A fresh iOS 26 design, redesigned Watch app, Home Screen customization, and even stronger privacy: - Fresh New Look: Rebios now matches the sleek design of iOS 26, featuring a beautifully redesigned companion Watch app for a seamless experience across devices. - More Personalization: You can now customize how Rebios appears on your Home Screen, giving you even more control over its look and layout. - Enhanced Privacy: Rebios no longer need “Always Allow” location access. It now only requires “While Using the App” permission - making it even more privacy-focused. As always, your location data is never shared and stays completely private on your device.

Updated for iOS 17 and removed support for outdated devices.

Introducing the modern look. Feel free to try out Dark Mode - it looks dazzling. Hope you like it.

An infuriating bug have been seized: On rare occasions, Rebios may crash in the History-window, if location tracking is not authorized when you run. In addition, Rebios have been updated to iOS 13, so you can press-and-hold on a run in History-window, to get access to a menu with stuff to do. Happy running.

Just some minor fixes to make it look great in iOS 14. Happy running.

Bugfixes for iOS 13. Happy running.

You are now able to get details on splits for your run. Do this by selecting one of the split markers on the route map. In addition, Rebios have been blessed with good karma and in that process, bugs have been annihilated. Happy running!

In this release following have been added: -Support for Apple Watch Series 4 -On iPhone tap on the map to get more details about your route including split times. You can also access the map from various other places in the App.

In this release Rebios Watch App have received some love! You can now run with your Apple Watch without bringing your phone: - This is the case, if your own an Apple Watch Series 2 or above. - If you have Apple Watch Series 1 everything works the same way as it always did. - All recorded sensor data will be synchronized automatically to your phone. - Supported sensors are GPS (speed, duration, etc.) and Heart Rate. - To run without your phone, just use your Watch to start and stop your run.

- Added support for sharing to social networking sites (Facebook, Twitter etc.) - Improved export. You can now export to AirDrop and export to DropBox is upgraded - Updated for iPhone X

Updated for iOS 11.

Following changes have been made for this release of Rebios: Improved handling of Bluetooth Heart Rate devices: - Rebios is now able to trace RR-Interval and Energy Expended data provided your device supports this. Go to the Device screen once your Bluetooth device is paired to try this out. - Better handling of multiple paired Bluetooth devices. The look and feel of Rebios have been updated to give you a better experience. In the Achieve screen, you are now able to see your route at a glance, and a calendar have been added for easy navigation. Happy running!

The Following changes have been made for this release: - When exporting, the file has changed to a Zip-file containing the usual Excel spreadsheet with sensor data. In addition, the Zip-file contains a GPX-file with a map of your route for each of your runs. GPX (the GPS eXchange Format) is a data format for exchanging GPS data between Apps, and for sharing GPS data with other users. - In the Excel spreadsheet, cells in the Time column now contains the actual date and time when sensor data has been collected. - Auto Stop has been completely re-engineered. Tracking will automatically stop, if you are close to where you started (approx. 25 meters), and it will use motion sensors on your device to detect when you are stationary, and though finished running. Happy running!

This is the second major update to Rebios. Rebios is updated to iOS 10, and Apple Watch is now supported. Enhancements worth mentioning in this update are: - You can start, stop and monitor your run with Apple Watch. - Rebios will track heart rate sensor data collected from your Apple Watch. - Just say “Start Training with Rebios” or “Stop Training with Rebios” to Siri! - When a run is automatically stopped you will get notified with details about your run. - On supported devices, real-time pedometer and motion data, is used by Rebios to improve the way speed is calculated. Happy running!

In this update following changes have been made to Rebios: - Sampling rate for Microsoft Band high frequency sensors have been reduced - Improved precision when mapping route. In addition, you can now configure location precision to a level that you feel most comfortable with (and thereby optimizing battery life). - Support for 3D Touch. From the Home screen on your iPhone, perform a deep press on Rebios App icon to immediately start or stop a run. - Deep press an archived run and get a quick preview, and swiftly perform actions, such as exporting data to Excel - Various bug fixes Happy running!

Thanks for your feedback at support@rebios.fit. This version fixes an issue that prevents Rebios Tile from installing if you have more than 12 tiles displayed on your Microsoft Band 2. In addition, the usability of Rebios Tile has been improved.

This is the first major update to Rebios and we have added support for Microsoft Band 2. This will make it even more straightforward to track your run. With Band Tile you can start and stop tracking of you run just with a tap on your band! With your band you can monitor current speed, length, duration and other sensor data as you run. In addition, you can observe and compare your runs with the following Band sensors: -Heart Rate -Skin Resistance -Skin Temperature -RR Interval Take your training to the next level with Rebios and Microsoft Band!

Performance Improvements and Bug Fixes.