Changelog

Minor updates to fix UI glitches on iOS 18.0.

True Pace now has an Apple Watch app! You can send races you've set up on your iPhone to your Apple Watch so you're aware of what paces you are supposed to hit and when.

Race data is saved directly to HealthKit so you can view it in detail in the Apple Workouts Fitness app, including route map, splits, etc.

True Pace for Apple Watch also supports showing all the latest running metrics that the watch can provide on Watches Series 6.0 or higher (including the SE2).

More bug fixes and performance improvements!

Lots of under the hood improvements to get rid of occasional glitchy behavior!

True Pace now has a new way to create a pace plan! Choose whether you want a negative or positive split, pick how the time difference between the first and second half of the race, and then give an average pace. True Pace will then allow you to adjust how your pace changes are distributed throughout the race, all the while maintaining your split. As always you can tweak the race to your liking quite easily with our mobile-optimized data entry and editing! Now if you want to run a 40 second negative split for your half marathon, with a 8:00 average pace, True Pace will save you the grunt work.

Also squashed a few bugs that started showing up in iOS 16.1.

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

Bug fixes and performance improvements all intended to make it as easy and painless as possible to try out your pacing strategies!

- We've added a New Race quick action--just long press on the True Pace icon on your iPhone's Home Screen and get down to the business of creating a new race
- Minor enhancements