1.4.1 — Training analysis • Heart-rate analysis: time in each zone, intensity as a share of your heart-rate reserve, how your heart rate drifted from the first half to the second, and how quickly it fell after your peak. • A comparison chart that lines up elevation gain, distance and heart rate over time. • VO2 max: when Apple Watch has no reading, Voyagr estimates one from your heart rate or your height and weight, and shows where it sits among people of your sex and age (FRIEND 2022 reference data) and among measured road cyclists. • Heart rate from Apple Watch is now saved with every track, and TCX export includes heart rate, cadence and power. • Long replay videos: the screen stays awake while the video renders, and the export stops with a clear reason if you leave the app. • YouTube upload shows live progress, resumes after a dropped connection, and tells you which step failed.

1.3.2 — Apple Watch distance fix • Distance now shows correctly during a workout. Rides were reading zero the whole time; the watch now reads cycling distance properly. • Active calories had the same problem and are fixed too. • Less chatter between the watch and your iPhone, for better battery and stability. • If a workout stops unexpectedly, the watch now tells you why instead of going quiet.

1.3.1 — A smoother flyover • The camera glides. The subtle stutter you could feel in saved and YouTube-shared videos is gone. • Photos fade in and out. Cards used to pop; now they cross-fade like they should. • The map never freezes behind a photo. The camera keeps breathing gently, so there are no dead frames. • Photo-dense stretches keep their rhythm. Close-together shots get shorter holds; standalone moments get their full time. • Replay length now follows your route. Short outings are brisk, long rides get room to breathe.

What's new in 1.3.0 • Rides from your Garmin arrive on their own. Save an activity on your Edge and Voyagr picks it up through Apple Health, complete with your route, heart rate, power and cadence — then tells you it's ready. Turn it on in Settings; it stays off until you do. • Photos from the ride are waiting for you. When a ride is imported, Voyagr finds the shots you took during it and offers them in one tap, placed at the right point on your route. • Segments now find themselves. Ride the same stretch twice and Voyagr turns it into a segment automatically — then keeps your own 1st, 2nd and 3rd fastest times on it. No global leaderboard, no strangers, no account. Your board is yours alone and never leaves your phone. • A far richer activity screen. Heart rate, speed and elevation each get their own chart across distance, with average and max called out. Average power, calories estimated from your weight, moving time and elapsed time sit together at the top, and estimated values say so plainly. • Power without a power meter. On rides, Voyagr estimates watts from speed, gradient and your weight, and uses power to compute calories when a meter is connected. • Open a .fit file from anywhere — Files, Mail, AirDrop — and it becomes an activity. Privacy-first and on-device — no feed, no followers, just your journey.

What's new in 1.2.0 • A brand-new light design — a brighter, calmer interface with real depth, while 3D Replay stays cinematic and dark. • Follow a route — import a GPX or TCX file and navigate it full-screen with live progress, off-route alerts, ETA, and record-while-following. Works on Apple Watch too. • Beacon live location — share a private, expiring link so someone can follow your ride in real time. Off by default, always your choice. SOS notifies your emergency contacts. • Smoother 3D flyover — new motion smoothing, look-ahead framing, and adaptive zoom. Exported films now match the live replay frame for frame. • Fixed: exported flyover videos are now reliably saved, and upload to YouTube Shorts works again. • Full Korean localization across the app. Privacy-first and on-device — no feed, no followers, just your journey.

What's new in 1.1.0 • Cinematic 3D flyover replay — relive your adventure as a smooth aerial film, with your photos and videos appearing at the exact spots you captured them. • Apple Watch app — start, track live heart rate, and control your workout from your wrist. • Insights — yearly and monthly distance, personal goals, segment and best-effort analysis, training-load guidance, and Apple Health body-composition trends. • Playback speed (0.5x / 1x / 2x) and a Spots overview to browse your photo moments. • Export your route as GPX or TCX, send to Garmin, or upload straight to YouTube Shorts. • A refreshed, premium design throughout. Privacy-first and on-device — no feed, no followers, just your journey.