Deleting can now be undone. When you delete a value, a setup or a line from the history, an Undo appears for a moment. Colours are brighter and easy to read in sunlight, especially the reference values and the ranges on the tiles. The sag calculator now has its own button on fork and shock. The buttons on the components are bigger and easier to hit with gloves. Feedback to support@clicks-mtb.de

Clicks on your Apple Watch: your most important values on your wrist, without taking the iPhone out of your pocket. It shows the values you pinned, large enough to read with gloves on. You can change them, too. Turn the Digital Crown or tap plus and minus, then save. The change lands on your iPhone in the value's history, timestamped to the moment you made it at the lift. Everything else sits behind “All values” at the end of the list, sorted by component. Text and dates appear there as well, but you still change those on the iPhone. It keeps working out of range: the watch holds the last state, and whatever you change on the trail reaches your iPhone as soon as you are back together. Plus two complications for your watch face. The Apple Watch app is part of Clicks Unlimited.

Your bikes as picture cards: the photo now fills the full width, with name and details below it. Even a list with two bikes finally looks like something worth opening. From three bikes on you can fold the cards back down with the arrow at the top if you prefer the overview. Clicks remembers how you like it. Deleting a bike now works directly. Until now you had to archive it first. Swipe left or tap "Edit" at the top, both offer you the delete. Archiving stays where it was. The component form is tidied up: instead of five unlabelled fields there are only name, details and travel. On a shock the field is now called stroke, so you do not enter the rear triangle travel by mistake. Manufacturer and model now live in the details. Whatever you entered before moves there on its own the next time you open the component. Attachments now sit where they belong: on every component the paperclip shows how many there are, and one tap brings them up. The section at the bottom only collects what belongs to the whole bike.

iCloud backup: with Clicks Unlimited the app puts your data into your private iCloud on its own when you leave it. The last five states are kept. New iPhone, broken iPhone, deleted by accident: on any device signed in to your iCloud account, one tap brings your bikes back. The backup sits in your iCloud, not with us. We can neither read nor delete it, and you do not need an account for it. The backup reminder in the bike list is gone once Clicks Unlimited takes care of it. New introduction: four pages show you how Clicks is organised and where the handles sit that are easy to miss. It appears on first launch and once after this update. If you do not need it, tap "Skip" at the top left. Templates are only examples: when you create a component from a template, every tile in it stays editable. Press and hold one to edit, duplicate, move or delete it. You can bring the introduction back at any time with the question mark in the bike view, or in Settings under "Help". The service log now records your odometer reading, so you can later see at how many kilometres something was last done. Any type of part can be chosen, even without a matching component. A drivetrain service no longer needs a drivetrain you added first. Settings now keep backup and export apart, and the data loss warning only appears when there really is no backup in your iCloud.

Clicks now asks about reminders when you save a service that has a due date. Until now the switch only sat in Settings, and anyone who missed it waited for a notification that never came. You are asked once. The notification is still scheduled on the device and nothing leaves it.

Services: every bike now has a maintenance log. Note down what you did: fork service, chain, sealant. With date, part and scope. Reminder for Services: if you want, the app tells you on the morning of the due date. The notification is scheduled on the device and nothing leaves it. Press and hold a due service and choose "Add to calendar" to put it in as an all-day event. If you would rather have it elsewhere, share it as a file. Hold "+" or "−" in the value editor and it keeps counting, getting faster as it goes. It stops at the minimum or maximum you set. Beyond that it is one tap per step again.

Click counting: new click values now count from closed. You can still change the direction per value; the global default in Settings is gone. Groups disappear along with their last value instead of leaving an empty heading behind. History: press and hold an entry to delete it. The current value stays as it is. The bike name now sits small in the toolbar, so more of your components fit on screen. The button for adding a value sits below all groups and no longer presets a group. Templates follow the type of the component. New: values with a date, for pads or tubeless sealant for example. The app is now fully available in English.