Fixed a bug in how shoes and workouts are displayed on iPad.

Fixing a few UI bugs on the phone app and UI enhancements for the watch workout screen.

Glass UI and new Background choices 17/18 and 26+ Whichever OS version you are on, you will get the UI for that system. If you haven't updated to the new OS, this update will look pretty minimal. That is intentional. When you update to the new OS, you will see a lot more translucency and a new tab bar interface. But everyone, regardless of version, gets more rounded corners! Glass UI • When you are on 26+, the biggest change you'll notice is a lot more transparency and glass-like effects. • You are probably noticing that everywhere outside of this app. Sneaker Tracker specifically has been updated to fit in better with your updated OS. • With this updated UI, you may notice a variety of screens that look different. This was intentional to bring more consistency across the entire app. Tab Bar • Just like before, you can swipe left and right to navigate around Sneaker Tracker. • And replacing the previous tab bar is a tab navigation button. • Tap the button and the tab options animate open, the current tab is highlighted. • Tap the new tab you want to navigate too and the tab button closes. • By default, the tab button is populated on the lower right of the screen. But in Interface Customization you can move it to the lower left if you prefer. • This is an awesome UI element built from a tutorial by Donny Wals. Background Options • A few new background options have been added. • All users can now set your background to a custom color • And bonus users have two extra options. For Bonus Users • You can take your theme color to a whole new level now. A subtly animated gradient using your theme color is now available in Interface Customization. • This subtle animation takes your theme color, shifts it slightly, slowly over time. It changes with the system color scheme as well. • You can also use this same gradient system to a separate color of your choice as well. This allows you to set one color for your theme and a separate color for your background. Miscellaneous updates and Bug Fixes • Organized Interface Customization into its own dedicated view. • The default background is now white / black based off your system UI. The previous textured background remains available. • Fixed a bug where new users would immediately be asked to approve notifications and Apple Health access. You now need to enable these either in settings or the workout screen. • Fixed a bug where ad view appeared too soon. • There is a feature enabled for 17/18 users that I've wanted to do for a while. There is now a translucent background to a variety of views (like the Shoe and Workout views). This is only available on 17/18 due to a change in how the system UI works. But it is quite nice and I'll add it to 26+ as soon as it is available.

A bug fix and an enhancement: Fixed a bug where creating a manual workout with commas would not validate. And added a feature that, when retiring a shoe, checks if that shoe is automatically assigned to specific workout types. If it is, a new screen prompts the user to update the workout assignment.

A new way to add workouts into Sneaker Tracker. Apple Watch Workouts Bonus users can now start and log a workout from within the Sneaker Tracker on Apple Watch. This feature is an early access feature for Bonus users so that the feature can be polished up a bit more over the coming months. It will then be released to everyone by the end of 2025. I do want to stress. You do not have to use Sneaker Tracker to log workouts. Whatever method you have used to log workouts before will still work and I have zero plans to limit external workout logging. This is a new, and hopefully pleasant way to log workouts, should you be interested. Start View In preparation for future features planned, the Plus button in the middle of the tab bar has been fully built out into a whole tab dedicated to creating in Sneaker Tracker. In this Start tab, you can create a shoe, create a workout manually, add and view notes, and bonus users get access to even more early access features on this tab as well. This tab will be the home of more features in the future! Apple Watch UI Updates With the above changes for Apple Watch, it was now time to finalize the UI of Sneaker Tracker on Apple Watch. It is familiar to what it looked like before but with changes to navigation, and the addition of the Start tab. Miscellaneous updates and Bug Fixes • The Start view has a tutorial! This is also a sneak peak into future UI design direction for Sneaker Tracker • Each icon has received a few tweaks. Many have received light mode tweaks, more received dark mode tweaks, and each are now tintable. • The default icon has also been very subtly tweaked to fit the changes the rest have gone through. • The Create/Edit Shoe view has been simplified. • Found some inconsistencies in the UI and cleaned those up.

Fixes a UI bug where Shoe and Workout setting sheets are too small. Fixes UI bug where Action button doesn't match user theme preference.

Improved background workout syncing and addresses bugs related to this. Improved view to bulk select and assign workouts.

Fixed ability to open detail view for retired shoes.

Bug fixes relating to how data is populated in widgets and added a reporting tool for duplicate workouts.

Bug fixes which caused a crash when times are not cast properly

Fixes an issue where walking and running workouts cannot be assigned to default shoes.

Bug fixes for metric users and widget loading

Sneaker Tracker now has been opened up to track a lot more workout types. More Workout Types With the Workouts app, you can track all sorts of activities. Many of which you need shoes for. In this update, the headline feature is adding the ability to track activities you need shoes for. • 43 new activities have been added and they have been categorized between Sports and Training. • With this big increase in workout types, Sneaker Tracker will by default only scan for what you previously wanted to scan for. • If there is a workout you would like Sneaker Tracker to scan for, all you have to do is flip the toggle next to it. • When you start scanning for a new workout, you will be presented the option to assign a default shoe to it. Shoe Type With the addition of many non-running workouts. Sneaker Tracker can now distinguish between a Distance shoe and a Lifting shoe. • When you convert to a Lifting shoe, your shoe odometer will be replaced with two new graphs. A spider graph and segmented bar graph detailing time, calories, average heart rate, and average workout time. • Switching back and forth between Distance and Lifting can be done in the more button in the Shoe view. Miscellaneous updates and Bug Fixes • You likely noticed this. The icons I am using for the workouts are now the default icons. The old circle style icons for Running and Walking unfortunately stuck out like a sore thumb when displayed next to the new non-circular icons. • A new system to sync default shoes. There were a lot of tricky bugs with how default shoes were previously setup to sync between devices. I'm using what I expect is a more straight forward system. However please let me know if your default shoes get unassigned unexpectedly. • There was a bug with backing up automatically. • The Restore from Backup feature is now in-line within Settings. • Added ability to sort retired shoes. • There continue to be bugs with sheets being presented and dismissed. I am working on figuring out what is causing this and also planning to simplify the UI code in the future.

Bug fixes with a more complicated workout deduplicating algorithm and improved large workout list handling.

Fixed a bug where retired shoes would not be displayed correctly and photos would not work when viewed via retired shoe.

Sneaker Tracker now allows you to capture notes about your shoes and about your workouts. All Notes You can access all of your notes from the top of the Shoe and Workout tabs, or you can find the specific shoe or workout and see the notes assigned to them. • When you are viewing notes, there are a few filters you can add to better find the note you are looking for. • You can filter down by date range, by shoe, by workout, or by shoe maker. You can create notes in four ways. 1. On the main screen with the center add button. 2. On the All Notes screen. 3. When you are viewing a specific shoe. 4. When you are viewing a specific workout. Favorite Workouts • You can now set a workout as a favorite and your shoes keep track of the number of favorited workouts. Miscellaneous updates and Bug Fixes • The Retired Shoe section has been revamped. They are now in their own screen and grouped by Shoe maker. • Workout and Shoe icons sizes has subtly been increased • There was a bug related to how distance was being calculated. That has been fixed and that same fix improved now distance, calories, and total time for each shoe is calculated.

Addresses a bug which causes the UI to become unresponsive on the workout tab.

Happy 2024! In this update you will find new interactive widgets. I have two interactive widgets, here is what they do. Interactive Widgets -Shoe Preview widget. This is similar to the non-interactive widgets, however you can now loop between all non-retired shoes in your inventory. If you choose the large widget, you will also get a recent usage chart for each shoe. -For Bonus users: Workout Preview widget. This is a widget that allows you to scroll through your most recent workouts and assign them right from the widget. On the large variant, you see extra stats and charts comparing this workout to the rest of your workouts. Also in this update, I have applied a major UI rethink of the watchOS app. This new UI works better with the digital crown, watchOS 10's UI paradigms, and in my opinion feels better to navigate around. I still consider the watchOS app a public alpha, please let me know any feedback you have on the direction of the watch app. Each major release I intend to add more functionality. Miscellaneous updates and Bug Fixes -Added a new Run vs Walk vs Hiking chart. -The timeline for multi-Shoe charts now starts at the beginning of the primary shoe. -Fixed a bug where tapping on the non-interactive widget only opened Sneaker Tracker, instead of also opening that selected shoe or workout. -There has been a nagging issue where widgets haven't been updating as expected. I believe that has now been fixed! -In settings, there is now a new tool to remove duplicate workouts. While these duplicate workouts are rare in my testing, they appear to be possible and this is a tool to get rid of them.

Fixed a bug for metric users updating their shoe notification ranges.

Improved widget sync; watchOS app and home screen widgets now have improved syncing. Refined distance gauge for widgets in iOS 16 and 17.

Further refinements; more efficient algo for new workout color shift, slight gradient on assigned workouts, new icons for settings tab, and fixed a bug that paused the UI for a few moments right after launch.

Bug fixes related to workout sync and added a tool to share log files with the developer to help find more obscure bugs.

Fixed a few bugs related to how workouts are imported into Sneaker Tracker.

The Connectivity Release Many developers target releasing big updates in September after a long summer of work. That was the goal this year and here we are, I have a huge list of features I've wanted to build for a long time. iPad and WatchOS Versions • With Apple adding HealthKit to iPad, Sneaker Tracker has been updated to support iPad as well. I've made a few UI tweaks so that Sneaker Tracker can scale up to the iPad size. This scaling also fully supports all sizes possible on iPad, including sizing for Stage Manager. • And I've added Apple Watch support as well! Right now the big feature for watchOS is the inclusion of Sneaker Tracker widgets and complications. • Sneaker Tracker on both of these platforms are very much 1.0 and will have a lot more work being done to them in the next several months. But I wanted to get this out now to take advantage of this next feature... iCloud Sync • Stating the obvious, with the inclusion of an iPadOS and WatchOS app for Sneaker Tracker, iCloud syncing between all of your devices makes a ton of sense. And so it is done, iCloud sync has been added to Sneaker Tracker. There is now a little cloud icon on each of your tabs indicating the current cloud sync status. Background Workout Sync • Yet another big feature I have wanted to implement since the beginning is Background Workout syncing. Sneaker Tracker can now connect and create data while in the background. Whenever a new workout is created in the background, Sneaker Tracker will send you a notification about it. Notifications • With Background workout sync, I have added a few notifications to let you know what is going on in the background. Specifically, you'll get alerted when new workouts are detected and when a shoe is automatically assigned to a workout. Default Shoe - Last Used Shoe • For bonus users, you can now set the Last Used Shoe as your default shoe. This pairs nicely with the background syncing so you can stay on top of your inventory of shoes and defaults assigned. Misc Updates and Bug Fixes • Fixed a bug where Bulk Actions in the recents tab would still appear after all unlogged workouts are gone. • Added an option to *not* scan for each specific workout types. These are all enabled by default. • I've added a rounded corner effect to the Sheet windows on iPhone. This was a cool effect I stumbled upon recently and I decided to add it in as a final feature of the 1.9 UI revamp.

Fixed bug where a default shoe is not removed from defaults when retired.