We've added local notification features Two main parts: one sends you a reminder notification after completing a run The other sends you a notification the day before if you've set up a training schedule Also fixed some minor issues

We've updated the display of split data on the running details page In previous versions, each kilometre/mile split only showed pace In the latest version, we've added heart rate, cadence, stride length, and power for each split Also fixed some minor issues

We've updated the display of split data on the running details page In previous versions, each kilometre/mile split only showed pace In the latest version, we've added heart rate, cadence, stride length, and power for each split Also fixed some minor issues

Added a small feature to the detail page: if your running record is associated with a training plan, it will display a comparison between target and actual data in the pace and heart rate charts, giving you a more intuitive view of your plan completion. Also fixed some minor issues

Upgraded for iOS 26 Also fixed some minor issues

We've created our first marathon training plan based on the Hanson Marathon Method This allows you to create an 18-week long-term plan based on your race date Two years ago, the Hanson plan helped me achieve PBs in 5K, 10K, and marathon distances I hope it can help you too

We've created our first marathon training plan based on the Hanson Marathon Method This allows you to create an 18-week long-term plan based on your race date Two years ago, the Hanson plan helped me achieve PBs in 5K, 10K, and marathon distances I hope it can help you too

Fixed bug with weekly recurring training plans being added repeatedly Fixed bug where training step name additions and modifications were ineffective Some other minor changes

Fixed bug with weekly recurring training plans being added repeatedly Fixed bug where training step name additions and modifications were ineffective Some other minor changes

Some minor improvements

When setting up running plans, you can now name each step This name will be displayed on your watch during training to remind you of the content or notes for that training step And some other minor improvements

We've updated the running plan editing feature Now you can drag to reorder when editing running plans Also on the running records page, we've used running route outlines as icons And some other minor improvements

We've updated the running schedule planning feature 1 Schedule records are now saved locally, completed schedules won't disappear anymore 2 Added support for weekly recurring plans, no need to manually create weekly training sessions 3 Redesigned the date picker component used for scheduling

We've added some handy running tools to make your running life more convenient and enjoyable

This is a bug-fix version with no feature updates.

We’ve added support for running shoes! In version 1.6.8, you can save your own shoes and track the running journey you’ve shared with them.

We’ve added support for running shoes! In version 1.6.7, you can save your own shoes and track the running journey you’ve shared with them.

We've added a new Running Card feature! Now you can use your favorite photos and select different metrics when sharing your runs.

In this version, we've added threshold zone visualization to the detail page charts. We believe that comparing heart rate and pace with threshold zones during training demonstrates the purpose and effectiveness of your workouts. Additionally, the 30-day heatmap on the home page is now clickable, allowing you to view your mileage records that will disappear in the next 30 days. Enjoy your running journey!

In this version, we've added threshold zone visualization to the detail page charts. We believe that comparing heart rate and pace with threshold zones during training demonstrates the purpose and effectiveness of your workouts. Additionally, the 30-day heatmap on the home page is now clickable, allowing you to view your mileage records that will disappear in the next 30 days. Enjoy your running journey!

In the previous version, we introduced VDOT calculation. In this update, we’ve added a new VDOT algorithm that adjusts for weather conditions — an improvement over the traditional method. You can enable this option in Settings. We also improved the home screen loading logic: it no longer recalculates all values every time you open the app, making things run a bit smoother. Have fun!

In the previous version, we introduced VDOT calculation. In this update, we’ve added a new VDOT algorithm that adjusts for weather conditions — an improvement over the traditional method. You can enable this option in Settings. We also improved the home screen loading logic: it no longer recalculates all values every time you open the app, making things run a bit smoother. Have fun!

In this version, we’ve finally added the VDOT running performance system. Based on Daniels’ VDOT formula, it gives a detailed numerical assessment of each of your runs. Have fun!

In this version, we’ve added a new AI coach. You can ask for its feedback on your run in the details page. We’ve also brought back the ability to copy your run summary text, making it easier to consult with your own running coach. Have fun!

In this version, we’ve added a new AI coach. You can ask it for feedback on your training in the run details page. Have fun.