Daily steps stay on the right day when the clocks change. If your phone sends steps but no workouts, OutPace now shows how to turn workouts on so your minutes count. Signed back in after deleting your account? You can restore it within 30 days. Run a club? Request your club page right in the app. Co-workout now shows only for activities from the last 72 hours, and says why. Fixed a crash when opening OutPace from a challenge or club link.

Google Health is verified, Connected Accounts is rebuilt, and OutPace is faster. - Google Health is now verified by Google: connecting it no longer shows the "unverified app" warning. - Connected Accounts is rebuilt: see what is feeding your challenges and when it last sent data, then add a device by picking what you track with. Your watch, ring or phone, one tap. - New to OutPace? The first-run connect step uses the same picker, so your steps start counting right away. - Profiles load faster, and profile photos upload quicker. - Weekly Relay team invites: tapping the invite now opens the invite itself, with Accept and Decline. Invites also show on the relay card and in the bell. - Chat: pick up to 5 photos at once from your library. - Home: today's distance sits beside your steps on the Today card. - Challenge screens read cleanly at the largest text sizes. - iOS 27: if you share only the last 30 days of Apple Health, OutPace says so and syncs what it can. - Club organizers can approve all pending join requests at once. - Password rules now show the symbol requirement up front. - Help answers questions about Samsung watches and about muting a pacer. - Bug fixes and polish.

Smoother first steps and stronger security. - Changing or resetting your password now signs you out everywhere else, so your account stays yours. - New to OutPace? Picking your public name is clearer, and the first walkthrough no longer gets in the way of your first tap. - Creating a challenge is clearer: it says up front whether it is public, and one week is picked for you. - Connect Accounts shows the apps you can connect right now first. - The Back button now sits neatly in its bubble on iOS 26. - Help answers more questions, like why steps are missing from a challenge. - Bug fixes and polish.

Faster, smoother, and more in your control. Your data, your choice: OutPace now asks before it reads activity and health data, and you can turn it off anytime in Settings, Account. Pacer feed: tap the three dots on a Pacer’s post to remove them, mute them, or block them. Unmute anyone from their profile or from your Muted list in Settings. Faster everywhere: Home, challenge screens and sign-in load quicker, and workouts sync in the background so your stats are ready when you open the app. iFIT workouts from Apple Health now show as iFIT. Club organizers can now choose club updates by push and by email for themselves. Connecting a fitness app brings you back to the right screen every time. A heads up on Home when a new version of OutPace is ready. Fixed: GIFs in chat now send the one you tap, even with the keyboard open. Fixed: the Back button no longer spills out of its bubble on iOS 26. Fixed: you could sometimes be signed out unexpectedly. Clearer messages when a name or message is not allowed. Bug fixes and polish.

Clubs get a lot more personal, and chat got a lot smoother. Club chat: organizers can start one group chat for the whole club. Everyone in the club is in it automatically, new members join when they join the club, and you can mute it anytime. Club banners: organizers can add a banner across the top of the club page. Pick a photo, then drag and zoom to frame it. More than one club? Swipe left and right on the Club tab to move between your clubs. Pick your primary club: the Club tab opens on it and its icon shows next to your name. Invite by username: start typing and matching OutPace accounts pop up. Organizers (and members, if the club allows it) can invite people with one tap. Club settings: organizers choose who can join (anyone with the link, or organizers approve each person) and who can invite people. Share your club link right from the club screen. Chat is faster: messages appear the moment you tap send, you can keep sending while one is on its way, and a message that fails shows Retry instead of disappearing. Chat stays put: reading older messages no longer jumps you to the bottom, a “new messages” pill shows what arrived, and missed messages appear as soon as you come back to the app. Group chats: tap the people button to see everyone in the chat. Group admins tap the name or photo to change them. Group chats have no size limit. Public challenges can have a group chat too: the challenge creator starts it and participants join. Fixed: creating a group chat from a challenge could freeze the screen, and the message menu now closes when you tap anywhere else. Fresh brand colors across the app and widgets. Bug fixes and polish.

Run clubs get their own tab, and help is one tap away on every screen. - New Club tab: if you are in a run club, it gets its own tab with the club's details, its challenge, club updates and the member list. In more than one club? Pick your club at the top. - Club organizers can now run their club from the app: edit the club page, logo and icon, set up the club challenge, post updates by push or email, and manage organizers and members. - Club challenges now offer every option a regular challenge has, and organizers can change what the next round will be while it keeps restarting automatically. - Organizers can preview the club exactly as members see it. - New help: tap the ? at the top right of any screen to ask the Aid Station, our help assistant. It points you to the right setting or answer, and you can send your question to a person anytime. - Pacers: the View by, Metric and Activity filters now sit in one row. - Fresh activity and challenge icons. - A co-workout request no longer covers the hi-five count on your profile. - Bug fixes and polish.

Track your daily steps against a goal, and run your teams your way. - New on Home: your steps today against a daily step goal, with your goal streak. Swipe for a calendar of your goal days over the last three months, and tap any day to see its steps. - Set your daily step goal in Settings, General. Everyone starts at 10,000. - The Weekly Relay now lives at the top of the Challenges tab. - Leave a relay team any time during the week. - Relay team menus close with a swipe down or a tap outside, and Set team avatar works again. - Make a challenge public or private any time from its menu. - Team challenges that repeat now start each round fresh, so you can set up new teams. Club organizers can manage club teams too. - Team challenges tell you which team you are on, or who assigns teams if you are not on one yet. - Your date of birth now lives in Settings, Account and Security. - Clearer steps for sharing your Garmin data, matching Garmin Connect's new settings. - Fixed a crash when picking dates on iOS 27. - Bug fixes and polish.

Clubs show up in more places, and you can now tell us when something is wrong. - Club members show their club icon beside their name in leaderboards, the Home feed, chat and Pacers lists. Everyone else who has logged activity keeps the check mark. - Clubs use an icon now, not a badge. - Turn club updates on or off for each club, by push and by email, in Notification Settings or on the club page. - Tapping a chat notification opens that chat. - A challenge that has not started shows its start date instead of a rank. - Leaderboards show no places until a challenge starts. - Report a profile, a challenge or a club from its menu. We review every report, and we never tell anyone who sent it. - Send feedback with a category and a screenshot, and we can see which app version you are on. - Signing out now signs out this device only, so your other devices stay signed in. - Trophy counts include only finished challenges with final results. - Challenge history on profiles shows Private for challenges you cannot see, and the start date for upcoming ones. - New accounts are asked for their birthday once. - The "How did you hear about OutPace?" question no longer shows on Home after you answer it during sign up. - Bug fixes and polish.

Run clubs are here. Join your club, see its announcements, and show your club's icon next to your name (you can turn it off in Settings, General). The Weekly Relay now leads with your team's goal, your place and the top 3 teams, and inviting Pacers is easier. See Pacers in common, and add or pace back right from any Pacers list. Save or share photos from chat. Sleep from Oura, RingConn and other trackers now counts through Apple Health. Fixes and polish.

More of your data counts, and a few things that were hard to find are now one tap away. - Garmin, Oura or Strava watch? Steps and workouts that reach Apple Health now count, even if you have not connected that service to OutPace. - If Apple Health is connected but no steps are reaching OutPace, Home now tells you, with the setting to turn on. - Capacity requests: hosts of a full challenge can ask for more spots. - "I'm Pacing" replaces Following, and pacer requests read "wants you to pace them". - See the challenges you share with someone on their profile. - Team challenges: teams start collapsed, tap one to see its members, highest first. - Team standings and results notifications open the challenge. - Connected apps: see and remove the AI assistants linked to your account in Account & Security. - The profile graph menu only lists activity types you have data for. - Fitbit steps that reach OutPace through Health Connect or Apple Health now count in full. - Fixed a crash when choosing challenge dates on iOS 27. - Fixed sign-in getting stuck after a server hiccup. - Bug fixes and polish.

Chat, notifications and a cleaner profile. - Chat: long press any message to react or reply, and tap a photo to see it full screen with pinch to zoom. - New optional notification: I Outpaced Someone, for when you pass someone on a leaderboard. Turn it on in Notification Preferences, now one tap away from the gear on the Notifications screen. - Notifications are grouped, so a busy challenge no longer floods your bell. - Big numbers are easier to read: totals now show as 10.3k or 2.28M. - Weekly Relay on Home always shows this week, with last week's results below. - New to OutPace? Join this month's challenge or the Weekly Relay in one tap from Home. - Unit tab for teams and organizations. - Steps challenges count synced steps only. - Fixed an issue that could sign you out in the background. - More privacy for public challenges: activity details are visible to members only. - Bug fixes and polish.

What's new in OutPace 1.0.22: • Weekly Relay, rebuilt: every team chases Bronze, Silver and Gold goals, teams carry over to next week automatically, and you can swipe between your teams right on Home. Share your team's result when the week ends. • Pacer Points now has its own tile on your profile, plus a Pacer Points sort on the Pacers leaderboard. • Pacer requests are easier: get notified when someone asks to pace you, approve right from Home, and cancel a request you sent. • Joining from an invite link now takes you straight into the challenge, even if you're brand new. • Sleep is more accurate: whole nights now count on the day you wake up, and WHOOP sleep is supported. • WHOOP users choose whether their WHOOP data appears on leaderboards. • Clearer names for devices syncing through Apple Health. • Stability fixes and improvements.

What's new in OutPace 1.0.21: • All your fitness apps in one place: setup now shows every integration, including Oura, WHOOP and Polar. • Disconnecting an app now keeps your data safe for 30 days. Reconnect within 30 days and your activities and totals come right back. • Explore challenges now show each challenge's Top Scorer. • Refreshed partner logos and buttons across Connected Accounts, including a new Garmin look. • Clearer notes on who can see your synced activities, including Strava and WHOOP. • A quick security check on sign up to keep bots out. • Stability fixes and improvements.

New Pacers leaderboards: compare Sleep, Heart Rate Zone Points, Tier Points, and Elevation with the people you follow. Elevation now syncs from your Apple Health workouts. Workouts from more apps now sync reliably. Challenges with a daily time cap now show the cap on the challenge page. If Google Health ever needs you to sign in again, you'll see a clear Reconnect prompt. Plus smoother hi-fives, a clearer leave challenge flow, and bug fixes.

Faster and safer. - Profile, Pacers and Home load in far fewer round trips. - Garmin users missing the Historical Data permission now see why their heart-rate zones are not coming through, with a one-tap reconnect. - Deleting an activity from a challenge feed works again. - Rowing is a first-class activity type across every source. - Security hardening: sign-in links, widget access and stored sessions are all tighter. - Bug fixes and polish.

Rowing is a sport of its own now. Create a rowing challenge, combine it with running, walking, cycling or swimming for a distance or time challenge, log a row by hand, filter the Pacers leaderboard to rowing, and see a Row bar on your profile graph. Rows from Garmin, Strava, Apple Health, Health Connect, Polar, Oura, WHOOP and Fitbit all count. Hi-fives are easier to keep up with. Several hi-fives on the same activity arrive as one notification, tapping it opens that activity, and tapping the hi-five count on your own activity shows you who sent them. People accepting the same challenge are grouped the same way. Also in this update: • Garmin heart-rate zones are back. If your Garmin runs were scoring as all Zone 1, they will not any more. • Challenge activity feeds show only the people who have accepted, and distance and time challenges no longer list daily step totals as activities. • An activity you log by hand into a challenge now shows on your profile and can be hi-fived like any other. • The challenge header fits on one line at every text size, and hi-fives look the same on every screen. • When a challenge caps what counts, the message tells you the real limit.

Mix your sports, and see the math Challenges can now count more than one sport. Pick running, walking, cycling and swimming together for a distance or time challenge, and cap how many minutes count per day so a long weekend ride does not run away with the week. Heart-rate zone challenges show their work. Every activity has a zone strip, and a small plus opens the breakdown: minutes in each zone, what they were worth, and the total. "Which devices count?" takes you to the list of sources that deliver zones. Also in this update: • The app is faster. Home, your Profile tab, chats and challenge pages all make far fewer trips to the server. • Set your date of birth from a calendar instead of typing it. • A redesigned co-workout picker, a "+ Co-workout" button on your activities, and "Requested" shown right beside the source. • Tap the OutPace logo in any tab to jump back Home. • The Home relay card tells you when a relay you have not joined is coming up. • "Challenge 1v1" on every profile, and a red check beside anyone who has logged activity. • Fixed the All Public filters on the Pacers tab, and the timezone note when creating a challenge now says how days and deadlines really work.

See how you stack up against everyone The Pacers tab has a new All Public leaderboard: every public OutPace member with activity this week, this month, this year or all time, ranked. You can leave it any time in Settings, General. The leaderboard itself learned some new tricks. Pick the metric you care about: distance, time, steps, calories or number of activities. Then narrow it to running, walking, cycling or swimming. Your row sits at your real rank, wherever that is. Also in this update: • Your profile now has a QR code, in Settings, General. Anyone can point their camera at it to open your profile, even if they do not have OutPace yet. • The Pacers leaderboard now counts Oura, WHOOP and Polar activity, so some numbers went up. • Challenges that have not started yet say so. "Starts in 5 days" instead of counting down to the end. • When you accept a recurring challenge, staying in for the next round is on by default. One tap turns it off. • Chat headers show the other person's photo again. • Fixed buttons that squeezed or wrapped at larger text sizes.

Your everyday walking counts If you get your steps in without recording a workout, those miles were not always finding their way onto your profile. Now they do, for a lot more people. And if your phone is sending us steps but not distance, OutPace will tell you, and show you exactly which Health setting to turn on. Also in this update: • Tap any bar on your activity graph to see what that day actually was, broken out into recorded activity and everyday walking, with the date. • Workouts you did together can name everyone who was there, not just the first person to confirm. • Your own profile always opens for you, even when it is set to private. • Trophy Case and Badges now show you when there is more to scroll. • Finished challenges no longer offer a way to join them. • A steadier chat box that stays out of the way of the message you are reading. • Your weekly Pacers leaderboard now follows your own clock, so it no longer resets early on a Sunday evening. Plus fixes and polish throughout. See you out there!

Chat, settings and everyday walking. • Fixed: logging an activity by hand now counts toward your challenges. Previously it saved to your Personal Log only. • Fixed: the message box no longer hides behind the keyboard. • Settings is reorganised into Account, General and Information, so things are where you expect them. • Other devices is easier to find on the Connect Accounts screen, and now shows which of your devices we already see. • Everyday walking now counts toward Weekly Relays scored by miles. • The Pacers tab loads faster. • Various fixes and polish.

Faster out of the gate We rebuilt how OutPace starts up. The app opens noticeably quicker, feeds respond faster, and everything settles into place sooner, especially on Android. Also in this update: • Activity graphs on friend profiles. Visit any public profile to see their weekly, monthly, and yearly activity, with a new picker for miles, runs, walks, rides, swims, steps, minutes, elevation, and sleep. • The Weekly Relay now runs on your clock. Your week counts Monday through Sunday in your own timezone, the countdown matches your local time, and results go final only after every member's sync deadline passes. • Under the hood: sturdier sign in on cold starts, and smarter timing for background work so it never competes with what you see first. Plus plenty of fixes and polish. See you out there!

Your activity, at a glance The new profile graph shows your miles, runs, walks, rides, swims, steps, minutes, elevation and sleep by week, month or year. Everyday walking shows up as its own band, so you can see all movement, not just workouts. Also in this update: • Invite links now open straight in the app when you have OutPace installed. No more detours through the browser. • A guided tour introduces the app after you sign up. You can replay it anytime from Settings. • Much better support for larger text sizes across the whole app. • Notifications got more reliable, and confirming a co workout from its notification is now one tap. • Sharing from iMessage is cleaner: one tappable card with a live leaderboard. Plus dozens of fixes and polish. See you out there!

• Heart rate zones now use your real age. We ask for your date of birth during setup, and you can change it any time from your profile. • Don't want to share it yet? Your zones still work — they're just clearly marked as estimated, so you always know what you're looking at. • Shared challenge links now show their preview card right away in Messages and WhatsApp. • Clearer consent when connecting Strava. • Faster app startup.

• Choose kilometers or miles — Settings → Distance Units • All-new branded share cards for challenges • Elevation shown in meters for metric users • Bug fixes and performance improvements

• Garmin watches now sync sleep into OutPace, joining Oura, Apple Watch, and Polar. • A finished challenge stays on your list until results are final at 6 PM the next day, so late-syncing watches still count. • Creating a challenge no longer opens the share sheet on you — share whenever you're ready. • Shared challenge links now unfurl as a card in Messages. • Fixed: the Invite Pacers list wouldn't scroll. • Fixed: a pacer's follower count now updates the moment you follow. • Fixed: step totals on the Pacers leaderboard could count a workout twice.