MoveTogether 2.1.3 is out on iPhone and Android. If you're on iOS 26 and Social kept freezing on you, this is the update you've been waiting for. It also makes seasonal events fit the shape you're actually in, and gives competitions a way to forgive a bad day.
Here's what's new and what it means for you.
Social opens again on iOS 26
On iOS 26, tapping Social could freeze the app until you closed it. That's fixed. Feed and Chats open the way they should. This one was an iPhone bug, so Android was never affected.
Events at your pace
Most upcoming seasonal events now come in three paces: Easy, Steady, and Strong. When you join, Coach Mo suggests one. If you've opted out of Mo, you get a plain suggestion instead.
How it scores depends on the event. In a Challenge, a day counts when you hit your pace's target, and you can move up any time. In a Competition, everyone is scored as a percent of their own daily target, and each day counts up to 150%. So the friend who runs every morning and the friend coming back from a long winter are racing on the same board, each against their own target.
Not every event has paces yet. If the one you join doesn't show them, it's running the classic way.
Drop your worst days
You get sick. You fly across the country. Your kid has a fever and the week falls apart. Turn on Best days when you create a competition, and each person's worst days stop counting, so one rough day doesn't decide the race.
You pick how many days to drop, up to half. It works for Total Activity, and for Head to Head on Steps, Calories, or Exercise Minutes. It doesn't work for team competitions. Hosting one needs Member or Pro.
Check in on a quiet friend
Sometimes a friend just stops moving, and the board doesn't tell you why. Now, if someone in a private competition logs no activity for 2 days, the most active friend in it can get a nudge. Tap Check in to send them a hello, or text them yourself.
It isn't a guilt trip. The quiet friend only gets a gentle reminder to sync, and this prompt is for you to reach out the way a friend would.
Crew health for hosts
Hosting a private competition of 3 or more on Pro? A crew health card can mark each member Healthy, Quiet, or Never synced. That last one is useful: it means no activity has ever reached the competition from them, usually because their tracker never connected, which is easy to fix if you know about it.
Also in this release
- On iPhone, once you accept updated terms, the app stops asking you to accept them again.
- On iPhone, the Team competition switch reads in full at the largest text sizes.
- More bug fixes.
Get it
Update MoveTogether from the App Store or Google Play and open it. New here? Download MoveTogether.
