What's New

Multi-week training plans are more reliable for longer race blocks.

Generating a 4-week plan with race context could occasionally fail mid-response when the AI ran out of room to finish writing. Multi-week plan calls now request structurally guaranteed JSON, get more headroom to complete, and surface a clear "try fewer weeks" message if the response is ever cut short — instead of a generic error and a wasted request.

Training plan generation no longer crashes on malformed AI output.

If the AI returned an unusual daily mileage value (null, a range like "3-5", or a word like "rest"), plan generation would sometimes fail after the AI call had already completed. Those values now fall back to zero miles and get logged so we can keep tightening the prompts, and your plan saves successfully either way.

Feature page How It Works images are now horizontally centered.

• Images and illustration placeholders in the How It Works section on feature pages are now centered within their columns, matching the alignment of the numbered circles and text

Blog email notifications: get new posts delivered to your inbox.

• New blog subscribers receive email notifications when we publish new training articles
• Existing users can opt in from Preferences or via a one-click invite email
• Every email includes a one-click unsubscribe link (no login required)
• Emails are paced to avoid overwhelming your inbox (one post per day max)

Your dashboard now shows your last run's route on a map and a week-at-a-glance calendar strip.

• The most recent run card has been upgraded with a live map preview of your GPS route — no interaction required, it just shows you where you went
• A 7-day strip beneath the run card marks each day with a color-coded dot: green for completed runs, blue for planned ones, orange for missed days, and an empty ring for rest days
• Recent runs in the "More This Week" section now show run names and are clickable, taking you straight to the activity detail

Reliability fix: Strava disconnect now handles edge cases cleanly.

If you disconnected your Strava account directly from Strava's settings page, NavRun could occasionally log a server error when processing the notification. This has been fixed — the disconnect now completes cleanly in all cases and any leftover data is properly cleaned up.

Removed the misleading trial countdown banner for Pro trial users.

If you signed up for a Pro trial, you no longer see a "Subscribe now to keep access" toast at the top of every page. Since we collect your payment method during signup, your subscription converts automatically when the trial ends — no action needed on your part.

Invite your running buddies — and get rewarded for it.

We just launched our Invite a Friend referral system. If you're a Pro subscriber, you'll find a personal referral link on your preferences page. Share it with your running crew, and when someone signs up and subscribes, you'll receive a promo code for a discount on your next billing cycle. Good runs are better with friends, and now there's a little extra incentive to spread the word.

NavRun now has a public release notes page so you can see exactly what we ship.

• Visit navrun.app/releases anytime to browse the full changelog
• Every update gets a version-stamped entry with details on what changed
• We also added a "What's New" link in the footer for quick access

We launched the NavRun blog with three posts to help you train smarter.

• New blog at navrun.app/blog with articles on AI training plans, trail vs road running, and more
• Blog link added to the site footer and navbar for easy discovery
• Each post includes estimated reading time and SEO-friendly metadata