Build Your Legend

What's new in 2.1.0 → 2.2.1 2.2.1 (2026-10-19) • Training days show a count — On Generate week, the slider now says how many days you picked, and the note under it explains the cap, in your language. • Generate week shows its label — The button that builds the week shows its name again, next to the bolt. 2.2.0 (2026-10-17) • Chapter recap — When a chapter closes and the recap is available, you get a story of the block on your phone: your race result, running volume, other sports, week-by-week distance, photos, and routes. Confetti plays when the chapter is closed. • Share from your phone — Share a race card or a chapter card to a story, save it, or send it another way. 2.1.2 (2026-10-17) • Mona Fartlek keeps its 90-second efforts — The first block now shows 90 seconds for the hard efforts and the floats. It no longer rounds them up to 2 minutes. • Workout ways — Multi-option workouts in the picker now show how many ways you can run them (for example, "2 ways") in English, French, and Spanish, instead of a blank or broken label. 2.1.1 (2026-09-22) • Week totals match your activity list — A late-Sunday activity no longer shows up in the next week's distance without appearing in its list. Totals, the day-by-day view, the calendar, and share cards now always agree. • Chapter chart puts Monday-morning runs in the right week — Early Monday sessions no longer land in the previous week's bar. • Apple Health workouts land on the day you did them — Evening workouts imported from Apple Health stay on the correct day and week. Also in this app (since last mobile ship) • Chapter recap — When a chapter closes and the recap is available, you get a story of the block: your race result, running volume, other sports, week-by-week distance, photos, and routes. Confetti plays when the chapter is closed. • Share the chapter — Download, copy, or share a race card or a chapter card. • Sharper activity feedback — Activity summaries stick more closely to what your data shows, and no longer include estimated heart-rate zone breakdowns. • Watch workouts skip a rest the plan never asked for — A fartlek or other structured session no longer adds a recovery step when the workout did not prescribe one. Easy segments stay part of the effort, and a rest still shows up when the plan actually includes one. • Weeks with a committed shakeout generate again — A short run you already have on the calendar, such as a shakeout before a race, stays in the plan when the rest of the week's running is a long run or the race itself. Those weeks no longer fail to generate. • Summaries for your longest efforts — Marathons, long runs, ultras, and other activities with many laps now get their AI summary. These were sometimes left without one. • Pace and duration you can trust — The average pace and total time in an activity summary now always match what you actually ran, including in the written feedback. • Edited run distance stays on the card — After you change a planned run, the distance in the card header matches the workout you saved. It no longer keeps the distance from before the edit. • Asking for a shorter long run now works — When your weekly note asks to shorten or cut back the long run without naming a distance, your long run is planned shorter instead of coming back at the full planned distance. The rest of your week keeps its mileage, spread over your other runs. • Evening activities count in the right week — A run or ride you finish late on a Sunday evening now counts toward that week, not the next one. Weekly totals, charts, calendars, and your coach's view of your training all agree on which day and week each activity belongs to, wherever you are in the world. • Activity times show as you recorded them — Start times and days on activity cards now match your watch, no matter which time zone you are viewing from. • Plans use your real weekly volume — A late-Sunday session was sometimes counted in two weeks at once when sizing your next plan. Each activity…