Hello, Duo. Runmo is ready for the global launch of iPhone Duo, using the most out of the new display sizes and options for an even better experience. We've also packed in a lot of small quality of life improvements, small tweaks, bug fixes and performance improvements. And you can also now ask Siri for your schedule, details about your run or plan.

Ran once, logged twice? Not anymore. • One run, one entry. When Apple Watch and another app record the same run, Runmo keeps one, and you pick the winner in Data Sources. • Record with two apps? Your mileage may dip a little. That's double-counting gone, not fitness. • Type your own race distance: 25K, 30K, that trail race nobody's heard of. Anything from 3 to 50 km. • Lab tab now includes tabs to switch from recent form to full years • On iOS 27, use the heart-rate zones from Apple Health, the same your Watch uses. • Heart rate stays continuous when AirPods or a chest strap take over mid-run. No more blank splits. • Full iCloud storage? Runmo now tells you, instead of backups quietly stopping. • And many more bug fixes and performance updates

Adaptive plans are live. We've rethinked plan generation from the ground up. Now the plan builds up to 10x faster with a 2-week preview and overall strategy. Once you accept the preview, the plan adapts to you as you run, adding in more sessions based on how you run, if you follow the schedule, any illness or injury and much more. This way, the plan is unique to you, whatever life throws at you. We also made some stability and performance improvements, added some Easter eggs, polished the UI and prepared it for iOS27. We hope you'll love this as much as we do. Runmo Team

Stability fixes and improvements to the plan generation

• Race day now shows as your actual race, and syncs to Apple Watch as a race rather than a structured workout • Clearer session names and a single target pace instead of a range • Smoother plan card animations throughout • Location Map now appears behind the run replay • Fixed an issue where plans with interval sessions could fail to generate • Fixed the coach note getting stuck loading on a run • Minor changes, performance improvements and bug fixes

Another day, another batch of new updates. • Settings > Data now shows which app sent each of your workouts to Apple Health. If your history came from Garmin, Nike Run Club or another app, this is where you'll find what they are sending to Runmo • Top Locations now says when some runs couldn't be ranked because they arrived without location data • Setting a race date more than 30 weeks out is now disabled, previously resulting in a plan failure • When a plan can't be created, Runmo now tells you why and what to do next, rather than showing a generic error. Bug Fixes • Share buttons no longer open an empty screen on a new install. • The coach's post-run question buttons now work when you open a run from your history. • Notification settings now explain what to do when notifications are switched off in iOS, with a deep link shortcut. • Run times now follow preferred time settings • Signing in with Apple now includes a loading state • Small fixes and stability improvements

• Send planned sessions to the Workout app on Apple Watch, including interval workouts. • Plans now use warmup / intervals / cooldown, each with its own pace target. • Pace targets track your current fitness and adapt • Bug fixes and performance improvements