The latest major update introduced customizable Apple Watch recording pages and expanded media sharing options. While the app entered the category rankings at position 81, the rating remains stable at 5.0 stars with a negligible sample size. The overall impact is neutral due to insufficient data to confirm performance or feature adoption trends.

• Your watch, your pages. Every session type now has its own set of recording pages on the Apple Watch, and you decide what goes on them. Seven layouts, every metric the watch knows, and up to eight pages per session type. Add, remove, or reorder pages, or stick with the ones you already know. Fewer data fields mean bigger text, so there’s something for the squinting crew too. Set it up on your iPhone under Settings → Watch Pages.

 • Strava, on autopilot. New sessions can now post themselves to Strava as soon as they land on your iPhone.

• Current speed on the Apple Watch is now calculated using the same method as top speeds. This should remove most weird spikes caused by bad GPS data. Thanks, Angus, for reminding me about this!

• Sharing goes wide. Map and transparent shares now come in 16:9 and 4:3. Photos and videos you share keep their original shape instead of being cropped to portrait. A landscape clip stays landscape, square stays square, and portrait stays portrait.

• Distance is now always shown with one decimal place. Thanks, Angus and @mattonfoil!

• And lastly, I’ve fixed a bunch of bugs related to syncing Garmin sessions, with help from the Garmin testing crew.