- Ride History — multi-select delete Long-press any ride to enter selection mode. Select individual rides or tap "Select All," then remove everything with one tap. The delete button shows the exact count. Swipe-to-delete still works as before. - Rich ride data saved permanently Heart rate, speed, elevation (ascent + descent), and calories are now saved into the ride record at import — the data is preserved on a new phone restore and syncs to all your devices. - Automatic backfill for older rides Rides imported before this update now fill in all their data (heart rate, speed, elevation, calories) automatically in the background on launch — no need to open each ride one by one. - Elevation on the bike card and Ride History The bike card now shows your total cumulative ascent ↑ and descent ↓ below distance and ride time. The same totals appear at the top of Ride History. Large numbers show with thousand separators (12,450 m) and elevation always gets its own line so nothing is clipped. - Ride detail sheet Tapping a HealthKit ride in Ride History opens a read-only detail sheet with all stored data — distance, duration, speed (km/h + mph), heart rate, calories, and elevation. Manual rides still open the edit form. - Duplicate ride cleanup If the same workout was imported twice, the extra copy is removed automatically — from history, totals, and CloudKit on all your devices. The copy with real data (heart rate, speed, elevation) is always the one kept. Totals on the bike card and in Ride History always reflect the deduplicated list. - Bug fixes - Import button stays disabled until heart rate finishes loading — heart rate is never missed on a fast tap - Indoor trainer rides (no GPS, no HR) no longer show a persistent loading spinner - Speed always shows both km/h and mph side by side - Calories appear even on workouts with no GPS or heart rate sensor - Service due thresholds use the correct deduplicated totals — no more false "overdue" alerts from duplicate imports - Rides no longer get permanently skipped if Apple Health access wasn't granted yet — they fill in correctly once access is granted

What's New: - Cover photos now sync to iCloud correctly — a data-type mismatch in the cover photo field was silently blocking all bike uploads. Bikes now appear on your other devices as expected. - Pull-to-refresh no longer deletes bikes that haven't finished uploading to iCloud yet — even ones added in a previous session. The app now only removes a bike if it was previously confirmed on iCloud and then deleted on another device. Genuine cross-device deletes still sync correctly. - Added "Verbose sync logging" toggle under Settings ▸ iCloud Sync ▸ Troubleshooting (off by default — for support diagnosis only). - Cover Photo is now available when adding a new bike, not just when editing. - Cover photo changes are now Save/Cancel-atomic — picking or removing a photo only takes effect when you tap Save. - Bike card height is now consistent whether a cover photo is set or not. - Swiss Knife got another useful add on: Pressure Converter bar -> PSI and vice versa. - Resolved SAG Fork Calculator issue with values, Fork values won't copy to Rear shock anymore when switching the tab. - Torque Specs: Done button moved to the right. - iPad UI: all key sheets now open full screen: Share & Protect, Insurance, Log Ride, Cost, Ride History, Weight, Scan Invoice, Add/Edit Bike, Invoices & Receipts, Manage Components, Cost Dashboard, Edit Profile, iCloud Sync, Watch a Price, Event Schedule, Buy (Search Parts web view). - Bike cards on iPad UI fix (2 cards solution)

Share TrailRig, your way. There's a new Share TrailRig screen (Settings ▸ About TrailRig) with three easy ways to pass the app along: • App Clip Code — friends scan it to open TrailRig instantly, no download needed to take a look. • QR code — links straight to the App Store, with a share or save option. • Share link — send the App Store link however you like. Shared bike links open right in the app. Tap someone's shared bike link (trailrig.app/b/…) and, if you have TrailRig installed, it opens instantly as a read-only build page — components, service history, and km. Viewing a shared bike is free; no Pro needed. People without the app get the App Clip preview. And scanning a general TrailRig code when you already have the app installed now shows a proper welcome screen with quick Open and Share buttons. Polish & fixes: - Profile now syncs reliably to a second device (an empty profile could previously "win" over your real one). - Restore is safer: a stale "account deleted" signal from another device can no longer wipe just-restored data. - Settings navigation rebuilt to the simplest, most reliable form so every page opens correctly. - Various stability and readability refinements.

This update fixes a data-loss bug and polishes the whole experience: • Invoice amounts are safe. Amounts typed with a comma (like "89,90") are kept exactly as you enter them — no more silent rounding or corruption. • Redeem Pro codes in-app. Tap Redeem Code on the Pro screen, and Restore Purchases now reliably unlocks Pro after a promo code — with the "Welcome to Pro" celebration for first-time unlocks. • Cleaner forms. Create Profile and Edit Profile now match, with clearly labeled fields, required-field markers, and safeguards so you can't accidentally blank out your name or details. • All-purple icons. Swiss Knife, Settings, and Preferences icons now match the app's purple theme. • Better on iPad. The Welcome and privacy screens are laid out for the larger screen, with more features shown up front. • Fewer rough edges. No more duplicate keyboard "Done" buttons, no stray keyboard popping up after creating a profile, no brand-validation border flicker, and correct VoiceOver labels throughout. • Smoother onboarding. The welcome screen no longer flashes for returning users, and you always land on your Garage after setting up — even on a second device.

Your Frame now captures its full spec sheet, and shared specs fill themselves in. • Frame spec sheet. Record rear shock size (eye-to-eye × stroke), headset standard, seatpost & seat-clamp diameters, max rotor size, rear brake mount, and front-derailleur mount — each a picker of common options across MTB, road, gravel, city and BMX, with a "Custom…" option to type your own. • Specs that sync themselves. Set a shared standard on the Frame and the matching part fills in automatically — rear axle ⟷ rear wheel hub, fork axle ⟷ front wheel, BB standard ⟷ bottom bracket, headset, seatpost diameter, front-derailleur mount, and caliper mount. Type it once. Front and rear brakes can hold different caliper mounts. • Swiss Knife. A new workshop hub — open the Torque Reference or a standalone SAG Calculator without opening a specific bike. Enter a fork/shock brand, model and travel for sag targets and pressure guidance. • Generate a new QR code. In Share & Protect, mint a fresh QR and link any time — the old one stops working immediately, so a leaked or printed code can be retired. • Easier forms. Every field now keeps its label visible after you type, and tapping the label focuses the field. Persistent labels across all component forms. • Sharper shared pages. When someone opens your bike's App Clip, service history now shows what was done (e.g. "Lower Leg Service · Sep 2026"). • Plus consistent TrailRig-purple styling throughout and a batch of reliability fixes to sync, spec editing, and Search Parts.