Record and relive your activities in greater detail with adventure journaling, an immersive way to document your activities. With adventure journaling, you can save photos and videos to your activities, and save Pins with audio, text, and photos.
Adventure Journaling documents your regular activity stats like pace, heart rate, elevation, and more, but you can also record voice pins, upload photos and videos, and rewatch your activities with the 3D flyover feature.
To start journaling, begin tracking any outdoor activity and open your COROS app to the first page. Click Extender to view the current activity in progress. Create pins from your watch by long-pressing the Back button and scrolling to the Pin widget, and you'll see these appear in Extender, where you can take notes and upload media for each pin.
For more details about using Adventure Journaling, check out our article here.
We've expanded Extender to do more than just show your data on a larger screen. Now you can capture moments during your outdoor activities with photos, videos, and voice pins—all saved directly to your activity.
On all COROS watches, open Extender and select either the Pin or Camera icon on the right side of the screen to mark a location with a voice note (recorded by your phone) or media. Pins, notes, and media can also be edited directly from Extender, or later from the finished activity summary page.
On COROS NOMAD, you can record Voice Pins directly from your watch.
We've improved how you can share your activities with friends, whether it's a big PR or an epic day in the mountains. The new activity sharing options give you more flexibility to pick the stats you want to share from your workout, plus you can use pre-made templates that make your activity recaps look just like the pros.
- Link Sharing: From the activity sharing page, click "Copy Link" to share an interactive route of your activity that your friends and family can view from their mobile browser.
- Data Summary: Customize what data you want to share in your activity summary, including the GPS track, heart rate, pace, elevation, and more.
- Custom: Upload your own photo and overlay activity stats.
- 3D Flyover Video: View a 3D flyover of your GPS track and customize which photos to include along the route.
With each option, easily share your creation with friends and family so they can see your activity details, too. Learn more about activity sharing options here.
You can now view your rolling 7-day Training Load alongside Base Fitness and Load Impact. This update gives you a clearer picture of how your recent effort is shaping your fitness, with the flexibility to see exactly how your training may be impacting you today.
Open your COROS app to the first page and scroll to the Training Status card to view your rolling 7-day load. To view your Training Load across a calendar week, open the Weekly Training Load card instead.
*Currently only available on COROS NOMAD
Save up to five locations in the COROS app to check tides, sun and moon positions, temperature, and forecast before your activities that will automatically sync to your watch. You can also add weather and other environmental condition pages to your activity data screens for quick updates while you're out on the move.
To get started, open your COROS app to the Profile page and scroll to Environments. Search for a new location, and it will be synced to the Environments widget on your COROS NOMAD, where you can view details by scrolling down from the main watch face.
Now you can reverse the route direction ahead of time if you plan to follow a route in the opposite direction.
- From the Explore page in the app, open your Route Library and select the route you wish to update.
- Click Edit at the bottom of the screen.
- Locate the starting point of your route and select the green Start icon.
- New menu options will appear, including the Reverse option. Selecting this will reverse your start and end points.
- Save your changes and re-sync the route to your device.
You can also reverse the route direction directly on your device, by opening the route and scrolling down to Direction.
When creating or viewing routes on the Explore page of the app, you can now choose to view water depth contour lines. Change your map settings by clicking the Map Layer icon on the right side of the screen, and switching to the "Outdoor" map view.
Recently completed activities can now be accessed and reviewed by scrolling through the Daily Data menu to the "Previous Activity" widget. (The Daily Data menu can be accessed by scrolling down from the main watch face.)
Previously, historical activities could be viewed from the History menu on the watch.