Break down every linear sprint with post-run graphs and splits, then move faster through large-group training with smarter client selection, live rep charts, and clearer controls across 1080 Go and the machine screen.
Easier client switching for larger groups
The built-in machine screen now has a grid-based client selector that makes it faster to find and switch between clients during a session. Open it by tapping the client badge, then choose a client from the grid. In larger sessions, you can also filter the list by group to find the right client more quickly.
See more clients at once, so you can find and switch between them faster during a busy session.
Live bar charts for repetition exercises
The built-in machine screen now shows live bar charts while you perform repetition exercises. Follow each rep alongside your primary and secondary metrics, so you can see performance as the set progresses.
New live bars make it easier to follow progression and review the performance of every repetition in the set.
Post-run graphs for linear sprints
After completing a linear sprint, you can now swipe to a graph view in the Sessions App. Review how metrics such as velocity and distance changed throughout the run.
Swipe to see how speed develops across the distance after a completed sprint.
Post-run splits on the machine screen and 1080 Go
After a linear sprint, review each distance interval on the built-in machine screen or in 1080 Go. See the exact split distance, split time, end time, and average speed for every interval.
Review split time, end time, and average speed for every selected distance interval.
Battery-level readings after updating
This update improves battery-reading logic. Some machines may initially show a different battery level when first started after updating. The reading will stabilise with normal use.
Client lists now show targets, personal bests, and group badges.
Added sprint splits analysis, including exact split distances, target and personal-best references, and an improved graph presentation.
You can now select the left or right rep side before starting unilateral training.
Result tiles now show the complete load setting, including both loads for Change of Direction exercises and ranges for variable-load exercises. They hide the load when a single value does not describe the effort.
Live repetitions now show progress bar charts alongside primary and secondary metrics.
In the Sessions App, you can swipe through linear sprint splits to review metrics for specific distance intervals.
In the Sessions App, you can swipe to a graph view of a completed linear sprint, such as velocity or distance over time.
You can now choose the starting side for repetition exercises.
Redesigned the client-selection badge for clearer presentation and improved accessibility.
Improved the tablet metrics grid layout and performance.
Made sprint-graph controls and axis selection more compact, polished, and easier to use.
Reduced sync errors when deleting data and when a machine is left unattended after its login has expired.
Improved participant selection in the Sessions App for large participant lists.
Sessions now clearly indicate when you do not have permission to make changes, such as recording exercises.
Session names now show whether the session is completed.
Change of Direction no longer uses auto-start direction, making it easier to record slower exercises without unintended movement detection.
Improved the Session Analysis user interface.
Corrected the styling of the client filter in the results view.
Fixed the app incorrectly showing “Login Needed” after a machine had been asleep or idle.
Fixed QR-code login occasionally failing to complete and restarting the login flow.
Fixed “Almost Reached” not appearing for metrics where a lower value is better.
Fixed full-charge battery behaviour on newer machines and chargers; the update applies after a full shutdown.
Fixed cases where automatically applying loads at the zero position required confirmation.
Fixed repetition exercises controlled from 1080 Go recording unspecified reps as left-side reps instead of recording the correct side.