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Kudos can now be one of five preset reactions, with nothing typed and nothing to moderate. And coaches get one screen for everyone who shares their training with them, consent checked exactly as before.
The monthly backup email can now carry the export itself. It was held back for a privacy reason, then built behind a second opt-in with a plain warning. Here's the trade-off and how it's guarded.
The app, the API, both sites and the infrastructure notes are now public on GitHub under AGPL-3.0. What that took, and what was checked first.
The app's Permissions-Policy says camera=(). Barcode scanning shipped anyway, by reading a photo instead of a video stream, and the lookup sends the barcode and nothing else.
PaceStreak's insights compare your own days with a Welch t-test, not an AI. Why the bar for showing a pattern is deliberately high, and why the app tells you it's correlation.
Training sessions and habits render on the identical week grid, with the identical marker X. The product doesn't visually distinguish 'important' streaks from 'personal' ones, because that distinction is exactly what would make a habit legible to anyone glancing at the screen.
The whole-life leaderboard ranks one thing: weeks with anything logged, training or habit. It never sees what you logged, because ranking content instead of attendance is how a habit tracker turns into a place people perform for.
Progress photos used to live only on the phone. Now they can be backed up to the account, opt-in, with the bytes checked, never cached, and deleted everywhere when backup is turned off.
PaceStreak added habits, including ones people are trying to break. That made one rule non-negotiable: a habit's name, amounts and slips never reach anyone else, not even as a badge name.
Export as JSON, CSV or calendar; import it back; delete with a 30-day safety net; units that can't corrupt history; and moderation that never touches your training log.
Follows with approval, a feed checked for visibility twice, crews that share exactly three things, coach access you control, age gates, and moderation that never touches your training log.
Designing habits you are trying to break: zero is a clean day, slips are counted honestly, and nothing is ever shown to anyone else.
PaceStreak is a habit and streak tracker for training and everything else worth doing regularly.