
SpinTracker: Ride & Music
Your ride, your soundtrack
About
What's New in SpinTracker
1.2
October 2, 2026
If you teach, your classes are yours Settings has a new Instructor screen. Turn on "I'm a spin instructor" and the classes you taught are kept apart from the rides you took: History and your song library each gain a switch between the two, and your weekly and monthly recaps say what you taught as well as what you rode. A class you teach is credited to you as its author, so it stops describing your own effort the way a ride you took does. Name a class and SpinTracker learns it for that studio, so the next time you teach it the name is a tap away. A named class can carry the set playlist you taught it to. Your booking link, set once on your instructor profile, shows as a Book button on every class you share. A class taught by more than one instructor can carry them all, up to four, and your share caption credits each one. If you taught a class to a playlist, you can check what was actually played against it, and fix the tracklist from what you find. Your rides save to Apple Health on their own Once Health is connected, saving is on — you no longer have to find a second switch to turn it on yourself. If you had already turned that switch off, it stays off, and it is still in Session Settings. If your Apple Watch recorded the class too, SpinTracker adds its readings to that workout instead of saving a second one, so one class stays one workout. Your bike and your strap have their own cards Each is chosen, changed and disconnected on its own, and your bike is chosen when you start a ride. A bike that also sends heart rate is no longer taken for your strap's place: it is offered separately, under its own heading, for the riders whose strap talks only to the bike's console. Your bike is let go at the end of class rather than staying connected to your phone. Two new card styles: Cyberpunk and Shonen Pick them wherever you choose a card's style. Cyberpunk is neon on a night ground in monospaced type; Shonen is a manga page in black ink with a red accent. A Ride Replay is drawn in the style you pick, too. Send us feedback from the app Write to us from inside the app. The email includes a short usage summary with no song names, places or heart-rate figures. It's shown in the email, so you can delete any of it before you send. Watch your ride as a film A new Anime Replay turns your ride into a short film: a road that climbs on the songs you worked hardest to, with an arch over each highlight and the biggest over your power song. Watch it in 3D or as a 2D side-scroll. Pick Cyberpunk or Shonen, the time of day, and a man or woman rider in your skin tone and jersey, with hair colour for the woman. It lands on your Timeline card. 3D needs iOS 26 or later; the side-scroll plays on iOS 18 too. Shared setlist links are now short Shared setlist links are now short. A short link works for up to 30 days after you share it; if one can't be made, SpinTracker shares the longer link instead, which keeps working. Templates and tags Start a share card from one of five templates (Ride Story, Power Song, Setlist, Stats and Class Poster), adjust it, and save your own. Tag a ride's studio, instructor and class right from its share screen, and History shows those tags on each ride, so one class is easy to tell from another.
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SpinTracker Pro Monthly
This offers unlimited sessions for one full month.









