RidePack 2.0.1 makes starting and joining a ride clearer. CLEARER MAIN SCREEN The home screen now says what each button does. Start a ride to name yours and let nearby riders ask in. Browse Rides Nearby and tap Ask to join, or look a ride up by name. No more guessing what "Tune in" meant. STRAIGHTER SUBSCRIPTION INFO • Prices now show whether they're per month or per year • The free trial is only offered if your Apple ID can still get it • Ride Music is listed with everything Pro includes ALSO • Clearer explanations throughout Settings • VoiceOver fixes and other small improvements

RidePack 2.0 brings music to the pack. GROUP MUSIC Ride to the same soundtrack. Anyone in your pack can add to a shared queue, and it plays in sync on every rider's phone through Apple Music. Pause, skip, or scrub from the Music app, Control Center, the Lock Screen, or your AirPods, and the whole pack follows. Your music still ducks the moment someone talks. • Search songs, albums, artists, and playlists, or add from your library and Recently Played • Drag to reorder Up Next, or tap a song to play it now • Share a song, album, or playlist from Apple Music straight into your ride Listening requires an Apple Music subscription. SPOKEN ANNOUNCEMENTS Stay in the loop without looking down. RidePack tells you in your headphones when riders join or leave, lose connection, or ask to join, and when the pack gets a new owner. Announcements wait for a quiet moment and only play through headphones, so your mic never picks them up. ON A CALL? THE PACK KNOWS. Turn on Tell the Pack When I'm on a Call and your packmates hear that you're busy. They're only told you're on a call. Nothing more. MUTE WITH A DOUBLE TAP Your ride now shows up in the Apple Watch Smart Stack with a mute button on it. Double tap — index finger to thumb — and you're muted without touching your phone or even your watch. Gloves on, hands on the bars. Requires Apple Watch Series 9, Ultra 2, or later. CONTROLS WITHOUT OPENING THE APP • Mute, leave the ride, and play, pause, or skip music from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island • Ask Siri: "Mute my mic in RidePack" or "Skip the song in RidePack" — works without unlocking A NEW LOOK New app icon, and a redesign built for the latest iPhone software. On iOS 26 and later, the ride screen picks up real light and depth: the now-playing bar, the speaking pill and the controls all catch it as you move. Everything stays exactly where it was — same layout, same big controls you can hit in gloves. ALSO NEW • If RidePack closes mid-ride, reopen it and you're right back in your pack • Help Center, Contact Support, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Use in Settings • Apple Watch mute taps get through even when your iPhone is briefly out of reach • Join a ride and you see who's already in it straight away, instead of an empty pack while voice connects • Fixes for join requests, voice reconnects, and more

- New launch animation with a signature bell chime (respects your ringer switch) - Fixed an issue where your display name could occasionally revert after signing in

Nearby packs show up now! Start a ride and your crew sees it. In the parking lot, at the trailhead, wherever you're clipping in. If you've been texting the ride name around so everyone can type it in by hand, you can stop. They'll find you in the list. And the list keeps to what's actually near you. Packs are ordered closest first, and a ride two towns over doesn't sit at the top looking like the one in the next block. When there's nothing to show, it says why: still finding you, or location switched off, with a shortcut straight to Settings. Also in this update: • A ride that ends now says so, instead of telling you the group owner removed you • Fixed a bug that could drop you out of a healthy ride after a brief connection hiccup • Rider counts stay accurate when several riders leave a pack at once • Rejoining a pack you'd left now actually reaches the owner, instead of going nowhere

Noise cancellation is here. Wind roar, road buzz, drivetrain rattle — RidePack now scrubs it from your mic before the pack hears you. You come through clear at 30 mph; your crew doesn't get the hurricane. It's on by default and works with any headphones. Want the raw feed? Flip it off in Settings → Microphone, or tap the speaker icon mid-ride. And your ride tells you when something's wrong. Lose your voice connection — riding out of Wi-Fi range, into a dead spot, through a tunnel — and RidePack says so. You feel it and hear it, so you're not checking your phone at 60 mph to work out why it went quiet. Then it gets you back on its own, and tells you when you're in. You'll also see when a packmate can't hear you, so you know the difference between "Dave didn't answer" and "Dave never heard the turn call." Also in this update: • Fixed a bug that could kick the ride owner out of their own ride when a join request came in • Fixed a rare crash when leaving a ride • Music ducking is more reliable at the start and end of rides • Audio settings now stick between rides • Your Watch shows when the ride is reconnecting, and taps you if it drops

What's New in 1.1 New safety controls You're always in control of who you ride with: • Report a rider for inappropriate behavior, right from the ride screen • Block a rider to instantly silence and hide them — for this ride and every future one • Manage your blocked riders anytime in Settings → Safety Fixes & improvements • Fixed an issue where your music wasn't lowering properly when a packmate was speaking — voice now comes through clearly over music again • Stability and performance improvements Ride together. Stay connected.

This update is all about reliability: • A smoother, more dependable Apple Watch companion — clean ride mirroring with haptic speaker alerts, and mute or leave right from your wrist • Stability and performance improvements under the hood • Various bug fixes Thanks for riding with RidePack — keep the feedback coming!