• Walk or Hike, beside Ride and Run on the sport picker: a walk scores on foot, imports as itself, and paces its group as a walk • Runs are targeted against your own critical speed, fitted from your runs — pace targets, pace bars, the watch and the calendar's critical-pace line all read it instead of borrowing your cycling numbers • A calendar: every ride, run and walk on its day, with the month's or week's fitness curve under it. Fitness History lives here now • Schedule a workout, once or repeating, and be reminded fifteen minutes before it starts; Import brings in FIT files or a Strava or Garmin archive • Planned sessions badge the app icon and the picker's Calendar button, and Upcoming Workouts is on the icon's long-press menu • Each session's notes and group chat are summarised on your phone by Apple Intelligence into a line on that calendar day — nothing is sent anywhere, and past sessions get theirs on the next launch • Every session ends on its own analysis, over the route on the map: every chart labelled, and a drag reads any second of it • Just Ride hands the smart trainer to you — resistance up and down from the session — and structured workouts get an ERG switch, for when you'd rather ride the intervals yourself • Run or walk together: the group card shows each runner's critical pace, and the group is paced for its slowest runner • End the group as its leader, or leave it as a rider, from the Group card — with a question first • Explore only offers loops the chosen workout fits • A map download can be cancelled, a failed one retried, and every download holds the same map the app draws • Your first session offers to schedule the next one, or set up a routine • Delete your account and everything under it, from the Profile page • The location dot fans a cone the way you're heading, in place of the notch • A new icon • Bug fixes and performance improvements

• Offline maps for anywhere on Earth: search for a place — Kyoto, Nairobi, Bogotá — and take its map with you, instead of only the ground that happened to be on the list • Download as much of the map as you like — the monthly and four-at-once limits are gone; every area shows its size before it starts, and a swipe gives the space back • Chat & Notes, in Settings: every notepad and every group conversation from every ride in one list, to read, export or delete — and notes are per ride now, so a ride opens on a blank pad instead of on March's gate code • Your ride is written down as it happens. A flat battery, a crash, or iOS reclaiming the app in your pocket used to throw away everything since you pressed start; now the ride is waiting when you come back • Fitness History draws the shape of the ride: every activity has its own map, read from the file on your phone • Send a ride to a coach or a club as a FIT file, with or without the track — the switch is off unless you turn it on • Sixteen more languages: Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai, Polish, Dutch, Ukrainian, Swedish, Irish and Tibetan — twenty-three in all • Any rider in a group can ask for any stop now — a café, a bike shop, anything, not just water and a restroom — and when the leader says yes it goes on everyone's route, not only on theirs • Choose whether a Wi-Fi Aware pairing lasts the ride or is remembered for good, in Preferences → Wi-Fi Aware Pairing • The group has its own Lock Screen card when no ride is using the lock screen, and unmuting from there works • A voice link that has quietly stopped carrying anything is dropped rather than counted as healthy — the group screen no longer says all is well while nobody can hear you • A new bike arrives in the Garage with its gear already on it, and the kit editor takes more than one change before you save • Cycling routes read the sign rather than the class: a 25 mph secondary or a 20 mph tertiary is priced like the calmer road it is • Bug fixes and performance improvements

• Group rides: gather in person with a QR code and ride off the grid together — everyone on one map, each rider's training numbers on their own card, and voice to the whole group, hands-free or push-to-talk, all end-to-end encrypted, with no signal, no account and no server in the middle • Group chat, with photos from the camera, over the same phone-to-phone links — it reaches riders the voice can't, and every conversation saves to your phone after the ride, never to a server • Optional Group chat translation when you don't speak the language of others in the group • Say it and it's in the chat: what you say while unmuted is written down by your own phone and sent as a message, and messages are read aloud to riders who didn't hear you — so nobody looks down • A notepad for riding alone: unmute and talk and your words become notes, snap a photo and that's a note too, then export the lot from the share sheet — it never leaves your phone until you send it • Turn-by-turn cues are spoken now, and say when to get off and walk; Preferences → Text to Voice chooses what the phone reads to you • The leader's route reaches every phone in the group, their start and stop are everyone's, and any rider can ask for a stop — or call for help • Group voice between iPhones needs iOS 26.4 or later on iPhone 12 and up; live positions, chat and capability cards work on anything Kardiacs runs on • Kardiacs now speaks German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese and Brazilian Portuguese — choose one in Preferences → Language, or follow your system • Send a route or a workout to your bike computer as a FIT course or workout, from My Routes or a workout's page • Import a ride your bike computer recorded, from the share sheet or from Files • Workouts you write in the browser at app.kardiacs.com arrive on the phone • Your history belongs to your account, not to the phone in your hand: sign in on a new one and the rides — and the fitness curve — are already there • A bike route that crosses ground you have to walk now says so: a cue ten seconds out, on the screen and on the wrist, with the walk drawn on the map • AI Workout Mixes beat-match for real — a bug had every song playing at its own tempo while the app said otherwise • Album art for streamed songs, an Up Next that tells the truth, and music on the picker's rail • Explore loops ride each piece of ground once, and may turn back at a junction when that makes the better loop • A commute plans itself out of the stops you drag into order • Route estimates ride your own tires and gears, into the day's wind • The watch saves the ride it actually rode • Bug fixes and performance improvements

v1.2 • Places on the map: long-press a café, park, bike shop or any named place to make it a stop — your route re-plans through it, or starts from where you stand • One-tap water and restroom stops beside Play and Stop, routed through the nearest one near you • Overhaul of music page UX and music play bug fixes • Name chips over the places a ride cares about, with a callout that knows whether you have a route yet • Explore now starts from a pin you drop and a workout you pick, instead of searching the moment it opens • Pick a route and the map fetches the ground along it before you leave Wi-Fi • Turn-by-turn cues you can feel: the phone buzzes at a junction • Route times on the Explore screen are your own, over the actual hills • Bug fixes, performance improvements, and patched memory leak v1.1 • Reworked outdoor start: pick your sport on a live map that flies to where you are, and stays with you into the session • The session map now turns the way you're travelling, over terrain drawn from our own elevation data • Weather over the map everywhere it appears, not just mid-session • Explore loops and commutes reshape as you ride to hold the distance you chose • Build a commute out of stops and saved routes • "Turn around" guidance when you have to reverse, with a stronger buzz on the wrist for turn-now and turn-around cues • Zone bars for treadmill and outdoor runs, with targets that ramp between intervals instead of jumping • Your watch wakes and mirrors when a session starts on the phone • Truer walking paces, and an honest message while the map is still loading • Bug fixes and performance improvements

New and easier to use UI. Auto-launch watch to mirror iOS device's route and workout. Provides offline turn-by-turn navigation on your watch. Better and faster offline routing. New Satellite image layer (enabled by default when on dirt or gravel.