1.1.179 The ride's page now shows the day's weather forecast at the meeting point - temperatures, sky and the chance of rain - the same forecast the ride's share card carries.

1.1.176 Fixes a crash at launch on iOS 27 for builds made with Xcode 27: the app now uses the UIScene life cycle Apple requires. Everything else is as in 1.1.175. Sign-up: a little more air between the bike field and the suggested bikes under it. Adventure riders now see the adventure community on its own: adventure rides, posts, riders and stats, with no enduro mixed in. A rider who signs up with an adventure, travel or dual-sport bike, or a quad or side-by-side, lands in the adventure community straight away instead of waiting to be filed by hand.

1.1.173 The keyboard gets out of the way in the chats In the community chat, once the keyboard was up there was no way to put it away: a tap on a message kept it open, there is no "done" key on a multi-line box, and the tab bar sat under it - so after writing something you could not get to your profile or the updates without leaving the app. Now a tap on any message, or a drag on the conversation, closes the keyboard, in the community chat, ride chats and private chats alike.

1.1.172 Friends from your contacts, on Android too "Friends from my contacts" asked Android for permission to read the address book and was refused on the spot, with no dialog, and the phone's settings offered no switch for it - the app had never declared that it wanted to read contacts on Android. It does now: the permission dialog appears when you tap "allow access", and the screen finds which of your contacts already ride here. Nothing else changed: numbers are still hashed on the phone, and the address book is never uploaded.

1.1.171 Don't miss what happens on your ride When you join a ride, ask to join one, or lead one, and notifications are not on for the app, the ride's page now says so - with what you would miss: the time or meeting point changing, the ride being called off, new messages in the ride chat, the leader approving you, or, for a leader, somebody asking to join. One tap turns them on. If notifications were turned off in the phone's settings, the page says where to turn them back on and opens the settings for you. The note can be closed for a ride, and it goes away by itself once notifications work.

1.1.170 Tag a rider with @ Type @ and the first letters of a name in a comment under a community post, in the community chat or in a ride chat, and a short list opens above the box: the riders you probably mean, each with the bike they ride. Pick one and the name goes into your message as a link - a tap on it opens that rider's card. In the community the list is every rider who uses the app, your friends and the chat's recent writers first. In a ride chat it is the riders on that ride. A rider who is tagged hears about it: a banner right away when they are in the app, and otherwise in the update that gathers what happened in the community - likes, comments and now tags - which goes out after half an hour instead of an hour. A tap lands on the message or the post. 1.1.169 Share anything from Updates - posts, guides and news Every community post now has a Share button, next to like and comment. It opens a small sheet: WhatsApp, Facebook, copy the link, or the phone's own share menu for everything else. The post arrives in the chat as a card with the writer's name, their words and their photo, and the link opens a page that shows the post to anyone - with the way into the app to answer it. Guides and news articles have the same Share button right on their cards, so an article can be passed on without opening it first. Their links are short now (they used to be the whole Hebrew title), and their preview pictures are lighter, so WhatsApp shows the large card instead of a bare link. A shared link tapped on a phone that has the app opens the post or the article inside the app. 1.1.168 Chats that arrive at once, and a lighter chat screen A message in a chat now appears the moment it is written. The app used to ask the server for news every couple of seconds, and a message waited for the next question; now the question is held open by the server and answered the instant somebody writes. The community chat, a ride chat and a private chat all work this way, and "is writing…" shows up just as fast. Pull the end of a chat upwards to check right now - the same gesture as pulling a list down at the top, at the end where the news arrives. A small "checking" note shows while it looks. The chat screen is lighter. Typing in the message box no longer redraws every message in the room on each letter, and photos in a chat are loaded at the size of the bubble instead of full size (the full picture still opens on a tap). On Android in particular the room scrolls and types more smoothly. 1.1.167 Chats show new messages the moment you open them - no more waiting several seconds - and check twice as often while open; the number on the chat tab refreshes faster too. The like and comment buttons have a cleaner, modern look. 1.1.166 Every chat has a smiley beside the send button that opens a box of six emoji - one tap adds one to your message. Reactions are the same six everywhere, with a button for any other emoji from your keyboard. The like button has a cleaner thumb, and the send arrow now points the right way. 1.1.164 The community feed under Updates scrolls smoothly: only the posts near the screen are loaded and photos arrive at the size your phone draws them. A very long photo is cropped in the feed and opens whole with a tap. The riding-experience question now offers the same five clear choices as the sign-up form. 1.1.163 Ask Jeremy about the community chat: a new search button with a sparkle opens a page where you ask in your own words, and Jeremy answers from what riders wrote - a short summary and the messages it came from. It searches the whole chat history by meaning. Nothing you ask is posted to the chat. 1.1.162 Community posts are published the moment you send them - no more waiting for approval. You get a short confirmation and land back on the feed with your post at the top. A post that does not belong in the community is removed.

1.1.161 Recommendations with a photo, the bikes they fit, and ratings Every product in the AliExpress recommendations from the community chat now shows its photo from the listing and the bike models it fits, with their years. A product that fits by size rather than by model, such as handguards for a 22 or 28 mm handlebar, says it fits every bike. Riders can rate each recommendation with one to five stars. The card shows the average, how many riders rated it, and their faces; a tap on them lists everyone who rated and their stars. Tapping your own rating again removes it.

1.1.160 The ride's hour says what it means Under the time in the ride form there is a choice now: "we meet at 07:00" (selected by default, and what every ride so far meant) or "throttle on at 07:00" for a leader who means that the wheels roll then and everybody should be there before. The ride page spells the chosen one out beside the hour, so nobody arrives on time to find the group gone. The same choice is on the edit form. 1.1.159 The ride's air king, and a share button that shares A finished ride now shows its air king under "the ride is over": the rider who spent the most time in the air, with a medal, how many jumps, the total time in the air and the longest jump. The king gets 50 coins, paid within the hour after the ride ends. A ride with no jumps shows nothing about air. Fixed: the ride's share button (and the one in the ride chat) opened the app again instead of the share page on phones where the app claims its own links. It now opens the share page, and the link it shares still opens the app for whoever has it. 1.1.158 The recommendations button says what it is In the community chat the bag button beside the bell now carries two small lines, "riders' recommendations / AliExpress", and the filter chip reads in Hebrew only so it no longer clips on Android. 1.1.157 Pull the chat down for the newest In the community chat and in a ride chat, pulling the list down fetches what arrived right now instead of waiting for the next poll; in the community chat it also picks up the tags Jeremy added to lines already on screen. 1.1.156 AliExpress recommendations, kept and searchable A new chip in the community chat, and a bag button beside the bell: every product a rider recommends in the room (an AliExpress link with a few words) is written up by Jeremy in Hebrew with the bike it fits and the link, and lands in a catalogue. Newest first, a "my bike" filter that keeps what fits the bike on your profile, and a search box that looks through everything ever saved by words and by meaning. Each card shows who recommended it, with their bike, a tap away from their card. 1.1.155 You hear when somebody answers you A reaction or a comment on your community post, a reaction or a reply to a message of yours in a ride chat or the community chat: while the app is open you get the app's own banner, and a tap lands on the post or on that very message in its chat. Away from the app, a chat event arrives as a notification at once, and what gathers on your posts is told once an hour in one notification that opens the post.

1.1.159 The ride's air king, and a share button that shares A finished ride now shows its air king under "the ride is over": the rider who spent the most time in the air, with a medal, how many jumps, the total time in the air and the longest jump. The king gets 50 coins, paid within the hour after the ride ends. A ride with no jumps shows nothing about air. Fixed: the ride's share button (and the one in the ride chat) opened the app again instead of the share page on phones where the app claims its own links. It now opens the share page, and the link it shares still opens the app for whoever has it. 1.1.158 The recommendations button says what it is In the community chat the bag button beside the bell now carries two small lines, "riders' recommendations / AliExpress", and the filter chip reads in Hebrew only so it no longer clips on Android. 1.1.157 Pull the chat down for the newest In the community chat and in a ride chat, pulling the list down fetches what arrived right now instead of waiting for the next poll; in the community chat it also picks up the tags Jeremy added to lines already on screen. 1.1.156 AliExpress recommendations, kept and searchable A new chip in the community chat, and a bag button beside the bell: every product a rider recommends in the room (an AliExpress link with a few words) is written up by Jeremy in Hebrew with the bike it fits and the link, and lands in a catalogue. Newest first, a "my bike" filter that keeps what fits the bike on your profile, and a search box that looks through everything ever saved by words and by meaning. Each card shows who recommended it, with their bike, a tap away from their card. 1.1.155 You hear when somebody answers you A reaction or a comment on your community post, a reaction or a reply to a message of yours in a ride chat or the community chat: while the app is open you get the app's own banner, and a tap lands on the post or on that very message in its chat. Away from the app, a chat event arrives as a notification at once, and what gathers on your posts is told once an hour in one notification that opens the post.

1.1.154 One chip for buying and selling, a screen on the way in, photo bursts In the community chat, buying and selling are one filter chip now. Every message passes a screen before it lands: the ride chats' word list, then Jeremy reading it beside your own upcoming rides - spam, sexual content and abuse are turned away with a sentence, and a line that plainly belongs in one of your ride chats ("running ten minutes late", "where exactly do we meet") comes back with a button to that chat. Photos sent one after another fold into one bubble of small tiles with their captions; each tile still opens and takes reactions. 1.1.153 The chat tab says what it is The new tab is labelled "community chat" in full, so it is not mistaken for a ride chat or a private conversation. 1.1.152 The community chat gets its own tab The chat moved from the Updates screen into the tab bar, where the gift shop used to be; its tab shows how many messages arrived since you last looked in, and the room's name carries the number of riders it is open to. The gift shop now lives on your profile, under your friends. 1.1.151 Reply to a message with a swipe In the community chat, a ride chat and a private chat, swipe a message sideways (either way) and it drops into the box as a small quote; the message you send carries that quote, and a tap on it jumps to the line it answers. Works for text, photos and pins alike. 1.1.150 The ask-Jeremy box stays above the keyboard Asking Jeremy about a chat message from an Android phone hid the box you were typing into behind the keyboard. The sheet now lifts itself by the keyboard's height on both platforms, and the quoted lines make room for it. 1.1.149 Ask Jeremy about a message, and chats that show their work Long-press any message in the community chat or a ride chat and ask Jeremy about it: he gets the message with the three before it as the context, so "is that a fair price?" or "what is he describing?" needs no copying. The community chat now shows who is typing above the box, a photo going up shows its percent with a retry if the signal drops (the ride chat too, and a post's video), and photos from an iPhone camera now upload from both chats instead of being refused. 1.1.148 The community chat A new room under Updates, open to every rider, with the faces and bikes of a WhatsApp group. The assistant sorts every message a few seconds after it lands - ride invitations, riders looking for a leader, buying, selling, chatter, technical talk - and the chips at the top show only the kinds you want to read; your choice is kept on your profile and the unread mark counts only what it would show you. Notifications are off until you turn them on from the bell inside the room and pick the kinds worth a push; then you get one digest at most every ten minutes. Photos, reactions with who-reacted, a tap on any name for the rider's card, and report or delete from a long press. 1.1.147 Sharing that waits for the meeting point Turn location sharing on from home and the app now asks: share now, or when you arrive? "When I arrive" keeps the switch armed - nothing goes out and nothing is recorded until you are within a few kilometres of the meeting point, then sharing starts by itself and says so. The notification and the lock-screen card show the distance left until then. Ending a ride now stops the leader's own sharing at once, and everyone else's switch drops within seconds with a word about why. The ride gallery notes that the route is measured from the meeting point. 1.1.146 Routes onto your ride, from inside the app A ride's leader now loads the route without leaving the app: pick a line from the Routes page, upload a GPX from the phone, or use the browser page for a file on the laptop. The ride page shows the route it carries and lets you take it off. The Routes page is also one tap away from the ride history.

Bigger clips, clearer words Videos up to 1 GB can now be posted to the community and the ride album. A clip over the cap is refused on the phone, with the reason, before a single byte is sent; an upload that loses the signal says so plainly. The Jeremy button in the header is shorter, so it fits every screen.

Routes: the trails we rode together A new Routes page, reached from the map on the Rides tab: every route the community has ridden, drawn on one map with the meeting point it set out from. Narrow the list by region, level, distance and riding time; tap a route to see its line, who rode it and who led, with one-tap navigation to the meeting point and the GPX to take along. Upload a route of your own as a GPX, public for everyone or private for you alone, with its meeting point and the level it suits. Uploads are reviewed by the team before they appear. Routes: ride one privately, in one tap On the Routes page, any route can become your own private ride: tap "private ride with this route", choose now or tomorrow morning, and the ride opens with the line as its planned route, ready for the live map and the off-route arrow. Nobody else sees it unless you edit it into a group ride. The routes card over the map on the Rides tab is now a clear white card with the question and a pinned map. Routes: clearer upload When uploading a route, who sees it is now a plain choice between public (everyone, after the team approves it) and private (you alone), with a line under it saying exactly what the chosen option means. Links open the app An invitation to a ride (enduro-hub.net/i/...), a ride's share page (enduro-hub.net/he/ride/...) and a personal referral link now open the app on a phone that has it, instead of the website. An invitation opened this way is taken for you and lands on the ride; opened before you sign in, it waits and is taken the moment you are in. On the website, the invitation page also offers "open in the app" for browsers that keep links to themselves, such as the one inside WhatsApp. Also: invitation links no longer contain letters that look alike.

The app follows your phone's appearance by default Unless you chose a theme in Settings, the app now takes your phone's setting: dark with a dark phone, light with a light one, and it switches when the phone does. A choice you made yourself still wins, on every device you sign in on. Also in this build, from 1.1.135: organizers can name leaders from the riders who hold a seat (a flag beside each rider on the ride page), the roster tags them, the ride header lists them, and the rides list shows the organizer and the leader side by side with face, bike and ride count.

Wording fix on the phone-sharing setting Everything from 1.1.132 (the light theme, the rider card everywhere, friends from your phone book and SMS invites, suggested friends, share into the app, YouTube in the community, the watches page) plus one correction: the "share my phone" setting in Settings → Privacy now says exactly who sees your number - the riders on your rides and your friends, nobody else.

ג'רמי בטלפון מעדיפים לדבר? דף יצירת הקשר נפתח עכשיו בכרטיס של קו הטלפון של ג'רמי, ובצ'אט עם ג'רמי יש איקון טלפון לצד זה של טלגרם. לחיצה אחת מחייגת. המספר הוא הקו של המדינה שלכם; במדינה שאין בה קו, הכרטיס והאיקון פשוט לא שם.

Leaders: a word on how each rider rode - When you end a ride, say of each rider who was there whether they were at the ride's level or found it hard. Two taps per rider, nothing required, and only you see it. It is what lets levels be tuned from what actually happened on the trail. Notifications that land where they are about - Tapping a notification now opens the thing itself: a ride chat message opens that chat, a direct message the conversation, anything about a ride you lead or ride on the ride's page, and a news alert the article. Direct chat - Long-press a message to edit or delete your own words, for 30 minutes after sending. Edited messages say so; deleted ones leave a quiet note in their place. Air-time recording is stricter about what counts as a jump: rough ground no longer reads as air, while a real jump still counts.

Full rides, sorted out - The leader can now let riders in from the waiting list with one tap, and message them first. The waiting list is clearly marked, and every rider on the roster shows their bike and level. - Joining a ride needs a bike on your profile - it is what the leader and the other riders see beside your name. Ride chat - Long-press a message to edit or delete your own words, for 30 minutes after sending. A ride's leader can delete any message. Edited messages say so; deleted ones leave a quiet note in their place. - The chat says who joined the ride and who left. - Riders on the waiting list join the chat once they have a seat. Air-time recording now runs the whole ride on Android.

Invite riders to any ride, and a garage that counts kilometres Every ride you lead can now invite people, not only the private kind: friends from the app get a push, a phone number that is not on the app gets an SMS with a link to sign up and join. The ride page lists who was invited and who took the seat, and an invited rider is greeted on the ride's page. In the garage a machine can count engine hours, kilometres, or both. An adventure bike keeps its kilometre reading and its service log; the scheduled service plans stay in hours for now.

Video in the community A community post can now carry a video. Pick a clip when you write a post - it goes up in pieces if it is big, and the feed shows a frame of it with a play button once it is ready; tap to play. On iPhone the clip is sent at 720p, so a minute from the trail goes up in seconds.

A rating ask after your own ride, pictures that know where they were taken, and a word when the GPS is off After a ride, when you open the gallery and see your own numbers - the kilometres, the moving time, the top speed - the app may ask you to rate it. Only then, only once in a long while. Pictures you add to a ride's gallery now carry where they were taken, read from the original before the phone re-encodes it, so they can sit on the ride's map. A picture taken with the camera from inside the gallery is placed where you are standing. And while you share your position on a ride, the app now notices when the phone's fixes are hundreds of metres off - network location instead of GPS, a phone being throttled - and says so on the live map, with what to check and a button to the settings. On Android the sharing notification says it too.

Leader or organizer, and the archive on the tools tab When you open a ride you now say what you are to it: the leader who rides in front, or the organizer who puts it together while somebody else leads. One row, two words, on the new-ride form and when editing. The word then follows the ride everywhere your name appears beside it - the ride page, the list, the gallery, the live map and the chat - so riders at the meeting point know who to follow. The ride history and galleries moved up the tools tab, right under the garage, and show how many rides are in there.

The community in numbers A new page off the riders tab, for the pleasure of seeing who rides with you: how many of us there are and how many joined this month, what burns and what charges, two-stroke against four, who we are, where we ride, which makes fill our garages and the ten machines most of us keep. Every figure is a share of the whole, the bars grow in as you arrive, and your own region is flagged so it is the first one you find.

Pick a colour, pick a size A gift in the shop that comes in colours now shows them as swatches, and the colour you pick shows its sizes. A size we have run out of is there but struck through, so you can see we make it and you were unlucky, and a gift with nothing left in any size says so on the shelf instead of after you tap it. What you picked travels with the order, so the parcel that arrives is the one you chose.

Your private rides, first A rider invited to a private ride could not find it among the open ones. The rides list now has a "private rides" chip, always first, holding every ride you were invited to, lead or already sit in. Open the app with one waiting and you land on it. Also in this release: - Reactions on messages in both chats, WhatsApp style, and the same long-press tools in a friend chat as in a ride chat. - A contact form in the app: report a problem or ask the team anything, with your profile attached. - The riders page explains the live map and shows a demo of what a ride looks like from the inside; close it and it stays closed. - Settings now say whether notifications are active on this device, and a device the server had lost re-registers quietly on launch. - Adding a bike the garage already holds edits that bike instead of creating a second one.

Replies under article comments A comment under an article can now be answered. Every comment has a "reply" link; the reply is written in the same box, marked with who it answers, and once it is approved it appears indented under that comment. The website has the same threads, and a reply written on either side shows on both. When somebody answers your comment, you get a notification the moment their reply is approved. Jeremy's answers to questions now sit under the question they answer instead of further down the page.