NEW - Case memory: on a niggle verdict, see how a similar past case actually went — the pain shape it traced and how long it took to clear (ZeeRun Pro). - Share with a clinician: a clean one-page PDF or plain-text case summary, generated entirely on your phone. Free for everyone. FIXED - The live-run map now reads like a real map: streets, parks and water in full detail, one continuous route line, a green start pin and a live position dot.

Store listing refinements and under-the-hood maintenance. Nothing changed in the app itself.

The Body Engine lands: a living body map that cools as you recover, a fluid strain dial you feel before you read, a scrubbable timeline replaying mileage against pain history, and a shoe-sole wear visualizer. Plus a standalone Apple Watch run mode with on-wrist pain logging and a cadence guard that speaks up when your stride collapses, a 60-second movement screen, and passive import of runs from Apple Workouts, Strava and Nike.

THE MAP UNDER THE RUN While you run, the streets around you now sit behind your numbers — real roads and names, your route inking across them as an ember line, with a dot breathing at the point you are. It is scenery, not a screen: nothing moved, nothing asked, and the map follows each fix while you keep your eyes on the verdict that matters. The map itself is Apple's own. A QUIETER PRIVACY PASS The privacy policy now says exactly what leaves your device: anonymous map tiles, a weather coordinate rounded to about eleven metres, and the anonymous purchase record — and nothing else. The same document, updated, lives in Settings → About.

Four new things — and the way back is now free. ASK SIRI "What's my session in ZeeRun" and "How ready am I in ZeeRun" are answered out loud without opening the app. You can also start a run, log a check-in or open your prehab by voice. YOUR SHOES HAVE JOBS Daily, tempo, long, race or trail. ZeeRun now puts the right pair forward for each session, picks the freshest one rather than the most worn, and shows how your last four weeks were split across the rotation. Race shoes retire at 180 miles, not 500, because that is when the foam is actually gone. FUELLING THAT TELLS THE TIME Long runs and races get a timeline instead of a lecture: gel at 40 minutes, drink at 60, scaled to the heat on the day. It never asks your body weight. PREHAB, PROPERLY The strength work your durability read keeps naming is now a guided routine — sixteen movements, each with the cue that stops it being done wrong, chosen for your own weak points and run one at a time with a hold timer. Sites with an open niggle case are deliberately left out; those belong to the ladder. INTERVALS, CALLED Structured sessions are now run rep by rep in your ear, and each rep is saved as its own split so you can see how evenly you held it. CADENCE Your steps per minute, drawn against your own average rather than a magic 180, with an optional metronome. THE WAY BACK IS FREE The four-rung return-to-run ladder has moved out of Pro. If something hurts, the verdict and the road back should both be free. Pro now covers the case record: every entry stamped on a timeline, and every past case at that site. ALSO A seven-column readiness graph on Home you can tap to read any day back. A bolder body map and clearer tab bar. Closing a run now offers save, discard or keep running. And music no longer stays quiet after a spoken cue.