This update brings a wide range of new features and small improvements to the app to help you train. Browse and get inspired by ready-made workouts in our new curated workout library, and add them straight to your plan. Want to bring friends along for your workouts? You can now share any workout with someone else, or open one someone shared with you. This way you can finally bring your favorite run buddy along. Inspired by the recent heat waves, we added wet-bulb temperature and weather warnings to the app. This helps you find the best time for your outdoor sessions. Swimming gets SWOLF and improved stroke count logic, so you can really hone in on your technique. As always, we also cleaned up smaller flows, fixed bugs, and polished the app. Thank you for training with Whistle! - Flo & Clemens

This update is a full refresh of how the app helps you plan, adapt, and understand your training. Training programs are now built into the Plan tab. Start a guided setup, create a longer training program with your coach, or bring an existing plan into Whistle so your week has more structure than one workout at a time. The coach is more capable across everyday planning. You can use it to build and adjust workouts, review progress, work with your active program, and send richer context with voice and photos. Daily AI summaries help connect your plan, completed workouts, recovery, and upcoming day. The dashboard now brings more training context together: training load, projected load, recovery, sleep, vitals, weather, and workout predictions. Weather planning now looks further ahead, and insights include richer charts and heatmaps. Workout planning also got more precise. Single-goal workouts can now include targets, estimates are smarter, and the underlying health and workout calculations have been expanded for the new training load, recovery, sleep, and workout features. As always, we also cleaned up many smaller flows, fixed bugs, and polished the app for the this release. Thank you for training with Whistle. - Flo & Clemens

This update is a full refresh of how the app helps you plan, adapt, and understand your training. Training programs are now built into the Plan tab. Start a guided setup, create a longer training program with your coach, or bring an existing plan into Whistle so your week has more structure than one workout at a time. The coach is more capable across everyday planning. You can use it to build and adjust workouts, review progress, work with your active program, and send richer context with voice and photos. Daily AI summaries help connect your plan, completed workouts, recovery, and upcoming day. The dashboard now brings more training context together: training load, projected load, recovery, sleep, vitals, weather, and workout predictions. Weather planning now looks further ahead, and insights include richer charts and heatmaps. Workout planning also got more precise. Single-goal workouts can now include targets, estimates are smarter, and the underlying health and workout calculations have been expanded for the new training load, recovery, sleep, and workout features. As always, we also cleaned up many smaller flows, fixed bugs, and polished the app for the this release. Thank you for training with Whistle. - Flo & Clemens

This is a big one. Liquid Glass Redesign Whistle now supports the new Liquid Glass design introduced with iOS 26. The app feels more fluid, more immersive, and blends beautifully into the system. It’s a visual upgrade that makes using Whistle feel even smoother day to day. A New AI Coach We’ve rebuilt the AI Coach from scratch. It’s now fully conversational and way more capable. You can talk to it freely, ask it to build workouts or full plans, move or delete things, or surface health data and past sessions. It remembers more from your conversations and can pick up context as you go. You also now have more control: you can choose between three different coach personalities, adjust the thinking depth, and even select the underlying AI model if you want to fine-tune how it responds. Better Estimations We’ve improved how we estimate things like distance, calories, and duration when planning workouts. If you schedule a 30-minute run, for example, Whistle now uses your past performance to estimate how far you’ll go and how much energy you’ll burn. These new estimates also show up in the weekly chart in the Plan tab, where you can now switch between distance, duration, and calories to get a better sense of what your training week looks like. Watch App Overhaul The Apple Watch app has been completely revamped for watchOS 26. It now syncs over iCloud, so your data is always up to date. You can view your templates right on the watch and start them from there, which makes heading out the door even quicker. And if you use Apple’s Activity app on your phone, you can now connect it to Whistle so your workouts sync there automatically. Thanks for following along, and for all the feedback and ideas. — Flo & Clemens

This is a big one. Liquid Glass Redesign Whistle now supports the new Liquid Glass design introduced with iOS 26. The app feels more fluid, more immersive, and blends beautifully into the system. It’s a visual upgrade that makes using Whistle feel even smoother day to day. A New AI Coach We’ve rebuilt the AI Coach from scratch. It’s now fully conversational and way more capable. You can talk to it freely, ask it to build workouts or full plans, move or delete things, or surface health data and past sessions. It remembers more from your conversations and can pick up context as you go. You also now have more control: you can choose between three different coach personalities, adjust the thinking depth, and even select the underlying AI model if you want to fine-tune how it responds. Better Estimations We’ve improved how we estimate things like distance, calories, and duration when planning workouts. If you schedule a 30-minute run, for example, Whistle now uses your past performance to estimate how far you’ll go and how much energy you’ll burn. These new estimates also show up in the weekly chart in the Plan tab, where you can now switch between distance, duration, and calories to get a better sense of what your training week looks like. Watch App Overhaul The Apple Watch app has been completely revamped for watchOS 26. It now syncs over iCloud, so your data is always up to date. You can view your templates right on the watch and start them from there, which makes heading out the door even quicker. And if you use Apple’s Activity app on your phone, you can now connect it to Whistle so your workouts sync there automatically. Thanks for following along, and for all the feedback and ideas. — Flo & Clemens

Recovery Score in the Home Tab We’ve added a Recovery Score to help you better understand how rested you are. It’s based on your recent sleep vitals and is designed to guide your training or let you know when it might be time to take it easy and focus on recovery. Smarter Workout Estimates Time, distance, and calorie estimates are now more accurate and available for more workouts! We’ve reworked the system to use your historical data, making planning even easier and more personalized. Bug Fixes & Small Improvements As always, we’ve tidied things up behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly. Thanks for your support! — Flo & Clemens

Sleep Insights You can now view your sleep right alongside your workouts! The new Sleep card shows how long you slept, and if you’re tracking sleep stages with, you’ll see those too. A small step toward connecting recovery and training with more coming soon. Small Fixes We’ve made loads of under-the-hood improvements and bug fixes to make the app faster and more pleasant to use. One small but handy change: you can now swipe to delete workouts. Settings pages also got a refresh with more descriptions to better explain your options. Thanks for your support! ~ Flo & Clemens

Redesigned Workout List We’ve refined how workouts are displayed throughout the app, including on Apple Watch, to make them clearer and easier to understand at a glance. Repetition & Weight Targets You can now add repetition counts and weight goals to exercises in custom workouts. A small change, but one that makes strength-focused sessions much easier to plan. ~ Flo & Clemens