Fyt: Run Club & Gym Tracker

Run maps are now the Fyt night map on every run screen, at every hour. The start screen, the recorder, run detail and the fly-over all show the same dark map, so a run that begins before dusk no longer turns bright partway through. Run detail opens with the route already framed instead of settling into place a moment later, and dragging the detail panel is smoother. Saving a run is safer. Resuming a run from the finish screen and then saving it again no longer risks the run going missing, and discarding a gym workout no longer brings those exercises back at your next session. The notification center has filter chips for follows, props and comments, streaks, and territory, clearer read and unread states, and a bell button that jumps straight to your push controls in Settings. Search results show who already follows you, and friend rows carry the gold ring. Club run cards are the full RSVP card everywhere now, including the Events tabs, so you can respond in, maybe or out, see who is in, and add the run to Apple Wallet from any club surface. Maps have a clearer territory legend that explains the colors, proper day and night satellite looks, larger tap targets on the route controls, and a one tap shortcut to Settings when location access is denied. Gold opens the paywall on the exact thing you hit, with that row highlighted. Members get a Gold overview from Settings instead of the sales page, restore failures explain themselves, and Gold accents render in the same champagne in every theme. The run recorder has a cleaner single metal look and a bigger Start button, and its controls reflow at large accessibility text sizes so nothing overlaps on smaller phones. The hold to stop hint sits on a dark capsule so it stays readable over pale streets. The Apple Health and permissions screens scroll at accessibility text sizes instead of cutting off the explanation, the x on the referral banner has a full size tap target, and gym routine cards line up along their tops. Plus a faster gym tab, loading skeletons instead of blank space, a new launch screen, gym sessions that show their start time on its own, and assorted fixes.