Kuramo looks different, and reads from further away. THE RUN IS A COLOUR The interval you are in now fills the screen: red for hard, orange for easy, green for rest. The countdown is set on it in black, in a tall condensed face that fits bigger numbers into the same width, so it reads from the far side of a track. THE WHOLE RUN, TO SCALE Under the countdown is a strip of every interval in the run. Each one is as wide as it is long and as tall as it is hard, and it darkens behind you as you go. Tap it for the full program. START FROM HOME The routine you ran last sits at the top of the home screen with a start button on it. One tap and you are in the get-ready. The rest are listed under it, each with its length and the day you last ran it. A PLANNER MADE OF THE SAME PIECES Every phase in the planner is the block of colour it will be when you run it, with its time on it. A routine's length no longer counts the ten second get-ready, so 4:00 of Tabata says 4:00, on the home screen, when you finish and in History. ASKS FIRST Deleting a routine, closing a run from the bar on the home screen, and hosting or joining while a run is going all ask before they throw anything away. Editing the routine you are running pauses it, and it picks up where you left it. FIXES A run is kept in History even when the phone puts the app away while it is paused. Music comes back up when a call cuts into a bell. A code for a session that has already ended, or that starts hours from now, is turned down with a note to check your phone's clock. VoiceOver reads times as lengths and says out loud when something is refused. THEMES Amber, Rose, Steel and Iron. Ultraviolet is retired: beside a red interval it was too loud. If you had it on, you are back on Amber.

Kuramo keeps your runs now. WHAT THE RUN WAS The finish screen says what you just did: the efforts you got through, and the time you actually spent running rather than the length of the workout on paper. WHEN YOU LAST RAN IT Every routine on the home screen carries the day you last ran it, so the list tells you something about you and not only about the workouts. EVERY RUN, KEPT History lives in Settings: each run newest first, with its efforts and its time. One you stopped part way through is kept and says so, because a session you bailed out of still happened. NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE The log is a file on your device, exactly like your routines. There is still nowhere to upload it to.

Star the routines you actually run, and read the run screen the way you want it. STAR WHAT YOU RUN Swipe a routine right to star it, or hold it and choose it from the menu. Starred routines sit at the top of the list, and anything new you build lands there too, rather than under the samples. TWO NUMBERS THAT TURN OVER Tap the percentage on the run screen to read time elapsed instead, and tap the effort count to read how long the whole run has left. Each one stays where you put it until you tap it back. THE LAST ONE The closing effort of a run now says so, and the edges of the screen light for it, so the one worth emptying the tank for does not go by unannounced. A QUICK TOUR The first launch walks you round the things nothing on screen says out loud. Ask for it again any time from Settings.

Bug fixes. Sound settings now reach the run you are already in. Switch the bell or spoken cues on mid-run and the change lands at the next phase, instead of waiting for the next run. Works in a shared session too, since the sound is your phone's alone. Fixed a case where a spoken cue could talk over the finish bell, or keep describing a phase you had just skipped past. Fixed a case where your music could stay quiet after a bell that never sounded.

Pick a look, read the whole plan mid-run, and see the phase from across the room. THEMES Five looks in Settings: Amber, Rose, Ultraviolet, Steel and Iron. The phase colours never move, so red is still the hard one whatever you pick. THE WHOLE PROGRAM, WITHOUT LEAVING THE RUN Tap the progress bar to read the entire schedule: every phase, every repeat, and in a shared session the wall-clock time each one starts. One tap back, and the run never stops ticking. A RUN SCREEN YOU CAN READ FROM WHERE THE PHONE IS The phase name is now set large and in its own colour, above a countdown that grew when the progress ring came off. What is coming next sits directly under it. YOUR NAME, ASKED ONCE Runners who scan your code now see you, not your phone's model name.