when resuming; the recorded points are now resent without gaps. Thanks for training with us!

SportMetrix keeps evolving! What's new in 1.90: • MisRutas.net integration: connect your account from Profile (authorizing in the browser, just like Strava). Sync the portal's routes into your history, upload your workouts choosing whether they're public or private and their difficulty, and download the full track (GPS, elevation, times and sensors) of any route on the portal to view it on the map. • No more duplicates in History: an activity uploaded to both Strava and MisRutas no longer appears twice; it now shows once with both portal icons, and existing duplicates merge automatically on the next sync. • Map: when opened without a location fix, it no longer centers on Madrid — it now centers on your last known location (or the end of your last outdoor activity); if there's no reference at all, it shows a world view. A blinking red icon warns you while no location is available. • Live route sharing reorganized: the control moves to a single spot at the bottom-left of the map, while the share-pointer-location button moves to the right column, next to the center button and the zoom controls. • Data screen: cards are reorganized into two columns, showing only the ones that apply to your sport and active sensors, with text automatically resizing to fit the available space. • Map: the heart rate indicator turns into a pulsing red heart when your heart rate enters the anaerobic zone (80% of max HR). • Uploading to Strava now asks for confirmation before sending the activity to your account. • Import route by RouteDesigner ID: the suggested title now includes the ID in brackets, and the route is saved marked as "Don't count" in the monthly view, since it's a design rather than a completed activity. Bug fixes: • Import route (by ID or file): fixed an internal error when the import dialogs closed, which could break the screen and abort the import. • Upload to Strava/MisRutas: editing the route's name or description without closing its detail view sent the previous values instead of the newly edited ones. • History: returning from a route's detail view after syncing or uploading it now keeps your scroll position. • Map: when finishing a route, the average speed and distance in the stats panel are now shown with matching size and alignment. Thanks for training with us!

What's new in 1.81: • 8 new sports: hiking, trail, gravel, e-MTB, skiing, kayak, paddle surf and strength training. Gravel is now its own sport, separate from road cycling ("Road" and "Gravel" as distinct entries). Strength training is a distance-free session: just time, heart rate and calories. Each sport has its own icon, GPS mode and auto-pause thresholds. • My sports in Profile: a new card lets you toggle which sports appear in the sport selection carousel on the Activity and Data screens. At least one sport must remain visible; if you hide the one currently in use (while not recording) another is selected automatically; the active sport cannot be hidden while recording. The card title turns blue and shows how many sports are selected. On a fresh install the most common sports come pre-selected (walking, hiking, running, MTB and road cycling). • Share a location from the map: when you pan the map, a button appears next to the crosshair to share that exact point; tap it to copy the location as a link to Google Maps, Apple Maps or Waze and send it through any app. • Live route button on the map: the live route sharing control has been moved out of Settings and now appears as a button on the map when you pan it (next to the share location button), only while an outdoor recording is active. It shows the same options as before and, with an active session, lets you see the share code, change the update frequency and stop the live. • Import route by ID: the dialog now comes with the sport the route was designed for pre-selected and the route name already filled in, showing only your active sports in case you want to change it. Bug fixes: • Live route: the sport icon sent to the web viewer is now correctly displayed for all sports, including the new ones. • Map: the waypoint button now only appears while a recording is active; it no longer shows when there is no recording or while paused. • Live sharing: when the definitive elevation gain is calculated after normalising GPS elevation data, it is now sent to the viewer so the correct value is shown instead of the raw GPS reading. Thanks for training with us!

SportMetrix keeps evolving! What's new in 1.80: • Import routes by ID: the import button in History now offers two options, "From file" and "By RouteDesigner ID". This new option lets you bring in a route designed at design.misrutas.net by typing the 6-digit ID shown when you share it there. The route downloads within the dialog itself (with a progress indicator); if the ID doesn't exist or has expired, the message is shown without closing the dialog so you can fix it. On a successful download you can name it and pick the sport, just like importing a file. • Global popular routes heatmap: the heatmap now starts to cover the whole world (MTB for now) instead of just Spain. The app adapts automatically to whatever the server provides: which sports are available and up to which zoom level, with no app update needed. When the worldwide road and on-foot heatmaps are published, they will appear on their own. Bug fixes: • The heatmap button is now always available and keeps the state you left it in (on or off). It previously disappeared when finishing a workout while the summary was shown, and only appeared in some areas. • Fixed the map "spin" during recording with movement-orientation mode, which occasionally turned almost a full circle the wrong way and back. Rotation now always takes the shortest turn. • Heatmap offline download: it no longer tries to fetch zoom levels the server doesn't have for that layer, avoiding useless requests. • Maintenance: internal libraries updated to their latest compatible versions (Bluetooth, SVG, permissions, database) with no behaviour changes. Thanks for training with us!

SportMetrix keeps evolving! What's new in 1.79: • Full-screen map viewer in route detail: explore the track with zoom and pan, color it by elevation gain, speed or altitude, enable the popular routes heatmap and edit waypoints directly on the map. The interactive elevation or speed chart syncs with the map: tap a point to jump there, or drag to travel the route in real time. • Popular routes heatmap on the main map, now with a floating button that appears when data is available. Choose sport (MTB, Road or On foot) and track color. • New map types: Topo HD (clear relief and labels, replaces CyclOSM) and MTB Map (contours and trails, replaces OSM+Trails). • Status indicators on the map: sharing icon (live session active), cadence (sensor connected) and heart (heart rate monitor active). Informational only. • Settings are now always editable, even with a workout in progress. • Friend portals in Profile: direct link to misrutas.net to download thousands of routes. • Cadence zones redesigned: 6 fixed compact zones, no redundant zone map. • History thumbnails now use Topo HD map, clearer at small size. Bug fixes: • Average speed fixed at workout end (no longer recalculated incorrectly after route optimisation) • Monthly summary: time per sport now shows moving time • Voice announcer: settings are now preserved when switching sport or restarting • Update banner on iPhone: the Update button now opens the App Store correctly Thanks for training with us!

• The app now opens straight on the Map, with your activity always in view • Switch sport instantly with the new carousel • Read the terrain: climbs are highlighted on the map and thumbnails • Start recording right from the map, without leaving the screen • New Nutrition and hydration section in the workout details • Voice announcer: mute with a single tap without losing your settings