Fixes, improvements, and a better user experience.

Fixes, improvements and a better user experience.

• Redeem Code: got a promotion code from a creator or from us? Enter it in Settings, under About, or on the upgrade screen, and your plan unlocks on the spot. • Rate PaceIQ: a new row in Settings, under About, takes you straight to the App Store review page. If the coach is doing its job, that one tap helps a solo developer more than you know. • The app now asks for a rating only after it has earned it: after your third PaceIQ-guided workout, at most once per version, and only while you are looking at your results, never in the background.

Version 1.2.2 — the biggest PaceIQ update yet. • Run or walk with just your iPhone. The Start tab now guides a complete workout on the phone alone — live pace, splits and spoken coaching in all 17 languages, no Apple Watch required. • Live Activity. Your workout follows you on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island: pace, distance, plan progress, and pause/resume controls. • Spoken coaching that speaks your language properly — pace is announced as pace, and every count is grammatically correct in every language. • AI Analyst, rebuilt for honesty. The briefing you copy for your AI coach now states who recorded the workout and which device measured your heart rate, shows every planned segment next to what you actually ran, states the gap to your plan, opens the conversation with the questions that matter, and explains exactly how PaceIQ's guidance works — so your coach never invents a setting that doesn't exist. • One average pace everywhere. Every average pace in the app is now distance over active time — the same figure your Watch shows at the end of a workout. • Watch sync you can trust. Plans are queued for delivery and confirmed by the Watch; a new Sync Details window shows what your Watch actually holds. • Many refinements: truthful "Running Style not recorded" and empty-chart states, a post-workout recovery measurement, external heart-rate strap support, and right-to-left fixes.

• A warm welcome for your first workout. The Last Workout tab now helps brand-new users plan their first guided run over in the IQ Plan tab. • Honest Health access. If PaceIQ doesn't have permission to read your Health data, it now says so clearly and shows you exactly where to turn it back on. • A more accurate Workout Summary. The pace chart's on-target coloring now matches what your Apple Watch judged live during your run. • Right-to-left display fixes and other refinements.