A less important alert could hold back a more urgent one for up to 15 minutes, so a warning that conditions had become unsafe might never have reached you. Severe weather alerts now come through reliably as well, including on a fresh install. The End button on the Lock Screen card works now. It used to bring the card back within seconds even when nothing had changed, and it now stays gone until conditions get worse than they were when you dismissed it. The card also stops showing a temperature once the forecast says that reading is out of date, rather than leaving an old number sitting on your Lock Screen. Siri answers with the same aged verdict the widgets already used.

Radar no longer covers the map in green on a clear night. That was the radar picking up dust and insects rather than rain. Dense fog now gets a caution instead of a green light. A rain and snow mix is now treated as icy, the same as sleet. Severe weather alerts are more reliable while the app is in the background. The safe window countdown, the home screen widget, the Live Activity and the ride planner now agree with each other, so one of them can no longer say the window is open while another says it has closed.

A round of fixes. - The radar map keeps its place when you scroll past it and come back. - Shelter distance starts updating as soon as you set a shelter, instead of waiting for the next refresh. - The Ride Planner's verdict and day icons are easier to read. - Turning off Calendar Sync now asks before it removes your events. - Search tells you when it cannot reach the network, instead of saying it found nothing. - The notifications row shows the alert level you are actually set to. Ride safe.

The app icon now has a little more breathing room.

The Wind card now shows which direction the wind is coming from, not just how strong it is.

Cleaner data, and a few quality-of-life fixes. - Air quality and radar now come from official US sources: the EPA's AirNow program and NOAA's National Weather Service. - Hail gets its own verdict now, separate from snow and sleet. - A shelter saved as "Current Location" is now simply called "Home." - Turn on Differentiate Without Color in iOS Settings and the 10-day planner adds colorblind-friendly shape badges. - Clearer wording on the widgets and Live Activity, plus the usual tidying under the hood. Ride safe.

Polish and cleanup. If the forecast can't load when you first open the app, you now get a clear message and a quick retry instead of a raw error. You can also set your location by hand right away instead of waiting on detection. Plus some under-the-hood tidying to keep the app lean.

Under-the-hood update. Air quality moves to a new data source so it keeps working when the old one is retired, and a few weather conditions now show the right icon.

An honesty pass: everything IsoRide tells you now agrees with the verdict it gives you. When the hour is uncertain, the card says so: "Dry now, 55% chance of rain this hour," instead of calling conditions favorable. Notifications and Siri now use the same words as the verdict. A severe weather alert that stops your ride says exactly that, instead of suggesting you ride with caution. Set a shelter without Pro and you can now see that Commute Today and Route Weather exist, instead of an empty space. The Pro description also now lists exactly what Pro unlocks. Plus: switching cities no longer shows the previous city's weather for a minute, a clear hour under a heat or air quality verdict no longer lights up green, widgets show a live "updated N min ago," onboarding buttons always stay on screen, and rain days away no longer drags down today's verdict where minute-by-minute data is unavailable.

See the why behind your verdict more clearly. Tap Details and each of the five factors now shows its real reading (feels like, wind, humidity, rain) instead of a raw number, with the comfort score put in context. And when rain is possible but not locked in, the app now shows the hour's chance instead of a flat "clear", so you are not caught off guard. Consistent across the app, widgets, and Live Activity.

See the why behind the verdict. Tap Details on the ride card for a full breakdown of the five factors that set your score, and which one is holding it back. Also: clearer, higher-contrast verdict text in both light and dark, and cleaner wording throughout.

One answer, everywhere. The rain countdown on the dashboard could disagree with itself. One card said rain was 46 minutes out while a strip further down announced rain in 14. That strip was reading the forecast its own way instead of using the app's, so a faint blip the engine had already dismissed as noise got announced as real rain. Every surface now takes its timing from the same place, and the strip is gone because the card above it already said it better. Severe weather now affects the verdict. A Severe Thunderstorm Warning used to show as a banner while the verdict underneath still read RIDE NOW. Serious weather alerts that actually matter to a cyclist now force DON'T RIDE, so the answer agrees with the warning sitting above it. Alerts that have no bearing on riding, like a coastal flood warning, leave your verdict alone.

Rain accuracy fix. On dry days the forecast can carry a "what it would be like if it rained" number even when nothing is falling. IsoRide was reading that as real rain and could say RAIN NOW under a clear sky. It now checks that precipitation is actually falling before it says so, and light rain and drizzle still register the way they always did.

Accuracy and accessibility improvements. Your ride verdict now stays correct after a background refresh, including when air quality is poor. Cold rain now reads DON'T RIDE instead of caution, and the 10 day outlook flags dangerous heat the same way the live card does. Reduce Motion now freezes the animated sky. Caution colors have better contrast in light mode, header buttons have VoiceOver labels, and tap targets are larger. Cleaner typography and spacing on the Live Activity and home screen widgets.

Live Activities and the Dynamic Island now match your theme. Plus sharper light mode contrast for easier reading at a glance.

A living sky, and new ways to unlock Pro. • Living sky: the dashboard now moves with your real conditions. Sun, clouds, rain, snow, fog, and storms, day and night. • IsoRide Pro is now a subscription too. Go yearly ($14.99/yr) with a 7-day free trial that renews at $14.99/yr unless canceled, or go monthly ($2.99/mo), or buy Lifetime once for $39.99 and keep it forever. The core ride decision stays free, always. • Smoother animations, plus a handful of fixes under the hood. Ride safe.

This update makes IsoRide's rain call more reliable and easier to trust. When rain starts, every screen now agrees. Your dashboard, lock screen Live Activity, and notifications all show it at the same time, so the app never says you're clear while it's raining on you. Detection is also sharper, so even light rain gets caught. Also new: - A live RAIN NOW status while precipitation is falling, with when it should ease - Clearer reasons when it isn't a good time to ride, like Too Hot, Too Cold, Too Windy, or Poor Air - More reliable background updates so your ride verdict stays current - Spacing and text polish throughout

When conditions clear up after a rain or safety warning, IsoRide now sends an all-clear so you know it's a good time to ride again. Plus reliability improvements to weather-change notifications.

Live Activities now stay on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island for your whole ride, so your ride status is always a glance away. Swipe it away anytime; it returns on its own if rain or rough conditions move in. Plus a cleaner settings experience and minor polish.

Behind-the-scenes improvements.

This update fixes two issues: • The ride verdict could briefly show Don't Ride when rain was still well outside your riding window. It now matches current conditions. • On the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, the rain countdown could tick upward after the forecasted rain time passed. It now clears correctly. Thanks for the feedback.

A sharper app icon and a cleaner App Store listing.