What's new

Run reminders and alerts can reach your phone when notifications are enabled. Allow notifications when prompted after sign-in.

Updated native build for Google Play (version 1.3) with proper Firebase messaging support.

Camera and gallery picking for posts, messages, and profile photos uses your phone’s built-in apps.

Posts, messages, profile photos, and stories now use your phone’s built-in camera and photo library — required for a smooth App Store experience.

Share my location on active runs uses native GPS permission prompts on iPhone and Android.

The app can register for push alerts when enabled. Run reminders still work as on-device notifications.

Creating a post keeps the feed steady while you type — less disorienting on mobile.

Six distinct color presets, custom accent colors, and a short setup flow for new riders (trail name + theme). Existing members get a one-time theme picker.

Hosts can share a link so friends join a run with a temporary trail name — no full account required. Access is limited to that run until it ends.

Tapping Share my location on an active run now prompts for GPS permission on the native app. SOS uses the same flow.

On iPhone and Android, the status bar matches your theme preset or custom colors.

Clearer errors when a run fails to publish, with hints on what to fix.

Platform staff can publish official runs and guest invite links without permission errors.

A 14-day blind vote for our next big group run is coming to the top of the feed — Lytle Creek or Cleghorn, day or night. Vote opens soon; you’ll get one vote and the winner is revealed when the timer ends.

Club owners can set a full-width background on the club page and directory cards. Tap Add cover photo on your club page or upload from Edit club info.

Upload a club logo from your phone — camera button on the club page or file picker under Edit club info.

Every rider gets a unique @handle on sign-in. The feed, runs, clubs, and messages show nicknames only — real names stay private on public surfaces.

Remote push registration is turned off for now while we fix a crash when allowing notifications. Local run reminders on the native app still work if enabled in Settings.

Returning users skip the marketing homepage and off-road advisory gate — you land in the feed automatically.

Submit structured trail reports from trail pages or completed runs. Reports can include photos and post to the feed.

Reposts now appear in your feed only when you follow the person who reposted (plus your own reposts).

Open Menu → What's new anytime for release notes. This popup highlights major changes after each update.

Tap follower/following counts on profiles to browse who you follow and who follows you.

After your @handle is assigned, a short toast explains your trail name and points you to Edit profile if you want to change it.

Runs auto-start at their scheduled time and auto-complete after 24 hours. Hosts can still start a run early.