• Save rides to Apple Health: turn it on in Settings › Integrations › Apple Health and each ride you finish is saved as an indoor cycling workout with heart rate, power, cadence and active energy. hupser only writes to Apple Health and never reads from it. • New Hills settings shape what your trainer feels with ERG off: how steep climbs and downhills feel, and the steepest climb. Find them under Shifting difficulty in Settings › Account. • The Ramp test gets 6% of your FTP harder every minute up to 296%, ends when you stop pedalling and goes straight to the cool-down. • Older Tacx smart trainers (Vortex, Bushido and Flux on older firmware) now work over Bluetooth. • hupser picks the best source for power and cadence, and readings no longer flip back and forth when a sensor drops out. • The workout library now imports .erg, .mrc and Garmin/TrainingPeaks .fit workouts as well as .zwo, and the workout editor can add messages that show on screen at a set time during the ride. • New course: EC Slovenia 2026 – Možjanca, the 22 km European Championship lap near Kranj, with a course picker before you ride. • On iPhone, the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island show your ride: time ridden and time left, power, heart rate, cadence and the current step. • Interval alerts count down 3, 2, 1 before an interval ends. Interval alerts, shifting and intensity changes no longer vibrate the phone. • Connect Discord in Settings › Integrations to show your W/kg on your Discord profile. • Ride with others is now on by default and saved with your account; turn it off in Settings › Training. • Rides that didn't reach Intervals.icu are retried while hupser is open, and a ride you mark as real goes to Intervals.icu and Apple Health too. • Changing your trainer while a ride connects is quicker, and the power card shows your zone in a coloured chip. • Submit feedback can include diagnostics: your paired devices and recent trainer events, with personal details removed.

• hupser is invite-only for now. If your account isn't on the list yet, the app shows who you're signed in as and offers Join the waitlist, Check again and Use a different account. Your rides stay saved on the device and upload once you're in. • Synced rides now include which kinds of devices you rode with (brand and type, never their names) and the course, to help us fix connection problems.

• A new sign-in screen: Apple, Google and email sit in one card over hupser's violet light, and Continue with email opens right there. • The workout editor opens full screen and asks before discarding unsaved changes. Blocks look like the workout shape and show their length and watts; long-press a block to reorder it. Durations and cadence are set on wheels. • The Friends drawer is laid out like Settings › Privacy: Requests, Riding now, Recently and Sent. Adding a friend has its own page with your code in large type and a share button. • Editing training zones no longer stacks the old and new numbers or leaves stray marks on the ruler.

Hoopser Ride is now hupser, with a new logo and a brighter purple. • You now need a hupser account to ride: sign in with Apple, Google or a link we email you. Your FTP, zones, workouts, calendar and rides follow you to every iPhone, iPad and Mac you sign in on. • hupser now speaks Slovenian. • Friends: add riders by invite code, see who's riding and choose what they see. Turn on Ride with others to see riders on the same course in the 3D world. • History has a calendar with your rides, scheduled workouts and Intervals.icu plans. Re-run opens the exact workout again. • Shifters: pair a Zwift Click, Play or Ride or an OpenBikeControl shifter. With ERG off, 24 virtual gears follow the route's climbs and descents. • Finishing an FTP test suggests your new FTP. • The Live Activity shows the current interval, what's next and your power, with Pause and Resume on the Lock Screen. • Intervals.icu connects with its own sign-in, and Strava uploads get a short ride description you can turn off. • The 3D world runs at 60 fps while you ride, follows dark mode, and shows a loading screen instead of a black one. • Ending a ride asks once: Save, Discard or Keep riding. • hupser reminds you to plug in when your battery may not last the workout. • Share usage data (off by default) helps us see where riders get stuck.