Release log

What we shipped

A simple monthly summary of what landed on jrny.run.

Earlier

Before June 2026

Before we started monthly recaps, JRNY was already taking shape around one clear idea: one timeline for marathon training and race prep.

  • Race-first flow started taking shape, from race pages to get-started and onboarding.

  • Strava sync and timeline views kept improving so every run sits in context.

  • Race prep foundations landed: course, weather, and race-day planning surfaces.

  • The race library and finder kept expanding so runners and supporters can plan race day better.

August 2026

Compare becomes Build

Compare got better. It is now Build: this training block first, with up to three past races when they help. Week overview puts the week on one screen.

Compare becomes Build

The Progress tab now opens on Build. Your current block stays in front, even if this is your first race.

More than one past race

Overlay up to three past races at once. If JRNY spots a past marathon from Strava, you can add it or mark it as not a race.

Week overview

Open one clean screen for the week: day rows, total distance, long-run bars, and Build context.

Training checks quietly

Training opens lighter. Today's card says Checking Strava while auto-sync runs, and weeks use the runner's local day.

July 2026

Intensity and race morning

Heart rate zones on Progress, race-day morning routines on Your Plan, and a Training tab that opens faster and stays quieter.

Heart rate zones

Weekly volume bars show where your effort sat. Easy weeks look easy. Hard weeks look hard. Toggle the stripes in settings.

Race morning on Your Plan

Build a morning routine once and reuse it. Checkpoints sit with the rest of race day, ready when race week lands.

Opens faster. Stays calm.

Training loads quicker without the flicker. New syncs show up as a badge on the tab instead of a panel jumping open.

Find Me on Your Plan

Your A Goal shows as a rough finish. Find Me On Course lives with the plan, and the marker stays where you put it.

June 2026

Big month on JRNY

Compare, race-first onboarding, run share posters, and tune-up races that sit inside your marathon build. A lot shipped in one month.

Compare

Line up this training block against a past race, aligned by weeks to go. Taper over taper. Two lines, you read it.

Pick your race first

Onboarding starts with your race, not a blank signup form. Choose your race and dates before you sign up. Connect Strava and your timeline starts building.

Share your run

Turn any synced run into a clean poster. Route, distance, time, pace, and your countdown to race day. Three styles.

Tune-up races in your build

If you are building towards Dublin, your tune-up races now sit inside your marathon block, not off on their own. Frank Duffy 10 Mile, Fingal 10k and the Irish Life Dublin Half are ready to drop in.