[This release] • Voice guidance is shorter. It says only numbers, direction and what to do, like "Run started." or "Off course. Return by a safe path." English guidance follows the same style. • Finish details and the share card now include cadence, heart rate, calories and elevation, with cadence per kilometer. Event result cards show average pace. • New "Home layout" in Settings lets you hide the cards you don't want on Home. • Galaxy Watch: a watch-only run starts even if some permissions are declined, and short runs no longer leave a stale notification. The watch stays awake while you wait at the start, and pauses show on the wrist right away.

[This release] • When changing the start of a loop course, your current location shows as a blue dot and a "Closest point to me" button picks the nearest course point. • The course ranking now states its rule: one entry per runner, your fastest time, updated whenever you run faster. The count is people, excluding AI pacers. • Runner rankings read as "points · courses done", and the monthly distance chart shows units. • The watch help matches today's features: Galaxy Watch (Wear OS) works from the wrist too, and free runs can be recorded with the watch alone.

[This release] • A new Home layout: points, alerts, help and profile at the top, then your world journey and today's run pass, a "Run now & make my course" button, and Run a course / Join an event / Create event. • The bottom tabs are now Home, Courses, Events and Records. This week's summary moved to Records. • Events are split into Official events and Crew events. Events you joined stay at the top, ended events are greyed out, and long lists page. • Sign-up is three steps: email, code, then terms. The first-run consent is a single page. • Import GPX/TCX files from your watch app in Records. Imported runs never enter rankings. • Fixed runs not finishing while standing on the finish line.

[This release] • The Courses tab now starts with "All courses map" and "Finish map". The all-courses map opens as a world map: tap a dot to see the course name, then Info for its description and full route. • Course descriptions are translated into your app language automatically, with the original one tap away. Course names and IDs stay as written. • The GPS course ranking on the course screen is collapsed by default and opens with "Show ranking". • In Vietnamese, your running mate and interval coach now speak Vietnamese, and watch labels, notifications and sign-up emails follow your app language too. • The weather card is hidden outside Korea.

[This release] • Vietnamese is here. Pick "Tiếng Việt" in the language row on the first screen or in Settings and the app text and running voice guidance switch to Vietnamese. Automatic mode follows your device language, then the language of the country you are in, then English. • Course screen: the "Course guide points" button moved right under the photo and description. Tap it to see the points on a map with their notes, then close to return to the course. • World journey: the map now opens on your starting point, your journey position and the next destination, and shows your location dot when location is allowed. The starting point is measured fresh from your current position. • Long labels shrink to fit their buttons instead of being cut off. • Map labels follow your device's app-language setting. You can change it from the language row in Settings.

[This release] • "Free run" is now "Run to create a course". The bottom tab reads "Create course" and the start button "Start run". Saving your route as a course and the training modes work as before. • World journey: allow location and your current position becomes the journey's starting point (rounded to about 1 km and stored only on your device). The detail screen now has a world map showing the start, your journey position and the next destination. Journey length depends on the starting point. • The home layout, beige tone, ticket style and running features are unchanged.

[This release] • Course photo: add one intro photo to a public course you created. It is shrunk on your device with location metadata removed before upload, and shows on the course page and share card. • Course description: write a one- or two-line intro (160 characters) when creating a course, or later from the course page, and edit it any time. • Guide points: reorder with the up/down buttons in the list, and use "Move pin" in the pin menu to move a point to another spot. • The course page's bottom actions (share, photo, description, points, delete and more) are now an icon-and-label grid. • Help: new entries for course photos, descriptions and point ordering.

[This release] • Fixed: moving the start of a loop course could drop the final stretch when GPS drift left a gap at the finish. • On loop courses the "Change start" button now explains first — you can move the start and run it as a private course, where other blind crew won't appear. • The start gate is now 10 m (was 5 m) on both iOS and Android — easier to line up at the start. • Within 300 m of the start, "Find the start" zooms the in-app map to show your position and the start point together instead of opening a maps app. • Loop courses (start and finish at the same spot) now show separate markers — an S circle at the start, and a dot with a raised G circle at the finish. • Loop courses that ended within GPS drift of the start (up to 50 m) now offer "Move the start". • The event course screen's Real GPS / Virtual course check buttons now match the course page — titles only, tap for the explanation. • Guide points: drop a note anywhere on a course — it shows as a numbered pin with its note on the map, and while running it is announced by voice and an on-screen card 25 m before the spot, automatically. Course creators can add, edit, and remove points any time. Share codes carry them too. • Loop courses (start and finish at the same spot) can be re-started from any point as your own private course. A one-time hint appears when you open a loop course. • During a free run — and on the watch — a "Point" button marks the spot; it becomes a guide point on the course you create. • When the phone imports a watch-only run, it asks whether to publish it — publishing puts the course and your record into the rankings. • Pull to refresh on the Courses tab; the list also reloads when you return to the app. On a slow network a "tap to retry" note appears instead of silently showing samples. • Home recommendations retry your location if the first fix fails in a new city. • The course-name bubble that covered the start point on the full-screen map is gone. • Free / paid entry is now shown as a large badge on event cards and details. [Fairness] • Fast records are kept and reviewed instead of being rejected outright (they stay out of rankings until reviewed). Only humanly impossible values are rejected. • Start-line evidence (fix count, distance, accuracy) is stored with each record. • Each event pins the judging rules in force when it was created. • The results premiere now says it is a reconstruction stitched from each runner's own splits. [Screen cleanup] • Course run page: Real GPS / Virtual course check show titles only; explanations open on tap. • A language row (Auto · 한국어 · English) at the top of sign-up/login and in Settings. • Courses tab: the list comes first; "Make my own course" moved below. Free run: pre-start checks show only items that need attention; Training mode and Earn points buttons. • Long explanations moved behind ⓘ. "Quick run" is now "Free run"; "Demo" is now "Virtual course check". • Host-uploaded event artwork keeps its aspect ratio inside the ticket design. • Help: new entries for guide points, loop-course start, and free/paid entry. [Voice guidance] • Pause reminders and drift-from-pause alerts, start-point guidance, 3·2·1 countdown.

[This release] • Guide points: drop a note anywhere on a course — it shows as a numbered pin with its note on the map, and while running it is announced by voice and an on-screen card 25 m before the spot, automatically. Course creators can add, edit, and remove points any time. Share codes carry them too. • Loop courses (start and finish at the same spot) can be re-started from any point as your own private course. A one-time hint appears when you open a loop course. • During a free run — and on the watch — a "Point" button marks the spot; it becomes a guide point on the course you create. • When the phone imports a watch-only run, it asks whether to publish it — publishing puts the course and your record into the rankings. • Pull to refresh on the Courses tab; the list also reloads when you return to the app. On a slow network a "tap to retry" note appears instead of silently showing samples. • Home recommendations retry your location if the first fix fails in a new city. • The course-name bubble that covered the start point on the full-screen map is gone. • Free / paid entry is now shown as a large badge on event cards and details. [Fairness] • Fast records are kept and reviewed instead of being rejected outright (they stay out of rankings until reviewed). Only humanly impossible values are rejected. • Start-line evidence (fix count, distance, accuracy) is stored with each record. • Each event pins the judging rules in force when it was created. • The results premiere now says it is a reconstruction stitched from each runner's own splits. [Screen cleanup] • Course run page: Real GPS / Virtual course check show titles only; explanations open on tap. • A language row (Auto · 한국어 · English) at the top of sign-up/login and in Settings. • Courses tab: the list comes first; "Make my own course" moved below. Free run: pre-start checks show only items that need attention; Training mode and Earn points buttons. • Long explanations moved behind ⓘ. "Quick run" is now "Free run"; "Demo" is now "Virtual course check". • Host-uploaded event artwork keeps its aspect ratio inside the ticket design. • Help: new entries for guide points, loop-course start, and free/paid entry. [Voice guidance] • Pause reminders and drift-from-pause alerts, start-point guidance, 3·2·1 countdown.

[This release] • The results premiere now says it is a reconstruction stitched from each runner's own splits — overtakes are not moments you actually ran together. [Fairness] • Fast records are kept and reviewed instead of being rejected outright (they stay out of rankings until reviewed). Only humanly impossible values are rejected. • Start-line evidence (fix count, distance, accuracy) is stored with each record for more accurate judging. • Each event pins the judging rules in force when it was created, so later rule changes never re-score an existing event. [Screen cleanup] • Course run page: the Real GPS / Virtual course check buttons show titles only; explanations open on tap. • A language row (Auto · 한국어 · English) at the top of sign-up/login and in Settings. • Courses tab: the course list comes first; "Make my own course" buttons moved below it. Drafts live under a top icon. • Free run: pre-start checks show only items that need attention. New Training mode and Earn points buttons. • Course run: GPS course ranking sits right under the distance; blind crew settings collapsed into one button. • Long explanations moved behind ⓘ buttons. "Quick run" is now "Free run"; "Demo" is now "Virtual course check". • Host-uploaded event artwork keeps its aspect ratio inside the ticket design. [Voice guidance] • Pause reminders and drift-from-pause alerts, start-point guidance, 3·2·1 countdown.

A new ticket-style design, plus sharing, ranking and profile improvements. [Design] • Home, Courses, Free run, Events and Profile now use a ticket-style design. [Sharing] • When you share a course, crew or friend invite, the code is sent separately so it can be pasted right away. • Events can be opened by code (Events tab › "Open event by code"). [Ranking & profile] • When you publish a course made from a free run, your first-runner record goes straight into the course ranking. • Add a profile photo, and contact the admin from the top of your profile. • Hosts can see how many people signed up before an event opens. [Voice guidance] • New cues while paused (reminder, away-from-pause-point), at the start gate, and a 3-2-1 countdown. [Event cards] • Uploaded event artwork now sits inside the ticket design at its original aspect ratio.

Event list, free run and reminder improvements. [Events] • Newly opened events now appear first in the list (by creation time). • If you sign up before the entry window opens, you get reminders the day before and on the day it opens. Premiere reminders (day before, 30 minutes before, start) are unchanged. • Courses removed by an admin disappear from the list right away. [Free run] • Intervals, workout programs and target pace are now one-at-a-time: only one can be active and only one settings panel opens. The active one is highlighted on its button.

Event screen and sharing improvements. [Events] • "Share event" on the event screen sends the title, distance, entry window, premiere time and a link in one tap. People without the app can view the event and install from the link. • Before results open, "Watch a sample premiere" plays a sample video right away; once results open, the same spot shows the real premiere. • New "Upcoming" chip on the Events tab. "Open" now lists only events whose entry window is open right now. • Event creation has a "Save draft" button, and reopening asks "Start fresh / Load draft". • Card images uploaded by hosts are shown as-is, without text overlaid. • The event map and full-screen map now frame the whole course. [Other] • "Don't show this again" on event popups moved next to the close button so it's easy to tap. • Includes the 1.0.17 run-reliability improvements (battery status hint, GPS gap restoration, review check before results finalize, and more).

Prize delivery for events and auto-generated event artwork. [Events] • When hosting, set prizes per rank and how many runners receive them. • After the premiere, runners who placed get a congratulations popup and can send delivery details (name, phone, address) right there. • Details reach only the host, and only after results are final. Hosts check them under Profile > "Prize requests"; the contact is deleted as soon as delivery is done. • Pick a background photo when hosting and the event card and banners are generated automatically with the name, course and dates. [Running] • Fixed "unfinished run" showing repeatedly after giving up or stopping before the finish line in an event. • Pre-start checklist now includes wear and reconnect tips. [Help] • Added "What happens if GPS drops out".

Fairness tools for official events, pause, crew notifications, and a smarter Home. [Running] • Pause now works in event runs too. Distance stops while paused, and on course runs the rest time is left out of your record. • A course you create with "Quick run" makes your run its first runner. • Pre-start checklist — verify "Always" location and step-sensor permission before you start (never blocks you). • "Quick run" starts faster. [Events] • Results go provisional → appeal window → final, and your rank shows a verification badge. • You can appeal your own record from the premiere results (7 days after the premiere). • Server check-in signals during the run verify when your record was made. [Crew & Home] • Crew chat notifications are on by default; the room asks once when you first enter, and the bell above the chat turns them off. • "Crews recruiting" is a swipeable row, with a "My crew room" card below that opens the chat. • If you have runs from another device, Home shows "Go run a course".

Appeal your race result, fairness improvements, and a tidier points card. [Events] • You can appeal your own record from the premiere results screen. An organizer reviews and replies, and the evidence for your run is kept while the appeal is open (up to 7 days after the premiere). • Records containing a pace no human can run stay out of the ranking even if approved in review. • If vehicle-like speed is sustained for 200 m or more during an event, the run is kept but held for review instead of ranked. [Points] • "Points history" on your profile now expands right under the card — no need to open settings.

Resume a run, refund purchased points, and better handling of GPS dropouts. [Running] • If the app is killed mid-run, reopen it and tap "Resume" to keep going — distance, time and your event attempt are preserved. • In a free run, a GPS dropout under 10 seconds no longer breaks the course line or the record. • During an event, if GPS drops and comes back on the course, the gap is filled from elapsed time and course distance so your record continues. [Points] • You can request a refund of unused purchased points. The amount is based on the purchase price minus the in-app fee and is deposited to your bank account within 15 days of confirmation. Overseas accounts are supported. • Points earned from activity aren't refundable. • Apple's refund request sheet can be opened right inside the app. • "Charge" on the profile card opens without expanding settings. [Events] • When a paid event is cancelled, entry fees come back automatically — points instantly, bank transfers as a refund request. • Records arriving up to 6 hours after the premiere are kept for operator review.

Map, Events tab, Courses tab and the free-run intro got a tune-up. [Map] • During a run the map rotates with your heading, and opening full screen keeps the zoom. • After you drag the map it follows you again shortly — within 20 seconds even if the release event is late. • Closing full screen stops the hidden map from working in the background, saving battery. • Course browser, My runs, path editor and course creator maps no longer lose camera moves sent before the map is ready. [Events] • The top of the Events tab is now one scrollable row of chips — Open · Joined · Past · Hosted by me · Create event. • Past events are all under one chip. [Courses] • Draft courses and the "Courses with no owner" vault moved below the course list. • Courses made from a free run no longer include GPS jumps. Save, preview and recovery use the same rule. [Free run] • The start screen shows what your own course can do — share with friends, race your past self, earn points. • Mock-location flags from the watch are kept, and step evidence survives app recovery. [Other] • Distance units are written as km; with miles selected, the course creator shows miles too. • Server error messages in crew rooms and meetups appear in the app language.

Account-scoped courses and runs, a checked run start with clearer background recording, GPS gap recovery, and better voice guidance. [Yours only, per account] • A late server response after deleting your account no longer revives runs. Watch runs with an unknown owner stay on the watch. • Courses and drafts made under another account no longer show up in your list. Courses made before an account was attached wait in the "Courses with no owner" vault on the Courses tab. • A run started on the watch goes only to the account that was signed in at the time. [Saving and publishing] • Right after a run, the app tells you separately whether the run and the course draft were saved, and lets you retry just the part that failed. • If the connection drops after "Save publicly", the draft shows "publish pending" and is retried automatically when you reopen the app. • The finish screen shows run, course, publish, and server-sync states on separate lines. [Running] • GPS keeps recording when you go Home or turn the screen off. Starting a run now confirms that background recording is actually on and a fresh location fix is in before the clock starts; if not ready, the app says why and does not start. • During a run the banner distinguishes preparing, recording, waiting for signal, reconnecting, and check settings. A dropped connection is retried a few times with growing pauses. • Stretches without GPS are reconstructed from the returning fix plus surrounding speed and steps; unconfirmed stretches stay in the record as "needs review". Drops and recoveries are announced on screen and by voice. • Voice guidance speaks one line at a time, most important first. Leaving the course gives an immediate cue with two vibrations, returning a short one. Every kilometer (or time interval) you hear distance, time, pace, and rank; running mates are narrated in the third person. Vibration and the interval can be changed in My Info. • Starts count within 5 m of the start point. Finishes count when you pass the course end within 5 m, or after 5 seconds within 10 m. • Before a start the app checks location permission, device location, and GPS signal, and tells you what is missing. • The map rotates to your heading during a run and ignores small jitter. • Runs without enough step or motion evidence are saved as "pending activity review" and stay out of rankings until confirmed. • In "Run now", a run whose course is 300 m or shorter does not count toward records or rankings, and the finish screen says why. • All three run screens use "hold to stop" to reduce accidental finishes. [Events] • Tap an event in the schedule calendar to open that event. • "Create event" on Home offers both official and crew events; "Quick fill" sits at the top of the event-window step. • Brand event ads show only during the event window you set; "Don't show again" hides that event only. With several ads you swipe between them. • New events are public. Crew event runs take 1–5 days, official events 1–10 days; out-of-rule windows are explained and blocked. • Hosts can edit course and mode until someone else joins. A course that has hosted an event can no longer be deleted. [Screens] • Fixed "Recently run by others" spinning forever after tapping "Go run a course" on Home. • Home totals, My Records, Courses, rankings, and crew information refresh after saving or syncing. • The app information card in My Info shows version and build. In English, points, fees, and dates use English formats. [Crews] • Reusing a crew name no longer mixes in the old crew's members or runs.

Improved account-scoped courses and runs, with clearer saving and publishing recovery. [Yours only, per account] • Courses and drafts made under another account no longer show up in your list. • Courses made before an account was attached wait in the "Courses with no owner" vault on the Courses tab — claim the ones that are yours. Courses you had published come back automatically. • After deleting your account, its runs no longer reappear on the phone. • A run started on the watch goes only to the account that was signed in at the time. [Saving and publishing, all the way] • Right after a run, the app tells you separately whether the run and the course draft were saved, and lets you retry just the part that failed. • If the connection drops after "Save publicly", the draft shows "publish pending". Reconnect and open the app to retry automatically — course first, then the run. • The finish screen shows the run, course, publish, and server-sync states on separate lines. • On short runs, a late server response no longer detaches the run from its session. [Running] • All three run screens now say "hold to stop" to help reduce accidental finishes. • The "catch me" running mate moves more unpredictably, with a 20-second minimum gap between its voice cues. • Free runs under 300 m no longer automatically create a course draft. The course description includes a note about the start point. [Events] • Home shows open events under "Official / crew events", with a "See events" button that opens the Events tab. • Newly created events are public — the audience picker is gone. Existing events retain their visibility settings. • Crew event runs take a 3- or 5-day window from the buttons, or any 1–5 days from the calendar; official events take 1–10 days. • If the window breaks the rule, the wizard explains why and does not move on. • Accounts that cannot host official events yet see the requirements and their progress. • A course that has hosted an event can no longer be deleted. [Screens] • Home totals, My Records, Courses, rankings, and crew information refresh after saving or syncing. • The public and private save buttons now say where each one counts. • Your own courses no longer show a like button, and the "running report" in My Records was tidied up. • The app information card in My Info shows the version and build, alongside guidance on runner grades. • In English, points, entry fees, and dates use English formats. [Crews] • Reusing a crew name no longer mixes in the old crew's members or runs.

• Race results have been rebuilt. At the premiere time you get the final rankings and times, plus a digital trophy and a finisher card. • Scan the QR on a finisher card to jump straight to that race's results. It stays locked until results are public. • Missed the push? Your trophies and finisher cards are always waiting in Results & Rewards. • If results are corrected, we tell you clearly that they changed and when. • While you wait, the screen now says exactly whether results are still being tallied or already open — no more tapping into an empty screen. • Races under review after a report say so up front, and entry is paused. • Races the server does not re-verify now say so on the race screen. • Trophy discs are gold, silver and bronze instead of one colour. • Invite links and finisher-card QR codes now open correctly even when the app is already running. • Before a quick run you can check that location, GPS and recording are ready. • New Earth Journey detail screen — see how far your total distance has taken you.

• Fixed runs from another account showing up in your records when one device is shared. • Fixed the previous account's runs and rankings briefly appearing right after you switch accounts. • Fixed restoring runs from another device not working after an account switch. • Fixed missing course names and blank routes on your finished-runs map. Everything fills in now, even with many runs. • Fixed the "me" marker in rankings attaching to someone else with the same nickname. • Runs recorded before an account was attached can now be found and claimed in the Recovery vault. • Fixed the crew chat character counter disagreeing with the real limit. • Fixed the page indicator drifting when you swipe through races. • The recently-run courses list no longer jumps while loading, and you can retry if it fails. • You are now told in advance when the Terms of Service change.

Place your running mate ahead or behind, wherever you like. ■ Chase me — put your mate anywhere · Choose whether they pull you from the front or chase you from behind. · Pick 10/20/30/60 seconds, or enter your own with "Custom". · "Random" rolls the seconds at the start — your chosen direction is kept. · Fixed: a mate behind you was caught right at the start line. · The on-screen gap now reads correctly for both directions. ■ Accounts · Account recovery and password reset no longer reveal whether an email is registered. · Your user ID is now sent only by email. ■ Notifications · Premiere reminders are retried when delivery fails — and never sent twice to the same person. · Reminders that came due while the server was asleep are sent once it wakes. ■ Records · Resending an offline run now keeps its link to the server record. ■ Terms · Nickname rules and event-hosting wording now match how the app actually works. · In English, the Terms and Privacy Policy open in English.

Faster lists, a clearer running mate, and fairer rankings. Faster screens - Course thumbnails are drawn once and reused, so scrolling the list is much lighter. - Course cards now appear in two rows, so you see more at a glance. Catch me if you can - Your running mate is now marked in pink, so it never blends in with other ghosts. - Choose how many times you can catch it: 1, 3, 5, or unlimited. - Once you reach that number, it stops running away and stays beside you to the finish. Rankings - AI pacers are always placed below real runners, even when their times are faster. - Finish a course nobody has run before and you start at first place. GPS - If the signal drops briefly in a tunnel or between buildings, the gap is bridged when a human running speed explains it. - That stretch now counts toward your distance, record, and ranking, and the course can still be shared.

Update notices fixed, safer run finishing, a pre-start checklist, and record status badges. Update notices - When a new version is out, Home tells you right away, and checks again when you come back to the app. Run screen - Finishing now takes a 1.5-second hold, so a brush in your pocket never ends a run. - While a run is being saved, Finish cannot be pressed again. - GPS status is shown in words: stable, fair, weak, or checking. Before you start - See whether you are on real GPS or demo, and whether location permission, background recording, and accuracy are ready. - If something is off, open Settings right there. Record status - Every race record carries a badge: official, provisional, under review, practice, or demo. - Demo runs no longer mix into rankings, finish counts, or total distance. - Home shows your location status. Security - Your sign-in token now lives in the device's secure storage. - Deleting your account also removes records and photos left on the device.