This updates includes a few minor bugs and performance improvements that were discovered soon after releasing version 1.3.0.

This is our largest update to date and includes new features to help track and analyze more metrics. With this update, you can connect a cadence sensor to Everest to track pedal performance. You can now customize the ride screen to see the metrics you need to help improve your performance. The riding metrics have also been expanded to include more measurements of speed, heart rate, cadence, and altitude. This update also includes small design enhancements, performance improvements, and small bug fixes.

This update includes new ways to view your ride data. New activity charts show you how much time and distance you have tracked. Heart tracking is now included in Everest. Bluetooth heart rate sensors are now supported and help provide deeper insights into your performance goals. Heart rate and heart rate zone can be seen while riding. And after your ride, you can see your average heart, max heart rate, your heart rate on the performance chart, and time in heart rate zones.

PERFORMANCE CHARTS Further review your rides and analyze the performance with charts. Your duration, distance, speed, and altitude are plotted so you can see how your performance changed duration the ride. RIDER HEALTH DETAILS For riders who want to track calories burned without connecting to their Health data, your can add your height, weight, age, and sex to the settings. WEATHER Weather has been added so riders will be able to track their performance related to the day's weather conditions. If you have issues, or feedback, please write us — we want to hear from you. Thank you!