Stops on foot don't count: get out to fill up or grab a coffee, and the minutes on foot no longer count as riding, even when your iPhone thinks you never left the car. Save walks to Health: turn it on in Settings, and every Walk it off walk you finish, on your iPhone or your Watch, is saved to Health as a workout.

Every ride, up close: tap a ride to see what your iPhone reported around it, and what shaped its minutes. Fewer phantom rides: a running car nearby can make your iPhone think you're riding. A ride where your phone stayed at rest is now left out. Several rides, one notification: rides that end close together arrive as one Ride ended. Autopilot for the evening: turn it on in Settings. When today slips out of reach, it lowers today's level so a walk still wins the day.

Walk it off on your iPhone, no Watch needed: with Tipscale Pro, start a walk from Today and it counts live on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. A level that fits you: new to Tipscale? It suggests a level from your last 7 days. Your rides, one tap away: tap Today's rides to see the list. Rides, read more closely: waiting before a ride and parking after it are judged more carefully, and Ride ended arrives sooner.

Six levels, Easy to No Wheels: three harder levels, Relentless, Walking Machine and No Wheels. Settings › Scoring. A daily limit: a cap on what one day can ask. Rides beyond it still count in your ride time. Walk it off on your wrist: a ring fills as you walk back the steps today needs, and the scale tips on your Apple Watch. A glance at your week, free: after the trial, the Week tab keeps your score, your seven days and the newest report's verdict.

Coach: one move a week, worked out from your own rides. It looks at when you ride and which days you lose, then suggests a few minutes on foot where they count. Coach needs about five days of rides before its first advice. A calmer Week: score, seven days and forecast in one block. Earlier weeks and months have their own History screen. Settings in order: six clear groups, and app icons on their own screen.

Five new scales: brass, enamel, a watch hand, silk thread and ice. Pick yours in Settings › Appearance › Scales. Badges, on their own screen: every series on a shelf, what comes next, and what each badge unlocks. The Winter Walk-off: from 1 December, win 20 days to earn the Frost scale. Open to everyone. Your history in iCloud: a new iPhone picks up where you left off. No account, and we can't see it.

A new introduction to the scale, with a car, a bus and a tram. Replay it any time from Settings › Help. Said Not now to notifications at first? Tipscale asks once more, right after your first ride lands. On the unfolded iPhone Duo, everything sits in a centred column and your weekly report fills the window.

Challenge a friend. Seven days, one on one: whoever wins more days takes it. Start a challenge with Pro or during your free trial; your friend joins free from a link. Only your nickname and whether you won each day are shared, and only with that friend. Plus a new badge series: Challenges won.

Set one intention each week. The next report tells you how it went. Walk it off on your Apple Watch: start from the Ride ended notification and watch the scale tip back. Trends shows which hours of the week your rides fall in. In December, your year on the scale arrives as a story you can share. Ride detection handles stops and slow traffic better, and a background crash is fixed.

Trends opens with the riding you've walked off, your comebacks and your form, with a card to share. Today says what your lead covers and how long a walk tips the day, on Today, the Lock Screen and Siri. After two weeks, Tipscale may suggest an easier or a harder level. On the 1st, last month arrives as three cards you can share. The Small widget and one Ride ended a day stay free after the trial.

Badges that take time: new series for days, weeks, steps, perfect weeks, months and car-free days, with your past counted in. The weekly report now says which part of the day your rides fall in. A day notes when the phone wasn't with you while you walked. The scale settles into your day when the app opens. Small taps when a day tips, a badge lands or a report opens. Streak days count once the day is over.

The weekly report now names the weekday that costs you the most. The Week screen shows how many of the 7 days you've won so far. Every badge shows how far along you are and what comes next. The report opens on the tipped scale and your score, and shares as a story or a square. The watch app needs watchOS 26 or later.