Fixed an issue where, after reinstalling, the number of workouts left to read stayed the same for a long time Fixed an issue where, after reinstalling, Somvia asked you to turn on notifications again when you reopened it Fixed an issue where the recovery score kept showing “Partial data” while workouts were being read, or when there were no workouts Improved the buttons throughout the app

Use the new export button on any workout to save it as one long image or copy it as text to paste into an AI chat. It works without turning on sync Improved the route map in workout details, so your route is easier to see Each heart rate zone now shows its share of the whole workout Grok and Muse are now listed on the Connection page

Fixed an issue with recovery score notifications

More reliable morning notifications Your morning recovery score and other notifications now arrive after you unlock your iPhone, even if you haven’t opened Somvia Today updates sooner Scores appear on Today as soon as they’re calculated, and score cards no longer show “Couldn’t update” while an update is still running

A redesigned interface Today, Training, workout details and Trends have a new design that brings scores, charts and key readings together, making your daily check-in and workout review easier Easier training comparisons Compare workout count, duration, distance and elevation gain with the same period last year, or explore your totals by month More workout detail New heart rate zones and split data let you compare pace, heart rate, cadence and power across a session Three optional notifications Get a morning recovery score, a reminder to add a workout note, or an alert for several days of unusual resting heart rate or HRV. Control each type separately Personal sleep need Estimated sleep need now takes your age and recorded sleep into account

Fixed text showing as labels such as “tab.today” when the iPhone language is English (UK) or another English variant.

Falling asleep earlier than usual is no longer flagged. Now in English (UK).

Somvia now scores your training. The new Today tab tells you each morning whether today is a day to go hard. Supports recovery score, sleep score, HRV status and training status, and any score opens to show which data it came from. Every workout gets splits, a heart rate curve and its own scores. Trends show whether you are getting fitter or piling up fatigue, and the training heatmap puts a year of workouts on one screen. The scores and data in the app can be read by the AI Agent you connect over MCP. Memory carries your goals, injuries and preferences across Agents. This update also reads date of birth and biological sex, so you will see the Health permission sheet once more. They are used on your iPhone to estimate maximum heart rate and training load, and are not uploaded.

Background syncing after the phone locks is now more reliable, so syncs no longer stop midway. Workout records now pull in their data more completely, including corrected split distances.

Syncs now handle only what's new, so they're faster and use less data.

Health syncing is now more dependable, even when iOS interrupts background work. Workout and sleep details resume automatically, helping your connected agents stay current • Purchases and restores recover more reliably after connection interruptions • Manual workout markers stay intact in workout details