Fresh look • A new Dragonlog look across the app and the Watch: one set of colors and type, easier to read at arm's length. Under the hood • Deleting your account now removes your data from the server, not just the app. • Requires iOS 17 and watchOS 10.

Dragonlog 2.0 is built around how a crew actually trains. Plan and run practice • Coaches build a practice in three steps: when and where, the plan (drills and pieces), and a quick review. • Every practice has its own page with the plan, the lineup and your RSVP. • Run practice from the boat: see what's on now and next, load the next piece on every phone, and start the whole crew together. Team workouts • Your crew now shares one workout library. Any coach can add to it, and everyone can load from it. • Your own workouts stay yours for solo paddling. Start or join a crew • New to Dragonlog? Choose to join a crew, start one, or just paddle. • Joining checks the team name, so a typo no longer drops you into an empty team. • Coaches get an invite link and a QR code to share at the dock, and invite links now open the app. Made for wet hands • Hold to stop: a splash or a brush can't end your piece. • Your Apple Watch locks during a piece, so water on the screen does nothing. Turn the crown to unlock. • Optional: keep your phone's screen on during pieces if it's mounted in the boat. • Starting, stopping or removing someone for the whole team now asks first. A simpler app • Four tabs: Paddle, Practices, Team and Me. • Load a workout straight from the Paddle screen. • History and Settings now live under Me. Lineups • Auto-fill seats the boat by weight, and a paddler can only hold one seat. • A clearer trim gauge shows which side is heavy. • Coaches can set a paddler's side for the team and drag paddlers between seats. • Saving a lineup confirms when it's saved, and saves and joins no longer hang on a bad connection.

Lineups for coaches • Fixed: a saved lineup now shows up when you reopen it on iPhone. Before, it could look empty on iPhone even though it had saved and showed on the web and Android. • Saving a lineup now tells you it worked, shows why it failed, or says it will sync once you're back online. • Auto-fill now balances the boat by weight, not just by how many paddlers are on each side, and puts heavier paddlers nearer the middle of the boat. • A paddler can no longer end up in two seats at once. Putting someone in a seat moves them from their old one. • The balance readout is less fussy. Small differences count as level, and it allows for the caller and steer leaning to trim the boat. • A paddler who joins the team while you're building a lineup now shows up with their name, side and weight.

## What's New in This Version ### Getting started - New paddlers are now asked the six things a lineup needs — name, experience, paddling side, role, seat zone and weight — one question at a time, right after sign-up. Everything but your name can be skipped. - Not sure of your weight in kilos? Pick a t-shirt size instead. Your coach can tell an estimate from a measurement, so nobody is trimming a boat off a guess they think is exact. - Already set up? Nothing changes — you keep what you have and skip straight in. ### More than one crew - Your phone can hold several teams and switch between them, so paddling with two clubs no longer means signing out and back in. - Your weight now belongs to you rather than to one team, and follows you into every crew you join. Joining a second team used to arrive with no weight at all, and your coach would seat you as though you weighed nothing. - Leaving a team now asks first. ### Practice mode - Start a practice once at the dock and it stays running between pieces — your phone keeps talking to your coach without you picking it up again. - Your pieces now sit inside the practice they belong to, so your history shows the whole outing rather than a loose pile of recordings. ### Training with your crew - Coaches can send a workout to everyone in the boat at once. - Team starts count the whole crew down to the same instant, so you begin together wherever each phone happens to be. ### On your watch - Spoken and audible cues on the wrist, with the last five seconds of each interval counted down. ### Accuracy and reliability - More accurate distance, particularly when the boat is holding still — sitting at the start line no longer quietly adds metres to your session. - A session now survives a crash, a force-quit or a flat battery, and is recovered the next time you open the app. - Stroke counting keeps working with the screen off and the phone in a dry bag. - Fixed a bug where your weight lost precision each time you opened Settings. - Fixed a bug where changing your theme on your phone could wipe profile details you had filled in on the web console. ### Simpler controls - Pause is gone. A piece is either running or it is not — stop it and start the next one. - The Train tab now offers one start button at a time, so it is always clear what tapping it will do.

Practice mode • Start a practice once at the dock and it stays running between pieces — your phone keeps talking to your coach without you picking it up again. • Your pieces now sit inside the practice they belong to, so your history shows the whole outing rather than a loose pile of recordings. Training with your crew • Coaches can send a workout to everyone in the boat at once. • Team starts count the whole crew down to the same instant, so you begin together wherever each phone happens to be. On your watch • Spoken and audible cues on the wrist, with the last five seconds of each interval counted down. Accuracy and reliability • More accurate distance, particularly when the boat is holding still — sitting at the start line no longer quietly adds metres to your session. • A session now survives a crash, a force-quit or a flat battery, and is recovered the next time you open the app. • Stroke counting keeps working with the screen off and the phone in a dry bag. • Fixed a bug where your weight lost precision each time you opened Settings. Simpler controls • Pause is gone. A piece is either running or it is not — stop it and start the next one. • The Train tab now offers one start button at a time, so it is always clear what tapping it will do.

SYNCHRONIZED TEAM START START TEAM and STOP TEAM are now real buttons instead of a hidden long-press. A team start counts down on every paddler's phone to the same instant, so the whole boat begins on the same tick. PUSH WORKOUTS TO YOUR CREW Coaches can now push a workout to the team from iPhone. Previously this was Android-only. AUDIBLE CUES ON APPLE WATCH Your watch now sounds interval starts, the 5-4-3-2-1 countdown, and the start and finish of each piece — tuned to cut through wind and hull noise when the phone is in a dry bag. On by default; turn it off in Settings. BETTER APPLE HEALTH WORKOUTS A practice is now one workout with each piece recorded as a segment, instead of six disconnected short workouts with the rests thrown away. Active energy is saved properly, so your Move ring finally gets credit for the session. NOTHING LOST IF THE APP DIES Sessions are now saved continuously while you record. If your phone crashes, runs out of battery, or the app is killed in your bag, the session is recovered and added to your history the next time you open the app. ACCURATE STROKE COUNTS AND DURATION Strokes taken in the last moments of a session are no longer dropped from the total, and lap splits count each stroke exactly once. Session duration is now read from the clock instead of counted in ticks, so long sessions no longer under-report their length — which also corrects average stroke rate, average speed and pace. SEATS READ LIKE SEATS The lineup builder and your seat chip now show "7R" instead of "Seat 14". WEIGHT IN KG OR LB Enter your weight in either unit on iPhone. Weights are always stored in kilograms, so boat trim stays correct no matter what each paddler typed. FOR COACHES The session timeline chart is back on the paddler detail view, and the roster now shows the whole team. ALSO Smoother live tracking with less battery use, a smaller download, tightened team security so a team can't be taken over, and assorted fixes.