Added App Store update checks at launch. Download selected videos from iCloud with improved import progress and cancellation. Improved recording-time detection and video-to-workout alignment, including positive and negative time offsets. Improved workout recommendations to avoid unrelated records. Fixed dim text in HDR video previews. Fixed speed and elevation graph boundaries and missing-data display, improved metric and imperial units, and optimized graph performance.

Adds sharing privacy controls to protect route endpoints and hide location names, adds workout data quality checks before export, improves FIT cadence handling and Apple Health workout import, and fixes editor and export consistency issues.

Adds five heart-rate zones with configurable boundaries, improves cadence and heart-rate display at the start of workouts, and fixes issues with maps, landscape weather, localization, edit restoration, and macOS keyboard shortcuts.

Rushboard 2.1 improves the complete editing workflow on iPhone and Mac: faster automatic Apple Health workout matching, manual video-data alignment, lap notifications, a three-second workout summary card, unit and language settings, secure on-demand iPhone-Mac transfer, and export and performance fixes.

Boost the loading speed of videos.

Bringing the editing capabilities of the macOS version to mobile, the iOS app is no longer just a data transfer assistant—it is now a fully featured tool for video data overlays.