Minor UI changes

Onboarding flow improvements and a visual refresh

- Clearer Garmin sync: After a run, the activity screen keeps showing that your map, splits and charts are on their way for 30 minutes. It only asks you to check again after that. - Your full first week: The plan you get after onboarding now shows every day of the week, rest days included. A new link takes you to week 2. - Smoother onboarding UI

A new chat experience - Fresh welcome screen with suggestions based on your training - Pick up your last conversation where you left off - Chat history: browse and reopen past conversations from the new sidebar - Open Memory from the sidebar to see what your coach knows about you - Attach recent photos from the composer - Messages sent offline now go out once you're back online Break down my run Open any activity and tap "Break down my run" for a lap-by-lap recap from your coach. Also new - Redeem App Store offer codes right from the upgrade screen - Garmin activities show their sync status while details load - Cleaner activity screen header showing the run's name Fixes - This morning's run no longer drops off the chat card in the afternoon - Intervals stay on the right laps when your warm-up was auto-lapped - Assorted polish across race and plan screens

A redesigned Stats page with new progress charts, smoother chart animations, and a new Charts card for sharing your runs. Plus clearer workout charts and fixes for stats briefly showing zero and for chat messages late at night.

• COROS support, plus fixes: race plans show the right finish time, and goal times are rounded to the minute. • Run breakdowns: ask how a run went and see every rep or kilometre against its target, with what went well and what drifted.

• Race plans now run on Apple Watch with labelled splits and a ±3 sec/km pace alert. • Pace targets are now the middle of the range: 5:00/km ±5 means 4:55–5:05. • Import your past month of Garmin runs when you connect. • Apple Health now syncs all your runs, including the last 30 days on first sync.

Users can now import race plans from external sources like marathonsplits.com

- Added a map to the Activity details page - Fixed bulk create workouts UI

Your week, redrawn — and a coach you can tap. • The calendar is rebuilt around your actual week: one card per session, today in front, and your totals pinned where you can see them. • Ask the coach a question and it answers with something you can use — pick a day, fill in a race result, or see your training paces laid out, without typing it all back. • Cleaner chat: a lighter composer, a shorter tab bar, and icons that stay out of the way. • Fixed a crash when removing the warmup or cooldown from a workout you're editing.

- Re-designed calendar page - Added new charts to stats page

Fixed minor UI bugs and improved Apple Watch Sync

Minor UI improvements

Minor UI fixes

Minor UI improvements and added Cadence, Pace, and HR Charts to activity details

Minor UI changes

Fixed minor issues

- Fixed paywall UI - Added device attribution

- Improved onboarding flow - Fixed minor UI issues with Chat - Improved share cards

- Added workout profile card - Improved workout details layout

Added share template cards

Improved chat and added notification setting

Paceboard 3.0 is a ground-up rebuild — faster, cleaner, and fully native. • AI can see your splits. Ask how a session went and it breaks the run down rep by rep against the targets you were chasing, instead of quoting one average pace. • Faster replies. The AI starts answering noticeably sooner. • Introducing race predictions • Redesigned run and workout screens — clearer splits, calmer colour, and pacing you can read at a glance.

Now users can save workouts with no pace target

Homepage improvements