NEW: See what drives your load Your load model now lives in the Profile tab. For each factor (speed, uphill, downhill, cadence, distance, surface and your shoes) you see how much harder or softer your average step lands, and how your own running is spread across that factor. Slide or tap through the graphs to explore. The model also shows what it's built on: your runs, your screening, or both. A factor that still needs more data is marked "Early estimate". Not unlocked yet? The app shows what you need: 3 runs with your OnTracx sensor and about 34 minutes of running. Already there? One more sensor run, synced to the app, builds your insights a few minutes later. NEW: Follow your planned workout live When you start a run, pick today's session from your plan, another session from this week, or a free run. During the run you see the block you're in, the distance or time left in it, what comes next, and whether you're on your target pace (within 10 seconds per km either way, the same margin your Garmin watch uses). Your phone vibrates at every block change. You can also tap "Start workout" on a planned session to begin from there. NEW: The Program tab is now Plan, and it's rebuilt • Browse your plan by week or by month. • Open a session to see each block with its target pace, plus the effort profile of the whole workout. Walk, jog and run blocks use the same colours your coach sees in OnTracx Pro. • After a run, tap "Mark as done", link the run you did, or confirm or undo a run the app linked for you. A linked run shows how closely you matched the plan. • Runs outside your plan show up as grey dots in the calendar. • Pull down to refresh. IMPROVED: Your next workout on Home Your next planned workout has its own card on the Home tab. Tap it to open the session. NEW: All your lab sessions in one place Go to Settings → Lab sessions for every screening, lactate and intervention test you've done. You'll also find them per practice under Connected professionals. Open any report in the app and share it. FIXED: Shoe health shows your shoe's real distance If your shoe already had kilometres on it when you added it, the shoe health graph still started at zero, so the shoe looked like it had run far less than it had. The graph now follows the shoe's total distance, with the stretch before you added it drawn in grey as an estimate. The usage bar shows which part was recorded on your runs in OnTracx and which part you entered yourself. Your remaining distance was already right and doesn't change. To correct how far a shoe had already run, go to "Edit this shoe".

Running with a map now. Revolutionary? No. Genuinely nice while you're out there? Absolutely. NEW — Live run view, rebuilt. Your run draws itself on a map as you go, coloured by the load actually going through your legs. Tap to expand or collapse between the map and your numbers, let the camera follow you, or hit re-centre when you inevitably wander off screen. Six live metrics instead of four: pace, elevation and cumulative load added now join the line-up. Lost GPS under a bridge? The screen tells you, instead of quietly making something up. NEW — Treadmill runs get the same six metrics. No map, because you're not going anywhere. NEW — Shoe tracking. Add your shoes, pick a default pair, and watch the kilometres pile up per shoe. Rate them on performance and comfort too, for the day you need to justify buying another pair. NEW — Shoes from Strava, automatically. If a synced run turns up wearing gear we haven't seen before, we create the shoe for you. And if Strava never gave us permission to read your gear, we now ask you to reconnect instead of showing you an empty, mysterious list. NEW — Changed your mind about sharing. Declined a practice's request for your data and regretted it five minutes later? You can switch their access back on yourself, in the app, without emailing anyone. FIXED — Sensors that got stuck in update mode after an interrupted firmware update now recover properly, including on older firmware where the battery check was a little too strict. FIXED — The Dutch "Programma" tab no longer runs out of room in the bottom bar.

This update checks in on your run 24 hours later, because even your legs deserve a "hey, how are you feeling" text the next day. Onboarding got a glow-up too, with clearer steps so you actually know which button to press (revolutionary, we know). You can now share your achievements with the world, so everyone can see you actually got off the couch and laced up again. Update now — your future self, and your Instagram story, will thank you.

New feature: Treadmill mode Improvements: Overall bug fixes & improvements

Overall app improvements

What's new: Your plan, right here — upcoming sessions from your running plan are now visible directly in the app Flexible scheduling — drag sessions to a different day when life gets in the way Better post-run screen — the session summary has been redesigned so your effort actually gets the attention it deserves A smoother experience overall — a range of behind-the-scenes improvements make the app faster and more stable

Garmin integration New charts and insights UX improvements New firmware update

Hotfix: Progress and pain scores were not shown correctly. The scores were taking a rest day. We put them back to work.

What's New in January 2026 We kicked off the new year by tidying up a few things (because our New Year's resolution was to be more organized): - Swipe left to remove sessions: Finally, an easy way to break up with sessions that didn't work out - Battery optimization alerts: We'll now let you know when your phone's battery settings are secretly sabotaging your runs - UI polish: A few visual touch-ups, because even apps deserve a fresh start in January If OnTracx is helping you hit your goals (or if you have ideas to make it even better), we'd love to hear from you. Email: support@ontracx.com Thank you for running with us – one managed step at a time.

Hotfix update We fixed an issue where sensors running the original firmware could not update. We also resolved a problem where charts were displayed incorrectly around the year change due to an incorrect ISO year number format.

This update includes updated age rating information to comply with App Store requirements.

We’re excited to announce the latest updates and improvements: Pull to Refresh Quickly refresh your dashboard data and session overview with a simple pull-down gesture. Sensor Sync Status When connecting your sensor to the app, you'll now see detailed sync information—including how many sessions are stored on the sensor and the sync status of each session. Secondary Data on Session Chart Customize your session chart by selecting secondary data overlays. Choose between **pace** and **cadence** to get deeper insights into your runs. Running Surface Context Add more context to your sessions by indicating where you ran: Road,Track, Trail, or Treadmill. Auto-Labeling for Load When your session load is calculated by your personal load model, the app now automatically labels it for you. Auto-Reconnect During Runs Running with your phone? If your sensor's Bluetooth connection glitches, the app will now attempt to reconnect automatically before sending you a warning. Connection Improvements General improvements to sensor connection stability and reliability. Copy & UI/UX Improvements Smaller refinements across the app for a smoother, more polished experience. --- These updates aim to provide a more intuitive and insightful training experience. As always, your feedback is welcome!

Strava Sync: Connect your Strava account to see your runs automatically in OnTracx. Matching sensor data merges into one unified activity. Smarter Sync: Data uploads only with a stable connection for safer transfers. Firmware Update: Orientation now auto-adjusts, just clip and go. Dutch Support: The app now speaks Dutch UX Polish: Smoother texts, layouts, and interactions throughout.

Hotfix for missing session data on sensor loss

Bugfix: error on bluetooth connection

Enhanced Dashboard Navigation - Effortlessly switch between different charts on the main dashboard with our improved navigation. Manual Session Entry - You can now manually add new running sessions for greater flexibility and accuracy in your records. Session Stats Editing - Update key session statistics, including Pain, RPE, time, and distance, directly from the session view. New Visualizations - Weekly Planning: Plan your week’s training load and compare it to the previous week to optimize progress and recovery. Session Details: Get deeper insights with new charts: Load vs. Time, Cumulative Load per Kilometre, Time spent in each loading zone. Load Tolerance Profile: After answering a few simple intake questions, view a personalized profile estimating your theoretical load tolerance and suggested rate of progress. Improved Information Copy - All information buttons on charts are updated offering clearer explanations. Overall app improvements - Enhanced stability and bug fixes for smoother performance, especially when saving a run. These updates aim to provide a more intuitive and insightful training experience. As always, your feedback is welcome! PS: The next update is already cooking, stay tuned!!

What’s New in OnTracx v1.3.17 We’ve made important improvements to give you a smoother and more reliable experience: Session management – Improved communication between your sensor and the app means faster, more stable session registration. Firmware Update Enhancements – Updating your sensor is now easier and more reliable. New: Instructions in Profile – You can now access helpful guidance directly from your profile screen. Thanks for training with OnTracx

Updated firmware version 0.0.5 What's New: Enhanced Sensor Activation: The sensor can now be activated via long-press as well, providing an easier and more reliable way to activatie your sensor. Fixes and Improvements: Time Sync Bug: Resolved a rare issue where session data could display a future timestamp. Crash Prevention: Fixed a bug that caused the app to crash when processing sessions with zero load data.

We're excited to bring you several improvements to enhance your experience: - Firmware Update: - Enhanced onboard sensor processing for better stability and load detection accuracy - Extended sensor range capabilities - New local session storage feature—track running activities without your phone - Clearer LED interface for sensor status indication - Other app improvements: - More intuitive sensor connection interface - Enhanced stability and bug fixes for smoother performance

- Popular feature request: - Bar chart: target zone, we visualized a green ‘ideal’ target and also historic so you can easily see where overloaded it a bit, under loader or hit the sweet spot - Improving app stability: General crash- and bugfixes - Other app improvements: - User-friendly presentation of the personalized messages - Improvements on the onboarding demo - data sync improvements (30% faster)

a fix with the caching that prevented the main dashboard to visualize

- General bugfixes and improvements Experience a more precise and user-friendly running companion with OnTracx! Your feedback has been invaluable in making these fixes and improvements. Thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to improving our software.

New Features: - Session History: Review past training sessions and analyze your progress - Session Management: Delete or discard unwanted sessions to keep your data accurate - Improved Post-Run Insights: View the percentage of load added to your weekly total Bug Fixes and Improvements: - Fixed bar graph threshold display - Enhanced step frequency detection accuracy - Resolved load map rendering issues - overall performance improvements Experience a more precise and user-friendly running companion with OnTracx! Your feedback has been invaluable in making these fixes and improvements. Thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to improving our software.

Fixes: - Resolved login issues that prevented some users from accessing or creating their accounts. - Fixed a bug where users were unable to enter and view their personal data. - Fixed a bug where the load map did not render properly on the screen Improvements: - Made several smaller UX improvements for a smoother, more intuitive user experience. - It is possible to scroll to the bar charts to see cumulative loading blocks, even when there is no running recorded that week. Acknowledgements: We would like to express our gratitude to our early-adopters who brought these issues to our attention: P.V., P.V., S.B., D.H., A.M, V.V., B.L., J.M., A.V. Your feedback has been invaluable in making these fixes and improvements. Thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to improving our software.