Release notes

What's new in Atlas

Every release that ships to production. Newest first.

v1.7.0

August 11, 2026

Atlas v1.7.0 adds Travel as a full life domain — trips, a countries map, interactive trip maps, budget tracking, and calendar-mined trip detection — alongside new Dining and Movies domains in Lifestyle, a Body domain covering composition, labs, and medical records, doctor's appointment tracking, screenshot logging for any data type, a Claude AI connector, and a Fill Data Gaps wizard to catch up on the last 30 days. Dozens of fixes from TestFlight feedback rounds are also included.

NEWTravel domain: log trips with photos, places, journal entries, and budgets. An interactive map shows your route; a countries choropleth tracks everywhere you have been. Set travel goals, merge duplicate trips, and search or filter your trip history.
NEWCalendar trip mining: Atlas scans your calendar to detect past trips automatically, giving you a head start on building your travel history.
NEWDining domain (Lifestyle): log restaurant visits and import them from your calendar, card transactions, or photos.
NEWMovies domain (Lifestyle): keep a watch log with star ratings.
NEWBody domain: track body composition, lab results, medical records, and progress photos, with reminders and Coach support.
NEWDoctor's appointments tracking in the Health domain.
iOSLog to Atlas share extension: screenshot any data — meals, workouts, receipts, or anything else — and send it straight to Atlas from the iOS share sheet.
NEWClaude connector: connect Atlas to Claude via a remote MCP server with self-hosted OAuth 2.1, so you can query your life data through Claude.
NEWFill Data Gaps wizard: a 30-day catch-up sweep from the Log sheet surfaces what is missing and helps you backfill it in one pass.
NEWLog past entries: quick-log now accepts a custom date and time, Coach can backfill historical data, and check-ins show a review step before writing.
NEWGoals can now be reordered by dragging them in place.
NEWAlcohol logged from meal photos is now recorded as drinks, not just calories.

v1.6.4

July 14, 2026

The training release. Atlas now reads your workouts the way a coach would — how hard you're pushing versus your own last month, where your records stand, and whether today should be a push or a rest day. Plus the Living Data polish pass: numbers count up as data lands, area heroes share one anatomy, and dozens of rough edges got filed down.

NEWTraining load on the Workouts view: 8 weeks of volume and an acute-vs-chronic read against your own history — lighter than usual, in your usual range, or above it.
NEWWorkout detail grew up: time in heart-rate zones and, for strength sessions, every set with weight × reps from Hevy / BTWB / manual logs.
NEWLifetime personal records on your profile — most steps in a day, biggest burn day, most exercise minutes, longest distance day, most flights climbed, longest workout.
NEWGoal-closure streak heatmaps: every goal-backed metric page shows a 17-week calendar of hits, misses, and snoozed days.
NEWRunning pace and cycling speed trends across recent workouts, plotted so faster reads higher.
NEWWorkouts-per-week goals: set "4/wk" as an average goal and track the rolling rate — the dead "Set a workouts goal" button now works.
NEWThe Weekly Review gained a Training section: day-by-day volume, your workout-type mix, load vs your month, and the week's lift PRs.
NEWThe coach answers training questions from your actual data — workout volume, rest-or-push, pace form, streaks — with descriptive framing, never injury claims.
iOSCaffeine home-screen widget with one-tap logging, plus a Control Center quick-log.
iOSApple Watch: a Goals section on every scope page and a per-domain rollup on Today.
WEBFull web parity for the training features: profile records, training load + pace cards on the Workouts view, the streaks heatmap, and the Weekly Review Training section.
FIXNotifications open the right screen for every kind, manually-logged workouts can be edited and deleted again, and check-in day gaps are dismissable.

v1.6.3

July 13, 2026

The logging release. Atlas now reminds you to log — meals, water, caffeine, and your daily check-in — at the times that fit your day, and every reminder opens the right screen when you tap it. The daily check-in grew up too: completion and skipped prompts now sync across devices, the week strip shows which days you checked in, and the questions got smarter about what (and how often) to ask.

NEWLogging reminders are on by default: meal nudges at your learned (or sensible default) meal times, plus once-a-day water and caffeine reminders when you track those and nothing's logged.
NEWEvening check-in reminder when you haven't checked in, with a count of what's waiting — tap it to land straight in the check-in.
iOSReminder taps deep-link: a lunch reminder opens the food logger, a water nudge opens its quick-log sheet, and lock-screen actions log a glass or a coffee without opening the app.
NEWCheck-in completion and skipped prompts are stored server-side — answered once means answered everywhere, surviving reinstalls and syncing between web and iOS.
iOSThe week strip shows a checked-in tick per day, the Quick Log sheet gains a Daily check-in row (reachable from every scope) and a one-tap "Log again" rail of your staple foods.
NEWSmarter check-in questions: weight nags adapt to your own weigh-in cadence, meals are checked per-meal (a logged breakfast no longer hides a missed dinner), caffeine gets a live daily prompt, and the drinks question stops nagging daily after one logged beer.
FIXEvening nudges (goal-close and streak reminders) now reach every timezone — the old schedule silently covered only the Americas — and each sends at most once per evening.
FIXReadiness scores your resting heart rate against your own baseline, so an elevated-for-you morning reads as strain even when the absolute number looks "good".
FIXLife Score buckets days in your timezone — evening data no longer slips into tomorrow's empty day.
NEWPush notification settings gain a Check-in reminder toggle, the master switch now includes logging reminders, and misconfigured push credentials page the operator instead of failing silently.

v1.1.0

June 1, 2026

GitHub release ↗

Data Trust milestone. Every number Atlas shows you should answer 'where did this come from and how fresh is it?' at a glance — this release wires that question through every chart, integration card, and ingest path, and rebuilds a lot of the iOS surface around it.

iOSRedesigned Today tab: a single composite progress speedometer replacing the triple-ring, polished long-press action sheet on every tile, To do / Hit / Missed buckets below.
FIXSign in with Apple now works on the first tap — fixed a double ASAuthorizationController flow that was prompting for the Apple password twice on every sign-in.
iOSRedesigned More tab: profile card at top, then Settings (goals, privacy), Data (integrations, journal), and About. Send feedback is now a visible row instead of shake-only.
iOSJournal (formerly Activity) shows workout finish times and sleep wake times — the moments you actually remember. Synthetic 4 AM sleep wakes anchored to local 07:00.
FIXWater and nutrition totals stay in sync between the Today tab and Browse charts — server-side dedupe path got transactional to prevent concurrent ingests from racing duplicate rows in.
FIXStand Hours D-view now shows the per-hour heatmap (HealthKit category permission gap fixed).
iOSHide amounts toggle moved to More → Settings for one-tap privacy mode (mask balances and transactions for screen recording).
NEWFreshness chip on every Browse chart — see how recently each metric was updated.
NEWIntegrations page now flags Healthy / Stale / Error per provider, with the last error inline.
NEWSettings → Account → Active sessions lists every device with an active Atlas session — revoke any you don't recognize.
NEWEmpty-state CTA on every Browse view — log your first entry or connect a data source in one tap.
NEWReal App Store badge + QR code on the welcome page.
WEBNavigation cleanup: /dashboard/metrics is now /dashboard/browse and the Score has its own surface again at /life-score.
iOSBrowse tab refreshes data on every visit — no more stale rows lingering after a sync.
SECPer-user rate limit on the HealthKit ingest endpoint.
SECCache-Control: no-store across the /api/v1/* layer.
SECiOS observability captures across the Sign-in-with-Apple flow + manual HTTP breadcrumbs on every API call, so the next #778-class bug surfaces in Sentry instead of going silent.
FIXHourly nutrition buckets carrying only fiber / sugar / sodium now land instead of silently dropping.
FIXNetwork timeout for everyday requests dropped from 5 minutes to 20 seconds — flaky connections fail fast instead of freezing the app.
FIXOnboarding no longer re-triggers on every sign-in of the same account — the completed flag is now keyed per-user.

v1.0.0

May 21, 2026

First public release. Atlas lands on the App Store with a daily check-in surface, per-area Browse, and integrations for Apple Health, Monarch, GHIN, TrackMan, Rapsodo, Beyond the Whiteboard, and PADI.

NEWToday tab buckets every daily goal into Off Track / On Track / Done.
NEWBrowse hierarchy for 100+ catalog metrics across Health, Wealth, Lifestyle, Relationships, Growth.
NEWLife Score composite with per-area + per-signal breakdown.
NEWNative iOS app with HealthKit ingest, Sign in with Apple / Google.
iOSHome-screen widgets for water + steps + macros (read-only).
NEWManual-entry forms generated from a single per-view metadata declaration.