Your streak now counts what you actually trained. Forgetting to log a day no longer wipes it. A single day off is forgiven, and so is a whole weekend — pick back up the following week and your run keeps going. Go back through your weeks Use the arrows on the day strip to move between weeks, then tap any day to open it. Your food, water, macros, steps and that day's session all follow. Fill in the days you missed Open a day that's been and gone, tick off what you did, and add the meals and water you forgot. Everything saves to the day you're looking at, not to today. Plan ahead Open any day still to come and set its session up before you get there. A new look New icon, new logo, throughout the app. Also fixed: your maintenance calories and macros now use the number of days you actually train, so the targets screen and a weigh-in can no longer disagree.

We're now just Kore. Same app, shorter name. You'll see it as Kore on your home screen and everywhere else. SHARING LOOKS RIGHT AGAIN Stats cards now export at full Instagram Story size, so what you post fills the screen instead of sitting small and off to one side. Works whether you've got the Kore artwork, your own photo, or a video behind it. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Progress photos — swipe through every shot from a weigh-in, pinch to zoom, and add photos to a weigh-in you logged days ago without re-entering your weight • Your progress summary now says "Exercises" instead of "Workouts", because that's what it was counting all along • Signing in and out no longer freezes the app

• Attach progress photos without logging your weight twice — pick your shots, tag each pose, and save them straight to that weigh-in • Add photos to any past weigh-in, not just today's • Swipe through every photo and clip from a weigh-in, each one labelled with its pose • Progressive overload: turn it on in Settings › Training and every set suggests the weight to try next • Exercises you do on more than one day are now tracked per day, so Friday is compared with last Friday • Your calorie ring is colour-coded and tells you how far over you are once you pass your target • See every item you've eaten on any day, not just the first four • Share your progress video straight to Instagram or TikTok • Remove your profile photo whenever you want • Fixed a freeze that could happen when signing in or out • New app icon

Step targets by day, week or month • Choose whether your step goal is measured Daily, Weekly or Monthly in Settings. • The dashboard meter, target and progress badge all follow the window you pick. • Presets for each window, and each keeps its own saved target. Progress by day and week • A new Day / Week / Month switch on Progress — every figure recalculates for the window you choose. • "Go to current" jumps you back to today. Share your stats, your way • Choose exactly which metrics appear on your share card, including calories burnt and training time. • Share your day, week, month or year. Water and streaks • Pick your own water quick-add buttons. • Mark a single day off without breaking your streak. • Rest days now keep your streak running through the week. Cardio tracked properly • Cardio is now logged in minutes as a single set, instead of sets and weights. Fixes • Fixed a crash when opening Settings. • Switches are now clearly readable in dark mode — on and off states are easy to tell apart. • Improved accuracy of steps and calories for Garmin, Whoop and Samsung users.

Bug Fixes: Calorie Tracking Admin: Rate Limits Applied Workouts: AI generation works seamlessly Tracking: Calories Burnt & Step Count are tracked in the background, not only when the app opens

Step Logging: Better source of truth from apple devices Exercises: Ability to re-order workouts Focus Mode: Add custom timer in-between workouts for rest Dark mode: Writing has better readability Calories Burnt: Active and Move Calories are tracked separately.

PB Tracking: Reps per set have been added to PBs Maintenance Calories: BMR is now automatically calculated Onboarding: Bug Fixes Food logging: Repeat meals can now be selected

Apple Health Integration: Steps and Calories Burnt Track Strength: Log weights achieved per set.