- Flipped the PACE lane in the FLIGHT DATA RECORDER so a faster pace sits higher. The other three lanes still read bigger-is-higher. - Pace slower than 33:00/km is no longer recorded. Only a standing start or a full stop produces those values, which is what left readings like 40:00/km behind. - Stretches where a value left the lane are now marked with a bar along the edge, so they can be told apart from a gap with nothing recorded. - The graphs in the FLIGHT DATA RECORDER are drawn taller. - Fixed the distance being cut off on the Watch past 20 km. - The watch now buzzes at every kilometer in runs started from the phone, not just in runs started on the watch. - Split voice callouts now come from whichever device your earphones are connected to. Paired to the watch, the watch reads them; paired to the phone, the app does. - Fixed split voice callouts going silent from the second run onward when you started another run without quitting the app.

A new Debrief tab reads your saved runs and shows how your pace, heart rate and alerts have been behaving over time. FLIGHT DATA RECORDER lets you rewind a past run. Pick any moment and see the pace, heart rate, cadence and altitude it was recording, along with where you were on the route. You can now choose the app's language in Settings: Korean, English or Japanese. Also in this update · Fixed the app staying on the running screen after a run was ended from the watch · The app now tells you when watch data stops arriving, and asks whether to end the run if it does not come back · A haptic now marks every kilometre, not just the voice · Fixed paused time being counted into split paces · Smoother scrolling and screen transitions when opening a long run · Tapping a date in Flight Calendar opens that day's run

This update focuses on making sure your runs are recorded accurately. • Fixed runs recorded with a mirrored Apple Watch being saved twice in the Health app • Fixed runs ended on the watch not being saved to the app • Fixed watch-only runs that could fail to reach your iPhone • Fixed the next run ending immediately when the watch summary screen was left without being viewed • Fixed GPWS alerts being recorded on the map too often, and made alerts clear faster • The inactivity reminder now repeats instead of firing only once • Improved how Apple Watch status is shown on the pre-flight screen

- Fixed GPWS getting stuck after OVERSPEED/SINK RATE and causing a crash - Fixed GPWS haptic alerts continuing to vibrate while paused - Added a Settings option to turn off the 7-day inactivity reminder

- Fixed an issue where Watch-only runs would occasionally fail to save. - Improved how quickly the app detects when you've stopped. - Added distinct vibration patterns for SINK RATE and OVERSPEED alerts, so you can tell them apart without looking at your wrist. - Improved the Digital Crown feel when setting a target distance on Watch. - You can now pinch to zoom the route map after a run. - Added a reminder notification if you haven't run in over a week. - Alerts are now organized by month for easier browsing. - You can now delete individual run records. - Enlarged the END FLIGHT button on Watch.

New - Voice announcements (TTS) for pace, heart rate, and cadence at every km split (also works during Watch-only runs — for best results, play your music from the Watch itself) - iCloud backup/restore for your running records - Redesigned Logbook, with records grouped by month and week Improvements - Improved Mission Flight target pace/heart-rate display - Added a Settings screen Fixes - Fixed the map's end marker - Fixed run-ending and voice announcement issues during watch-only runs

This 1.1 update focuses on fixing issues with Mission Flight and Apple Watch. - Fixed an issue where GPWS alerts (SINK RATE, OVERSPEED, MINIMUMS) weren't showing correctly during Mission Flight. - Fixed an issue where standalone Apple Watch runs (without a connected iPhone) could occasionally fail to save. - Fixed an issue where you couldn't end a run on Apple Watch while a GPWS alert was displayed. - The MINIMUMS alert on Apple Watch now shows the actual remaining distance in real time. - The Apple Watch screen now shows whether you're on a Free Flight or Mission Flight, along with your target pace. I'll keep improving RunWay for a more reliable running experience.