Changelog

New features, improvements, and fixes.

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2,350 contributions in the last year

IMPROVED

Improved Data Processing Performance

  • •Apple Health aggregation now runs faster for large accounts by avoiding unnecessary full-history data type scans during per-type aggregation.
  • •Cross-source deduplication now batches sample status updates more efficiently, reducing database work when resolving overlapping device data.
NEW

Richer Workout Telemetry

  • •Workout detail pages now show more telemetry when the source provides it, including Apple Health heart-rate traces, heart-rate recovery, route maps, elevation, dive depth profiles, and sport-specific metrics.
  • •Running, cycling, walking, swimming, rowing, paddle sports, skiing, and stair workouts can now surface extra performance series such as speed, power, cadence, strokes, or physical effort.
  • •WHOOP workouts now include pre-workout recovery context, including readiness, HRV, resting heart rate, and recovery score where available.
NEW

Heart Rate and Route Maps in Workouts

  • •Apple Watch sessions now show a full second-by-second heart rate trace alongside duration, distance, and calories
  • •Outdoor activities like runs, rides, and walks render the GPS route on an interactive map with pace and elevation context
  • •Average, peak, and minimum heart rate plus elevation gain are surfaced at the top of the workout detail view
  • •Only sessions captured with an Apple Watch include this data, sessions logged from other sources continue to show the existing summary
IMPROVED

Unified Workouts Across Every Source

  • •WHOOP, Apple Health, and Strava workouts now live in a single timeline instead of three separate pages
  • •Source badges show at a glance which device recorded each session so duplicates are easy to spot
  • •Sport-level and session-level views share one design and one set of charts, so switching sources never feels like a different app
  • •Behind the scenes the per-source controllers, blade views, and JS bundles were collapsed into one unified pipeline, cutting the surface area for bugs
IMPROVED

Refreshed Design System

  • •Dashboard, connections, billing, profile, and export pages have been redesigned around the new Mintlify-inspired dark-first system
  • •Consistent typography, spacing, and rounded surfaces across the whole app, no more mismatched corners between pages
  • •New reusable Inside component library (cards, rings, sparklines, metric tiles, segmented controls) so future pages ship faster
  • •Provider logos, source badges, and chart colors now follow a single design token set instead of one-off hex values
NEW

Foundations for Smarter Insights and New Devices

  • •Introducing the Control Center scaffold, the home for AI-driven readiness, recovery, and actionable insights coming in the next releases
  • •New Readiness and Insights services compute a unified daily snapshot from WHOOP, Apple Health, and Withings data instead of one number per source
  • •Date of birth on profiles unlocks age-aware HR zones, VO2 max trends, and longevity metrics later on
  • •New device anchor-reset support lets the iOS app re-pair without losing history, paving the way for Garmin, Oura, and other integrations
  • •Provider asset library and source badges make it trivial to plug new devices into the UI as they come online
IMPROVED

Account, Billing, and Sync Hardening

  • •Email changes now require verification on the new address before they take effect, with a notification sent to the old address
  • •Password changes regenerate your session so a stolen cookie cannot outlive a password reset
  • •Stripe webhooks are now idempotent, no more duplicate plan updates if the same event is delivered twice
  • •Subscription sync handles concurrent webhook and checkout races safely
  • •Apple Health ingest validates payloads more strictly, catching malformed samples before they hit the database
  • •WHOOP and Apple Health sync paths got several performance and stability fixes uncovered while building the new design
NEW

API, AI Assistant, and MCP Integration

  • •Public REST API is live, query your recovery, sleep, workouts, and body composition data programmatically
  • •New MCP (Model Context Protocol) server lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other AI assistants read your health data directly
  • •Ask an AI "how has my HRV trended this month?" or "find workouts where my strain exceeded 15" and get real answers from your data
  • •Build custom dashboards, automations, and exports with any language or tool that speaks HTTP
  • •Pipe your health metrics into n8n, Zapier, or your own scripts to trigger workflows based on recovery scores
  • •Use AI to draft weekly recaps, spot patterns, or correlate sleep with workout performance without writing SQL
  • •Copyable markdown docs on every API page make it trivial to paste endpoint specs straight into an LLM
IMPROVED

Redesigned Landing Page and Refreshed Documentation

  • •Brand new marketing site with a cleaner layout, clearer messaging, and faster load times
  • •Documentation has been rewritten from the ground up with better structure, real examples, and searchable content
  • •Scroll-aware sticky nav, self-contained footer, and local Prism syntax highlighting for code samples
  • •Pricing page tweaks make free vs Pro differences easier to understand at a glance
  • •Onboarding now shows progress so new users know exactly what is left before their first sync completes
IMPROVED

Sleep and Weight Personal Records

  • •Workouts pages (WHOOP and Apple Health) now show your longest and shortest sleep nights in Personal Records
  • •Lowest and highest recorded weight also appear alongside workout PRs, with dates
  • •Sleep data comes from WHOOP sleep sessions (naps excluded), weight from Withings or WHOOP body measurements
  • •Apple Health users see sleep and weight highlights pulled from Apple Health data
  • •Both Lifetime Benchmarks and Current Period Highlights cards include the new records