Bug fixes and minor improvements.

This update fixes a few issues with iOS 27 and watchOS 27.

During a workout, you can now use Siri to "drop a pin" at your current location. To drop a pin, say "Hey Siri, drop a pin in CrewNerd". The pins will appear in your workout map and you can tap them to see your data at that point. Pins will also appear in your exported KML files. In the interval chart, pin locations are marked with a vertical yellow line. Siri commands now work on your Apple Watch, also.

This update includes two improvements for using alternate screen layouts. First, you can quickly switch between layouts during a workout using the display configuration screen. And second, CrewNerd backups now include the alternate screens you have created.

Dragonboaters can now specify their direction (paddler vs. drummer). Surfski is now supported as a sub-type of kayaking. Also fixed a display layout bug on the Apple Watch.

The map view can now show you your relative speed in each workout. When you turn on the "Color map by speed" option, the map's line color now shows the relative speed for each 50-meter portion of your workout. The colors range from red (slowest) to green (fastest).

A new "rest timer" is automatically activated during "Just Go" workouts if the auto start/stop feature is enabled whenever the timer pauses. This helps you keep track of rest periods and will disappear as soon as you start moving again.

Bug fixes and improvements.

This release adds support for the new custom courses library at rownative.icu. To use this, you must be signed in to intervals.icu, and allow CrewNerd to use your intervals.icu credentials for rownative.icu (see the intervals.icu settings page).

Fixed several minor bugs. See the in-app release notes for details.

Minor updates and fixes.

Minor bug fixes.

Fixed a bug that caused some users to lose their workout display configuration.

You can now create alternate workout screens for different training and racing needs. Each named screen has its own set of portrait and landscape layouts and you can switch between them easily. Look for the alternate screens button on the settings page. Fixed a few other bugs as well.

CrewNerd can now download your planned workouts from intervals.icu. The new download button on the workouts page downloads all workouts scheduled for the next week.

We're happy to add intervals.icu as our newest supported training site. Intervals.icu is an incredibly rich platform for analyzing your workouts and developing future training plans. You can now export your workouts to intervals.icu where you can see graphs of your performance, including even custom CrewNerd data fields like bounce, check, and stroke length.

CrewNerd can now use your Powerbeats Pro 2 earbuds as a heart rate monitor. In landscape mode (during a workout), a clock is shown in the left side of the title bar. When using a custom interval workout, the interval number now shows both the current and total number of intervals in the workout. Other bug fixes as well.

Happy New Year! CrewNerd now allows you to suggest new features and vote on features that others have suggested. Look for the new button near the top of the settings screen. Give us your best ideas or give a boost to a great idea from someone else!

CrewNerd is now easier to use on the Apple Watch. If you start a workout on your iPhone, CrewNerd will try to launch the app on your Apple Watch automatically (in "paired" mode). If you start CrewNerd on your watch, it will assume "Watch only" mode unless you start a workout on your iPhone. During a practice, CrewNerd always shows what mode it is in at the bottom of the watch display.

Bug fixes.

You can now configure your heart rate zones using either of the two most popular methods. If you don't know your max HR, you can now estimate it based on your age.

You can now set a target stroke rate or heart rate zone for each workout or interval, and all workout types can now be edited. Set your heart rate zones by entering your maximum heart rate on the settings page.

Fixed a rare crash scenario.

Speed and pace are now updated once per stroke, and averaged over your last 4 strokes, by default. See the advanced settings page to change the averaging window. A new data field, "Remaining", shows the remaining time, distance, or strokes in a workout interval. If you use custom workouts of different duration types, you can now dedicate one spot on your screen to showing you "how much more?".

Fixed a couple of bugs.