• Weekly goal: Today asks you once how many sessions a week you aim for, then marks your week off. Each summary tells you where it stands. Change your goal any time in Settings › Goal. • Reminders if you want them: on the days and at the time you pick, never once your week is done or on a day you already jumped. Following a program? They come on the program’s days and name your next session. • iPhone Duo support.

• Your sessions, ropes, workouts and programs now sync through iCloud across your iPhone and iPad signed in to the same Apple Account. The sessions you already have go up on their own. • Your training settings come along too: units, typed weight, the program you follow, the rope in hand, session and voice settings. • A new iCloud row in Settings shows where sync stands. • Compare with last time: when you’ve done a workout before, a switch under its name sets the session against your last one, with every number’s change and charts that show the difference. When you beat it, your story can race last time as a Duel, or keep it at its side as a Ghost (Pro). • Lower music now starts on: your music dips only while the voice speaks, then comes back to its volume.

• Today shows Recent: your three latest sessions, one per workout or preset, with when you did them and how they went. The play button opens the start screen as you left it, numbers included (Pro). • Eight presets in three groups: Warm-up, Tabata, 1,000 jumps, Pyramid 50–200, Boxing rounds, Cardio 15, 1-minute test and Death by 20 +10 (Pro). • Death by now starts at 20 jumps and adds 10 a minute, in the presets and the workout creator, so it ends on a miss rather than on the clock. • Your music keeps its volume while you jump: with Lower music off, the voice plays over it instead of turning it down for the whole session. • With AirPods or Powerbeats, steps or a nod just before a round starts no longer count as its first jumps.

• Now on iPad, full screen, upright or sideways. • On first launch, the last welcome page lets you choose: follow the Beginner program, or just jump. • Today's program card has a menu to see the program, change it or stop following it. Without a program, Today offers to follow one or to build your own (Pro). • In the program editor, Save stays in place and an empty week is flagged instead of dropped. Named sessions show their name in Plan and Today. • The Pro card turns smoothly again, with haptics as you swipe it. • Rate the app from Settings › Community. • Your heart rate strap's battery shows its real level. • The app asks once whether to share usage analytics. Nothing is shared unless you say yes, and you can change it in Settings. • Text fields close with the keyboard's Done key, and deleting a program asks first.