Release Notes

What's shipped in Cadence, and what we're working on next. We'll keep this updated as new versions go out.

First release

Available now

Released October 2026

  • Physiology-based race predictions. A real baseline model, not a flat distance multiplier, corrected against your own numbers and course elevation, with a finish range instead of a single time.
  • Your numbers, your call. Enter your power curve, threshold pace and recent training yourself. Every number is yours to see, question and correct.
  • A dated Season plan. The four taper steps for your focus race carry dates, and every tracked race shows its recovery window, with a warning when a tune-up’s recovery runs into your taper.
  • Race-day targets. Pace and per-km splits for a run, or steady power and speed for a ride, and the Goal screen’s “what your goal needs”. They are part of Season; your predicted range stays free.
  • See how often you finish inside the range. A “7 of 9 finished inside the range” card on Insights for every plan, and one optional question after a finish about how hard you went, so an easy run counts for less.
  • Voice and text commands. Add a race, drop one, or pull up a fit report by asking directly, no menu-hunting.
  • Free and Season plans. The prediction model is the same on both: the same inputs give the same confidence tier, limiter, and predicted range. Free tracks 2 races at a time with up to 5 new-race alerts a month. Season adds unlimited races and alerts, a focus and peak race, race-day targets, the dated Season plan, and your track record.
  • Race catalog. Running and cycling (road, trail, and gravel included), covering the US and Canada, plus a hand-picked set across Europe, the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
What's next: we're already working on what comes after launch, including broader race coverage and sharper predictions. Check back here as new updates ship.