Your heart rate zones and charts now survive every edit. • Heart rate zones kept – Editing a workout no longer flattens your heart rate into a single average. Your full heart rate curve is kept, so the zones in Fitness stay just as your watch recorded them. • Pace and power charts kept – Pace, power, cadence and running form charts (stride length, ground contact time, vertical oscillation) stay intact too. Only the values you change are replaced. • Power per segment – Riding a trainer without a power meter? Double-tap the Workout app screen on your Apple Watch each time your effort changes. Then open the ride in HealthPatch and enter the power and cadence for each segment to get a real power chart and power zones in Fitness. Questions or ideas? We'd love to hear from you.

Cyclists and swimmers, this one's for you. • Optimized for iPhone Duo - HealthPatch looks right on both the outer and inner displays. • Cycling cadence and power - Add average cadence (rpm) and power (watts) to any ride. They're filled in automatically from GPX files exported by Garmin, Wahoo, Strava and others. • Heart rate from GPX - If your GPX file has heart rate data, the average is filled in for you. • Indoor workouts - Mark rides, runs, walks and rows as indoor, so trainer, treadmill and rowing machine sessions show up correctly in Fitness. • Better swim logging - Choose pool or open water, set your pool length (25 m, 50 m, 25 yd and more) and add your total stroke count. • Ski and snowboard distance - Distance and speed now save correctly for downhill skiing, snowboarding and snow sports. • Fixes - Saving wheelchair workouts with a distance now works, and surfing no longer shows a distance field that Apple Health can't store. HealthPatch will ask for Health access once more so it can save the new data types. Questions or ideas? We'd love to hear from you.

This update makes creating and patching workouts more reliable. • Routes stay in sync – If you change a workout's start time or date, its route now moves with it instead of being left behind. • Smoother typing in miles and feet – Entering distance, speed and elevation with imperial units no longer rewrites what you type (decimals and small values now work as expected). • Safer saving – If something goes wrong while saving, HealthPatch cleans up after itself so you don't end up with a half-finished or duplicate workout. If the original can't be deleted, you'll be told how to remove it. • Faster GPX import – Large GPX files open without freezing the app. • Typo protection – Impossible values, like a 900 BPM heart rate, are caught before they reach Apple Health. • Clearer Health permissions – The access request now explains exactly what HealthPatch reads and saves. Questions or ideas? We'd love to hear from you.