Scrolls both ways.

• The session page scrolls back up smoothly, however long the turn list is.
• On Turns and Flights, the filters stay at the top while you scroll.

Built with its riders.

• The Beta page asks how the new features work for you, and what we should test next.
• A small Beta mark sits on every feature that is still being tried.
• The feedback mail has your wishlist and a line for your own idea.
• Scrolling back up works again when your thumb starts on a filter row.

Every name in full.

• The map tells you once or twice to use two fingers.
• Every record name reads in full on the Records tab, even on the widest iPhone.
• The session’s numbers read with commas, not dashes.

One finger scrolls.

• One finger on a map now scrolls the page. Two fingers move and zoom the map.
• A filter with no turns says so in one sentence, and the map says what its marks are.
• A speed record you did not set tells you why, instead of showing a dash.
• A ski or snowboard day tells you why it is not a session.

Tacks you really made.

• A fall only counts as a tack when you got close to the wind first.
• A fall right after a jibe belongs to that jibe, not to a second turn.
• Scrolling up on a turn’s page no longer gets stuck.
• Grey text reads more clearly in sunlight, and the help mark on a tile is quieter.
• Ski, snowboard and skate days no longer turn up as sessions.
• From Strava, a run, a ride or a hike comes in only when its name says wing or foil.

Share your season.

• Share a whole season from Trends, with the new button at the top.
• Season and trip cards take a photo or the map behind them, like a session card.
• Pick the tracks: all sessions at once, your best session big, or a collage of your best twelve.
• A run, a ride or a hike no longer turns up as a wingfoil session.
• The home page at cleanjibe.org is new, and the browser app now uses the same words as the phone.

Your afternoon, told.

• Every session tells its story in one line, and a record shows right where you set it.
• The turn page leads with the verdict, and a miss comes with one plain tip.
• Not how you remember a turn? Tell us from the turn page itself.
• Clean means the same everywhere: flew through, held your speed, then 10 quiet seconds on the foil.
• Speed records say measured or estimated, and the card never prints your falls.
• Trends tells you how the season is going, with a line on every chart.
• Getting started brings in the sessions you already have, from any Garmin profile.
• Trips and seasons get a tack bar beside the jibes.

A new card to share.

• The share card is new: your clean jibes big, your jibes and tacks as coloured bars.
• Pick the big number on the card yourself: clean jibes, top speed or tacks.
• Trips, months and seasons get the same new card.
• Your watch’s own recording now replaces a Strava copy of the same afternoon, and keeps your edits.
• A session no longer lands twice when the watch recorded a while without GPS.
• Help has seven sections in the order you need them, and Settings a clearer order.
• Getting started opens What CleanJibe does in one tap.

Falls counted where they happened.

• A fall inside a bear-away or round-up now counts as a straight-line fall.
• A touchdown is only a touchdown when you slow down right after coming off the foil.
• A long time off the foil now reads 1 min+.
• The session list folds by month, year or spot, and each spot’s name shows once.
• The map offers Map or Satellite, and the track reads clearly on both.
• VoiceOver reads every number with its word, and large text no longer breaks the list.
• Settings, About, Licences lists the open-source parts we build on.
• Swipe left on a session to give it to another rider.

Your feedback, built in.

• The turn page scrolls to the bottom again, and dragging the speed chart moves through the session.
• Clean jibes have their own tile with the star, and clean jibes per hour comes first.
• Takeoffs and flight endings now share one Flights tab.
• A lost connection no longer pops up. We try again quietly and say so under the list.
• Wind from now sticks, and a saved intervals.icu key says so in Settings.
• Help and Settings open on shortcuts, and you choose how much we explain.
• What CleanJibe does now shows the whole family, and the beta has its own page.
• Tell us what you want most: the feedback mail now has a list to tick.

Read on the beach.

• Every sentence in the app was read again, the way a wingfoiler on the beach would say it.
• The CleanJibe family: one page on the three apps and how a session travels between them.
• Your WingFoil session, measured. The tagline is on the start screen.
• The same pages as the browser app, in the same order.
• Please tell us about any sentence that still sounds like a manual.

Four small things.

• The card’s falls tile says all of it, on every card size.
• A session sent to the developer is stripped of your watch’s serial number and profile.
• Average speed on the web is back to the number it always showed.
• The analysis mail’s subject uses the same dot the app does.

A fall is the turn’s fall.

• A jibe you never got going again after is a fall, not a touchdown.
• Falls and jibes per hour change when a session is analysed again, and no fall is lost between them.
• Settings → Speed records: choose whether records from tracks without measured speed count. Default: verified first.
• Send a session to the developer from its Share page, with your notes.
• Engine 0.24.0 works your library out again, once.
• Please compare a session’s falls with your own memory of the afternoon.

Tacks on the card.

• Tacks have their own cell on the session page and on the share card, beside the jibes.
• The map behind a track in the sessions list is always the dark one.
• The feedback mail names the channel: release, beta or dev.
• Help: what to do when a watch update does not arrive.
• Best hour opens its window on the map and chart, like the other eight records.
• Please open a session you tacked on and check the new cell against your afternoon.

The wrist reads the fall like the phone.

• A jibe you never got going again after is a fall on the wrist too.
• The buzz comes as soon as the stop is long enough to be a fall.
• The tack and jibe rows equal the phone’s on the same session.
• Every word the watch prints now comes from the same place the phone and the site read.

Pages read on the round glass.

• Every page read against the round glass: the widest line in the middle, numbers larger, words smaller.
• Turns is one row: clean, flew through, touchdown, fell in. Tacks and jibes get a row each.
• Seven switches in the Connect IQ settings hide the pages you never read.
• The pages after a save are the live pages.
• Every turn is counted again when the wind axis locks, so the tack and jibe rows always add up.

Tacks and jibes apart, dunks read right.

• A Tacks and jibes page after Turns. Each count, with how many of them flew through.
• It is in the large-text set too, one screen each.
• The page names the wind axis it counts against.
• A watch that re-anchors after a swim no longer reads the rest of the session as falls.

The whole distance.

• Sessions recorded with Garmin’s own activity now show the full distance, as Garmin Connect does.
• The watch’s Smart Recording saves a point every few seconds. Those pauses were read as holes.
• Foil share, flights and swims change on these sessions too. A fifth of the time had been missing.
• Riding exactly back and forth no longer hides the wind. Tacks and jibes are told apart again.
• Pump strokes from the fenix 5 Plus family are read now.
• Engine 0.23.0 re-derives your library once.
• Please open a session recorded with Garmin’s own activity and compare the distance with Garmin Connect.

Falls read the dunk.

• Falls are read from the dunk, not from the day’s average height.
• A watch that re-anchors its altitude after a swim no longer turns your afternoon into falls.
• Wrist-under marks on the map show the dunks and not the weather.
• Every speed follows the Units setting now: the charts, the records table, the turn stories and the widgets.
• Knots or km/h, once, everywhere.
• Engine 0.22.0 re-derives your library once.
• Please open your sessions from the fenix 5 family and tell us whether the falls now match your day.

One word per number.

• Every number has one word now. Speed kept, got up and flew through are three different things.
• Fell in counts every fall, in a turn or on a straight line. The card says which.
• Settings has units: knots or km/h, on every speed and on the card.
• A turn that ends in the water counts as a turn that fell in. Engine 0.21.0 re-derives your library once.
• Every Settings footer is one line with a help row.
• A hostile file can no longer take the app down.
• Please open your oldest session after the update and tell us if a number surprises you.

Eleven traps on the wrist.

• The watch app closes eleven traps of its own, and counts a run that never reached its end.
• The feedback mail prints the watch’s count beside the phone’s crashes.
• Version 1.0.1 across every channel now. TestFlight ranks by version first.
• Pair with watch app 0.9.15 from the store.

The last trap.

• The file reader’s library is ours now. A value past its type no longer takes the app down.
• Please sync your intervals.icu once more on this build.

A year in one sync.

• A year of another rider’s recordings syncs without a crash. Six traps in the file reader are closed.
• A file cut off mid-download, or a broken clock, is refused with its name instead of taking the app down.
• The sync shows which file it is on, and many failures become one message.
• Please sync your intervals.icu again and tell us if anything still falls over.

SUP by default.

• Stand-up paddling is a Strava sport by default now. Sail is the one switch left.
• Please check Import → Strava if your sessions are filed under SUP.

Names, help and three more trend lines.

• Every screen is named by what it does. Details, Turn 3 of 12, Import from Strava.
• Trends draw jibes per hour, turns per hour and the best 2 seconds.
• A best 2 s without the watch’s own speed draws as an open ring. The caption names the session.
• Help answers a Garmin rider: why Windsurf, where Garmin Connect shows the jibes, why Runs stays empty.
• Help says why the watch shows km/h while the app shows knots.
• Please check the Trends tab and the new screen names.

Swipe, words, and a map that fits.

• Swipe left for the next session, right for the previous one. The page slides.
• Each number in the list carries its word. Pick the three in Settings → Session list.
• The map behind a track sits under the track now.
• Speed records from Strava or GPX: a best 2 s far above the best 10 s is not accepted.
• Without the watch’s own speed, a fall can read as a touchdown. The Strava pages say so.
• Crashes iOS collected ride along in the feedback mail. Delete the lines you would rather keep.
• Every sentence is short now. Tell us where one still runs long.
• Coming in a future release names the planned Apple Watch live view.
• Please check the swipe, the list words and Settings → Session list.

Every door, one order.

• Import lists its doors in one order, the Garmin export last.
• Every door stays visible. A door that is off says why.
• Both Apple Health switches are always in Settings.
• The menu sits on all four tabs.
• The session page names where the recording came from.
• Tap the title to rename a session.
• Swipe left or right for the next or previous session.
• Settings → Session list can put a map behind each track.
• Help and Settings carry What’s new.
• A Strava recording can read a fall as a touchdown. The setup pages say so.
• Every paragraph is short now. Tell us where the old style still shows.
• Please check Import, Settings → Apple Health and the swipe between sessions.

Jan’s morning round.

• The empty Sessions page shows the ways in, one row each.
• intervals.icu, the Apple Watch app, Strava, a file.
• The 4 intervals.icu steps live in Settings only.
• Help → Share from your watch app names the brands plainly, Garmin first.
• Getting started lists the Apple Watch routes right after Garmin.
• Routes have no letters now.
• Each route says which class you get.
• cleanjibe.org follows: routes without letters, and a class table with a Route column.
• Apple Watch appears once on Which watch.
• Show the steps sits on every route card.
• Please check the empty Sessions page after Start over.
• Please check Help → Share from your watch app, and Menu → Getting started.

The beta channel, with its own icon.

• The first build of the beta channel.
• It is the app that goes to the App Store, plus the doors still proving themselves.
• GPX and TCX files, the Garmin export ZIP, Apple Health, the video export, grouping and filters, the Apple Watch app.
• Settings → Beta lists them and has a Request a feature line.
• The icon and the start screen wear a red BETA label.
• This build and the App Store one are told apart at a glance.
• The app follows your phone’s text size everywhere, up to the largest accessibility sizes.
• The dense tables stop growing where they would break.
• Feedback from every page, with a footer on each.
• Menu → Support & ideas opens the same mail.
• The mail starts with three blanks for you and the facts below.
• Settings → Beta → Send usage report mails counters kept on your phone.
• Nothing leaves unless you send it.
• Sessions group by month, year or spot and filter by source.
• Strava shows the official Connect with Strava button.
• An imported session links back with View on Strava.
• The three recording classes are named before you import, and in Help.
• Worth checking: the BETA icon on your home screen, and Settings → Display → Text Size at its largest.
• Nothing should be cut off.

The card from the watch.

• A session that arrived as a summary card from the watch opens as what it is.
• You get the card’s numbers, and how the full recording follows.
• It no longer says the file is damaged.
• The Sessions list’s first grouping reads All instead of None.
• The start screen shows cleanjibe.org under the name.

Nine more watches, and the shore.

• Nine more watches.
• Venu 2, 2S, 2 Plus, 3 and 3S, vívoactive 5 and 6, Instinct 3 AMOLED 45 and 50 mm.
• That was 39 products in all when 0.9.10 shipped.
• They pass the layout checks in the simulator.
• They have not been ridden on a real watch.
• If you have one, tell us how the pages look and whether the touch controls behave.
• The live map page and the post-save Track page can draw the shore of your spot.
• The shore is drawn under the trail.
• The CleanJibe iPhone app sends it over Bluetooth.
• Take Settings → Garmin watch → Send map to watch.
• No firmware map view is involved.
• The firmware’s own map kills the app on a fenix 8.
• A splash page with the mark on the first launch after an install or update.
• A larger mark on the start page.

A crash fix for the watch link.

• The app no longer crashes when the Garmin sends it something.
• A summary card, or an answer to a map push.
• Builds 43 to 47 fell over the moment a message arrived from a watch.
• That watch was running a CleanJibe beta build.
• Worth checking: send a map to the watch, and finish a short recording on it.
• The phone should stay up and the session should appear.

You choose which maps the watch gets.

• Map for the watch is a page now.
• The two most-ridden spots by default, or up to two picks among your own spots.
• Where I am now is one of the picks.
• Settings → Garmin watch → Map for the watch.
• The phone reads its own position once per send, only when you picked it.
• It never reads your position in the background.
• The tick asks for the permission where you can see it.
• The automatic send at launch never prompts.

The session list groups and narrows.

• Group by None, Month, Year or Spot at the top of Sessions, newest group first.
• A library of twenty or more opens grouped by month until you say otherwise.
• A filter beside Import: one spot, one source, a date window.
• The sources are intervals.icu, Strava, Apple Health, the Garmin watch and a file.
• What is active shows as chips you can tap away.
• The count line reads 3 of 41 sessions.
• Records and Trends keep reading the whole library on purpose.
• The menu at the top left of Sessions, in the order a new rider needs it.
• Getting started, Settings, Support, then What CleanJibe does and What the numbers mean.
• The build number sits at the foot of that menu.
• The welcome screen has a close button now.
• Something off? Send feedback sits at the foot of every page.
• On a session page the mail names the session by itself.
• Connect Strava from Settings → Strava as well as from Import.
• The full-screen map’s legend no longer floats to the middle of the screen.
• It used to float after a keyboard was used somewhere else.

Two fixes from build 41.

• Send map to watch now finds whichever CleanJibe build you have on the watch.
• Release, public beta or dev, instead of assuming the release one.
• Failure_AppNotFound is gone.
• The turn page scrolls from anywhere again.
• A vertical finger on a strip scrolls the page, a sideways one scrubs the playhead.
• A tap places the playhead.
• The small window words no longer overprint each other.

The session video, and a wider way in.

• Export video: a session becomes a short film.
• The map draws itself along your track, and the numbers land.
• It shares like any other clip.
• Open a session → share → Export video.
• Send map to watch: the phone draws the shore of your spot.
• It pushes the shore to a Garmin running CleanJibe 0.9.10.
• The live map then has ground under the breadcrumb.
• Take Settings → Garmin watch.
• Imports take GPX and TCX as well as FIT.
• A Polar, Suunto or COROS session comes in through intervals.icu.
• It also comes straight from the vendor’s app through the share sheet.
• Without a speed channel the speed records are estimated, and marked so.
• Import from Strava: connect your account under Import and pick the sessions.
• Positions only, so speed records are estimated.
• One connected rider at the time this build shipped.
• [Since 14 September: Strava lets a new app connect a limited number of riders.]
• Analysis engine 0.18.0: the pump rung now asks the minimum foil speed.
• Every touchdown and fall says why it ended that way on the turn page.

A clean jibe needs ten quiet seconds.

• No touchdown, no swim and no dunked wrist in the ten seconds after the sweep.
• The star, the clean count and CPH on the wrist now mean what the phone means.
• cleanjibe.org means the same by them.
• The clean-jibe buzz therefore arrives up to ten seconds after the turn.
• The flew through, touched down and fell in verdicts are unchanged.
• They still buzz at once.