• Sign in with Face ID or Touch ID. Sign in once with your password and Nexum offers to use Face ID next time. • Joining your team is quicker. Scan your team's QR code or open its link, confirm it's you, and set a password. No emailed code to wait for. • Home shows the boards you're on, under "Your boards". • Coaches: drag or tap names onto depth charts and boards, and manage any board from its ⋯ menu: publish, archive, restore or delete. • Buttons stay above the keyboard while you type, and the sign-in screen is new and lighter. • Notifications: Nexum asks when you first reach Home, tapping one opens the right chat, and signing out stops them on that phone. • A workout you leave is kept until you finish it, and check-ins finished offline send once you're back online. • Fixed: an unfinished sign-up no longer leaves a blank screen, signing in always lands on Home, and light appearances show their own background again. • Plus fixes across the calendar, messages, announcements, attendance and weigh-ins.

Weigh-ins, rebuilt around the scale. Scan one code at the scale and Nexum works out whether it is your morning, pre-practice, post-practice or night weigh-in. Log it by dragging a ruler instead of typing. Your home screen now tells you when the next one is due and counts down the time you have left. Coaches: the whole squad's weights on one sheet. Every athlete down the side, every day across the top, and all four weigh-ins under each day. A cell turns green when someone moved toward their goal and red when they moved away. Pinch to zoom, filter by position, page back through weeks, export to CSV, and nudge whoever still owes you a number. Messaging you will actually use. Photos, typing indicators, reactions, replies, editing, deleting and @mentions — plus a message that appears the instant you tap Send. Share a practice or an announcement straight into a chat. Notifications that arrive. Push now reaches your phone properly, for messages, announcements, reactions and check-in reminders. Announcements you cannot miss. They arrive as a deck of cards you clear one at a time, so nothing important scrolls away unread. Joining a team is simpler. Your coach's roster is the door. If you are on it, you are in. If you are not, you wait in a lobby for your coach instead of being turned away. Coaches can see who is out. Injury and illness status now shows everywhere a name appears, and the training room can set it. Also in this release: - A missed check-in turns your streak to stone, with one chance to save it - Custom groups, travel rosters and squad targeting for coaches - Live game scores and watch links - Sharing works properly on iPhone - Screens no longer rebuild themselves every time you save - Dozens of fixes to tap targets, keyboards, calendars and animations

Pick your lifting time once, and it's yours all semester. Open a lift on the calendar, choose your time, and every screen shows you that time — not the earliest one. Change a single day without disturbing your standing pick. Coaches see a fill bar for each time and can place anyone who hasn't chosen. Weigh the whole roster from one screen. Roster > Weigh-in. Type what the scale says next to each name and skip anyone you missed; typos are caught before you save. A weigh-in now records whether it was before practice, after practice, or at night, so an after-practice number no longer drags down the trend. Depth charts. One board per unit — punt, kickoff, kick return, PAT. Name your own roles, press and hold a name to pick it up, and drag it into a ranked column. Top of the column is the starter, and players see the role, the rank, and their position. Calendar fixes. An all-day event now reads "All day" instead of claiming to happen at midnight, and sits in its own row at the top of the week. A meeting posted without an end time no longer behaves as if it ran a full hour. Also in this update: preview a survey before you send it; the team join code moved to Roster > Invite; athletic trainers can reach Settings and see team announcements again; sign-in and launch no longer fail on a phone set to block site data; bigger tap targets on testing sheets; and personal records round to one decimal.