The collection keeps moving. Stickers rotate in and out, and the order is tighter, so the one you want is closer. Small fixes throughout.

Crowned at the finish. Run a half marathon or a marathon and a new sticker is waiting for that workout. Turn on notifications in Profile to know when a new sticker lands. The app also interrupts you less. Your week stays easy to read, whatever your text size.

Find your sticker faster. Every sticker for the workout now sits in one row under your photo. Tap the one you want instead of swiping to find it. Each typeface shows how it looks before you pick it. Tap the workout name to rename it before you post. Turn on notifications to know the moment your sticker is ready, and when your week is ready to post on Sunday.

A darker, colder app. The background is now a night running track, felt under a heavy veil rather than read. The greys lost their green cast. Workout names are set in capitals, and the list breathes. Your workouts list now shows the fifteen sessions TRACED imports, instead of growing past that window every day.

TRACED has a new look. Your workouts, your profile and the sticker screen now share one dark mountain scene, and everything you read on top of it is clearer than it was. The stickers themselves are unchanged: the same seven, the same three fonts, the same white or black ink.

Two stickers, Strip and Splits, were drawing too low: part of the numbers sat in the band Instagram keeps for its own buttons. They clear it now, on every phone.

Sharper workout browsing. Workouts now feel cleaner and quicker to scan, with calmer sport marks, clearer rows, and a better placed tap hint. The app also opens with a short TRACED brand moment, and the sticker screen now gently shows that the workout name can be renamed.

Steadier, everywhere. The app used to shift as it finished loading. It now draws the workouts screen once, so the title lands where it stays. At larger text sizes two things collided: the screen name ran into the TRACED mark, and the picture on the welcome tour covered its own heading. Both are fixed, and there is now a rule in place so neither can come back. And the small things that add up. Cards share one shape. The sign in screen keeps the same margins as the rest of the app, on every iPhone. Every button answers a press the same way, and the back button is finally a full size target. Nothing changed about the stickers themselves.

Your workouts, bigger. The sticker now fills the screen, so you see it at the size you are about to post. A cleaner list, a faster way to rename a session, and Tempo is back with your splits.

Four looks to choose from on the sticker screen. The app opens on our pick, and remembers yours. If Strava does not connect, you now see why, and you can try again. Small fixes across the stickers.