OUT HERE The thing I most wanted NavRun to do, it does now. Start a session and one link goes to your people. They see where you are and how you are moving, live, with no account and nothing to install. Then they hold a button and their voice reaches you: mile 80 of a hundred, mile 10 of a 50k, deep in the night. Being accompanied is free, and it stays free. RACE WEEK, ON YOUR PHONE Build your race plan from the app instead of going to find a laptop. Aid stations are yours to edit: add one, fix a mile marker, mark where your crew can reach you, note what is in the drop bag. And the race day list, headlamp, spare socks, the thing you always forget, is free for everyone and one tap from the start line. YOUR PLAN KNOWS WHICH RUN WAS THE RUN A day you ran used to sit on your plan with nothing next to it. Now your run links itself to the day it was for, on its own. Two runs in a day both count. A walk or a hike is credited as time on your feet, because that is what it is. A trail run is a run. It never says you missed it. ANSWER THE WEEK NAVRUN WRITES YOU When a week goes sideways NavRun writes you another way through it. Take it, keep the week you had, or change one day before you take it. Any hard run still ahead can become an easy run: same day, no pace to hit, nothing else in your week moves. A FIRST WEEK IF YOU HAVE NEVER HAD ONE Nothing synced, nothing logged? You still get a week. Walking and running, laid out in minutes on your feet rather than miles, building on whatever you show it next. ALSO IN HERE Four screens when you open the app for the first time, saying why NavRun exists before it asks you for anything. Signing up asks one question now. Your photo in the top right opens your profile, with "Who can see you": every link you have out, and a way to close each one. The app is pine now, the same colour as the rest of NavRun, and easier to read in the dark. A hundred miles of splits fits on one screen, so you can see where you faded. Records and best efforts open the run behind them. I am one ultrarunner with a day job, building this for the community that made me. If something in here is wrong, write to me at navrun.app/support and you get me. Whatever you are out here for, you are not out here alone.