Race day, printed. - Ran a race? SHUTT spots it from the date, the distance and the city, and puts the race on your look - Finish and Course, the two race looks, now have their own cards in the rail: Chicago's Marina City and the John Hancock Center - Small fixes across the app

Find your run club. - Discover the run clubs in your city and the ones you follow on Strava, then find yours in the Club tab - Can't find your club? Tap + in the Club tab to suggest it - Try a club on from its page, or add its logo and name to any edit from the Club tab - Ran a race? SHUTT recognises it and puts the race on your look, with new race looks and styles - Connecting with Strava now shows its progress - Small fixes across the app

Run clubs are here. - Find the run clubs in your city, join yours and star your favourite - Wear your club on any look: its logo, its name and your group run on the photo - Moving and resizing things in the editor is much smoother - Rides show speed instead of pace, and a new Settings switch turns ride imports on or off - Small fixes across the app

polish. - small fixes and smoother loading across the app - groundwork for something we're building with run clubs

signed in. - connect with strava is fixed and faster: the strava app now returns straight to shutt, with no detour through safari - if a sign-in attempt fails, tap again and it picks up where it left off; after two tries you can sign in with the browser instead

steady. - connect with strava now recovers when the connection drops on the way back from the strava app - the share panel has a format button: step between story, post and square without closing it, and the edit refits to each shape - the shutt logo now draws on the looks that own the whole canvas - the merch drop no longer opens on its own - rate shutt from settings

silver. - silver, a new look: your run engraved on a steel plate that reflects your photo - tap the plate on the toolbar to switch between a nameplate, a route plate, a data plate and a caseback - videos now keep the brightness and colour you filmed them with - a new shade button next to the looks: lighten or remove a look's darkening, plus vignette, brightness, contrast and grain - get featured: add your instagram handle in settings - colours now apply in every look that offers them - music now lives in settings, under training - smoother scrolling in the editor panels

six more looks. - thirty-two looks on the rail now, six more than before - a shoe block, a map tile, a stats grid, a varsity number, an odometer and a dot ledger - tap a look's text to change its font, size and units, or hide the run name - fixes to the pace chart and the upgrade screen

five more looks. - twenty-six looks on the rail now, five more than before - each one on a new city: madrid, valencia, berlin - a hero distance, two ledgers, a numeral and a spec sheet

49 new route styles. - draw your route in neon, chrome, halftone, stadium boards and more - scroll the strip in the map panel and your route changes as you go - one tap on the route steps to the next style - shape the line: as run, smooth, faceted or metro, and draw it thicker - your photo stays brighter behind your stats - the stats bar gets a typeface option

your route, behind you. - a new look finds the person in your photo and cuts them out, so the route and your stats pass behind them - choose whether the line alone goes behind, or the whole design - the route places itself across the subject, and you can still drag or resize it - the serif look gets eight typefaces on its toolbar, and can be resized - dividers move to the stats toolbar: off, or four ways to space them - motion moves up the rail and opens on its band style

a guided tour of the editor, and a simpler way to pick your run. - a short tour walks you through the editor the first time you open it - picking a run is now one card you swipe through, leaving more room for your photos - the handles for moving and resizing a block sit on its edges, not over your numbers - a brand new account gets the full set of looks straight away - video exports with a filter keep their animated stats, and new-run alerts use your units

six more looks, and lapped runs draw clean. - six new designs on the rail, including a handwritten one and stats set inside your route - a run that laps the same circuit can now draw a single clean lap instead of a tangle - the editor closes with a back arrow, and nothing floats over your canvas - stats sit evenly across a row, with the spacing yours to set - heart rate zones, elevation and splits all read the right numbers now

looks: ten finished designs for your run, one tap each. - new: swipe the row under your run and pick a look, nothing to edit - fixed: a look no longer borrows blocks from the one you opened before, and reset works again - fixed: the route sits where each look intends it, not where a stale setting left it - your shoes now show their total distance, counted from your own runs - heart rate traces and zones are no longer limited to premium

montage saves your photo again, and the editor stays out of your way. - fixed: the montage preset saved a blank photo instead of the one you picked - the editor opens straight away instead of pausing on the first load - drag the top or bottom edge of a trace to resize it, like the splits table - resize handles now follow your finger and stop at the edge of the canvas - the block toolbar moves aside instead of covering the handle underneath it

splits, rebuilt around the shape of your run. - bars now span your own fastest to slowest, so the hard kilometre finally looks hard - an average line down the middle, with your fastest and slowest splits called out - a deviation view, growing either side of your average pace - blur, frame and invert to keep the table readable on a busy photo - resize the table from any edge, not just the corner - fewer settings, and the ones left are picked by looking rather than reading

the type tab, rebuilt around what you're styling. - title, label and value each keep their own font, case, size and weight - the title can change weight now, not just size - new sliders in type and dividers, and they no longer grab the panel when you scroll - your first run gets to your activities quicker, with one loader instead of two

micrographics: 54 marks, drawn from your own run. - a new micro tab in the editor: ledgers, dials, route plots, coordinates - add your eyewear next to your shoes and bikes, and wear it on your overlays - the shutt carabiner, our first piece of merch, now lives in the app - clubs, races and training moved into settings, for a calmer tab bar

your elevation, back where it belongs. - the elevation profile now shows on every activity with elevation data, older ones included - drag and resize it anywhere on your canvas, like your other blocks - tap edit on any block to jump straight to its settings - a tidier editor: fewer tabs, with text and shadow controls where you'd expect them

a smoother way to share. - a redesigned share panel with a cleaner save and a soft glass look - share to instagram stories or copy a style link in one tap - the lifetime plan is back: one payment, yours forever - small polish and fixes throughout

a fresh look and a smoother start. • new app icon and refreshed login screen • connecting with strava now opens the strava app for a faster sign-in • fixed a bug that could stop your activity list from loading

one tap, a whole new look. meet shuffle. • one tap to shuffle fresh stats, layout and colours, from the preview or the editor • redesigned liquid-glass editor toolbar • cleaner freehand editing: drag, pinch and edge-resize, no extra sliders • new transparent-background pattern • chart fixes (elevation + heart rate)

freehand editing is here: the editor is now hands-on. • drag any block to move it; pinch or grab a corner to resize • edit color and settings inline, right from the toolbar • alignment guides snap blocks into place as you drag • new color swatches pulled straight from your photo

• intervals, automatically detected: we spot the hard reps in your track and interval workouts, then turn them into clean, shareable layouts - pick the look that fits each run • color your route map by elevation, pace, or heart rate • sharper traces with clearer peak and valley marks, plus editor polish

• traces, a whole new way to visualize your run: heart rate, pace, or elevation drawn across it as a line, gradient, or silhouette. layer all three on one plate, with peak, average, and zone marks • cleaner default overlay, the splits table is now opt-in from the splits tab • editor stability fixes and paywall polish