• Sign in with Google as well as Apple. Already have an account? Add Google or Apple in Settings → Sign-In Methods, and either one will open it. • Your competitions are grouped into Weekly, Monthly, and Other, so you can see at a glance what you're in. • Finished competitions move to Archived 30 days after they end. Unarchive one to keep it on your list. • A new competition gets a fresh suggested name, with a shuffle button for another. • The Daily Goal circle on the Lock Screen now says 2.5k. • Drafts played in Teams are easier to read: every row lines up, with the Team picker beside each person.

• Teams. Split a weekly, monthly, custom range, or race into two to eight Teams, each with its own name and color. Everyone picks a Team when they join with the invite link, and whoever made it can move people between Teams until it starts. • Each Team is scored on its average steps, so size doesn't matter: a Team of four can beat a Team of eleven. The board shows the Teams ranked, with everyone listed under their own Team - two Teams as a tug-of-war, more on the track. • When one Team passes another, everyone on the Team that was passed hears about it. • Everyone on a winning Team takes a Team Gold, Silve,r or Bronze. Team Medals sit beside your Medals on your profile and are counted separately. • Run it again, or let it repeat, and the Teams carry over with everyone still on theirs. • Teams take the Teams & Seasons Add-on for whoever makes the competition. Joining a Team is always free.

• Competitions can repeat. Set a weekly or monthly one to repeat before it starts, and when it ends, the next begins by itself with everyone still in - each week its own result, medals, and recap, all listed as one row. Only you can stop it. With Premium. • A head-to-head can now be over a week or a month, set just like a weekly or monthly one, and a monthly head-to-head is free. • The World Board: everyone in Lockstep, ranked by Crowns or Medals. See the top ten and where you stand. Friends and people you've competed with show by name; everyone else is just the first letter of their username. Don't want to be on it? Switch it off in Settings. • You can now rank your friends by Medals, too. • Two new Themes: Amber, a honey-gold background, and Old Glory, the flag's red settling into its navy. Both in light and dark, with the Themes Add-on. • Widgets: today's steps against your goal with your streak, your place in a competition and how far behind the person ahead you are, and your Crowns and Medals - on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen. • Family members can have an account of their own. Once they're 13 and have a phone, anyone who keeps their steps can make a one-time code in their settings. They sign in with Apple, enter the code, pick a username, and keep everything they've earned - steps, streak, Crowns, Medals, and every competition they're in.

• If you used Lockstep before 2.0, thank you. You're a Founder: Premium and Themes are yours, free, for good. • Family: add the people you keep steps for - kids with a pedometer, say - and they can compete without a phone or an account of their own. Type in their steps from one screen, and bring them into any competition you're in. • Tap someone in your Family to see their day, streak, Crowns, and Medals. A colored border and a bar at the bottom show whose you're looking at, and you're back to your own with one tap. • Share, keeping a family member with another adult, so whichever of you is home can enter the steps. A pedometer reminder, at a time you choose, says how many steps are still missing tonight. • Premium: races to a target, competitions longer than 14 days, and more than three running at once, for whoever organizes. Joining is always free. Add-ons for Family Members and Themes, or All Access for everything. • Share images now carry locksteptracker.app, so whoever sees one knows where it came from.

• Crowns now come from walking: every 5,000 steps is a Crown, counted from the day you joined, typed-in days included. Your profile shows how many steps are left until your next one. • Placing in a competition earns a Medal: Gold for 1st, Silver for 2nd, Bronze for 3rd, in a competition of a week or more. Top-three finishes from before this update have become Medals too, and your Golds, Silvers, and Bronzes sit beside your name next to your Crowns. • Share your own numbers: the Day, Streak, and Steps screens have a share button that makes a picture like a competition's result. • Run it again as soon as a competition ends, during its 48 provisional hours, instead of waiting for the final result. • Called a competition off? Whoever created it can now delete it, and it will be removed from everyone's list. • Rank the Friends board by Steps or by Crowns, from the sort button beside Today / Last 7 days. • Notes are now up to 40 characters, and show on one line in lists, so a busy board stays readable.

• Fixed: Lockstep could end up unable to read Apple Health and unable to ask for it again, with the steps dial stuck at zero and "Last sync failed: Authorization not determined" under it. It now asks Apple Health each time rather than trusting what it remembered, and Home carries a button that puts the Health permission sheet back up. • The steps chart says which average it is showing: a daily average on W and M, a weekly average on 6M, and a monthly average on Y. Tapping a bar names its total the same way, and the best bar in the range is now the best day, week, or month. • People who have not walked yet are no longer given a place. First thing in the morning, a board showed everybody tied in the same position; a row on zero now shows no rank at all, and a shared rank above zero still means a real tie. • Fixed: a profile photo taken with the phone held upright could upload a quarter turn over, be squashed out of shape, and be cropped off what it was pointing at. Photos are now saved the way up they were taken. A photo already uploaded this way stays as it is until it is set again. • Crowns: finish first, second, or third in a competition, and you earn Crowns - more for a longer one. Your total and your wins are on your profile, and the total sits beside your name on leaderboards and the Friends board. A draft shows what each place pays before it starts. • Changed your mind about a draft? Leave it, and rejoin with the same link if you want back in. Whoever created a competition can now rename it at any time. • New accounts get a short setup after choosing a username: a photo, Apple Health, a daily goal, and notifications, each one skippable. Profile → Take the tour shows it again. • Your daily goal can start from what you already walk: Lockstep suggests one from the last 30 days in Apple Health. • Raising your goal can shorten your streak, since every day in it is measured against the new number. Lockstep now tells you by how much before you save. • Take a profile photo with the camera, as well as choosing one from your library. • A 4 pm reminder when your streak is at risk and today is still short of your goal. It waits for a fresh sync of your steps first. Turn it off under Notifications → Streak at risk. • When a competition ends, everyone still competing in it hears so, with where they stand for now, while the last day's steps can still come in. • Created a draft? You'll hear who joins it and who leaves, gathered into one notification instead of one for each person. • The notification that a competition has started now says when counting began - including steps already walked since its first day.

• What it takes: on a running competition, see how far you are from the next place and from first, and about how many steps a day would close the gap - or hold your lead. • Archive finished competitions: swipe one left on your list, or tap Archive on its page. They're kept under Archived competitions, and a swipe brings one back. • Your step history now reaches back to 1 January, so your chart, streak, and best day cover the whole year. If a day looks wrong, "Resync this year's steps" in Profile re-reads it all. • Works with VoiceOver and Voice Control throughout. • Larger Text: rows reflow at the biggest sizes instead of cutting off names. • Higher contrast text, bigger tap targets, and support for Reduce Motion, Reduce Transparency, and Smart Invert. • Offensive words are kept out of notes, names, and competition names. • Screens show a spinner while they load, and a Try again if something can't load - never a blank screen. • Pull to refresh updates the whole screen, drafts included. • Competition names can be up to 40 characters, with a counter as you type. • Adding a friend is easier to find on the Friends tab and in a draft, and the search box is ready as soon as it opens. • A roomier note editor, a cleaner Friends board, and a streak calendar that starts on Sunday. • Fixes: syncing no longer reports a failure when you pull to refresh or switch tabs, a finished competition can no longer be pinned, draft pages scroll smoothly, sharing a result is faster, finished weeks are filed under Finished, reports tell you they were sent, and a streak with no days shows 0.