iOS Version Log

We release regular updates to improve the Crossrope app experience. Please take a look here to see what we've added recently. We'll keep adding entries as new versions come out.

As a reminder, please reach out to [email protected] with any feedback, questions, or feature suggestions!

6.8.1 (10/12/2026)

You can set a Profile image that appears in the Community Feed to other jumpers! Tap on your avatar in the top right corner of the menu, and then tap on the pencil button next to your colored circle to either take a photo or use one from your library. Also photos from other users will appear in the Community tab as they're added.

We've added support for new challenge types! Now look out for challenges like how many days can you do 100 or 1000 jumps, how many days can you hit the top 100, and how many days can you complete a workout! This should encourage you to come back to the app more consistently, as if you miss a day, there's no chance to make it up later.

New design for the workout on the homepage recommended by AI Coach. Now it's easier to tap the Start button and hopefully a simpler approach that's easier for users to understand.

6.8.0 (9/28/2026)

After a workout, you take now take a post workout video of yourself jumping to share that along with your stats! Simply hit the video button at the top of the post workout screen, and it'll prompt you to take a 10 second video you can easily share side by side with your numbers for the workout.

6.7.9 (9/23/2026)

Now you can do Custom Workouts that are based on number of jumps! For example you could set up 10 sets of 200 jumps, or ladder up from 100 to 200 all the way to 500 jumps and then back down. This is great if you're trying to hit a certain number of specific jumps with a custom workout, or if you're doing speed training.

Look for the Time and Jumps toggle at the top when creating a custom workout, and set it to Jumps for a rep-based workout. Jumps-based workouts require AMP, so that jumps can be counted and the workout automatically advances to the next set.

You have an option when creating the workout, you can either set up Rest (Auto Advance), so that after the rest, the next set automatically starts. Or, you could set up Rest (Manual Advance) or perhaps even have back to back jump sets. In that case, press the physical button on the AMP handle to advance to the next set without needing to tap the screen.

For now, jumps-based custom workouts only contain rope/ropeless activities (no bodyweight, kettlebell, or dumbbell).

TargetTrainer is enabled for the jumps-based custom workouts, though instead of hitting a certain number of jumps in a set amount of time, you'll try to finish the jumps for the set in a fast enough time. A shorter time is better.

This is one of the most exciting new things we've added to the app in terms of a brand new way to train! Custom Workouts require a Standard Membership, and jumps-based workouts also require AMP, so we encourage to look into those for the best experience. Like always please reach out at [email protected] with any feedback!

6.7.7 (8/11/2026)

• New "Strength" filter on the Workout page! Quickly find dumbbell or kettlebell workouts with no jumping. Perfect for days when you want a strength session without the jump rope.
  

• New Jumps by Rope section in the Stats page. See your jump totals broken down by which rope you used.
  

6.7.6 (7/21/2026)

• New "Within Reach" section on the homepage for AMP users, below the stats area, that tells you upcoming achievements you could hit today based on how many jumps you do. Those could include extending your streak, staying on track for your monthly goal, getting a new badge or medal, or reaching the top 100 in the leaderboard.

6.7.5 (6/23/2026)

• Now you can select up to 8 ropes (instead of 4) within a a Free Jump
• Option to set Max Heart Rate in your profile instead of just using 220-age. This is used to calculate your heart rate zones if you have an Apple Watch or a Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor

• Button (>) next to the weekly calendar on home that takes you to the monthly calendar in stats

• Workout page now has numbers for how many new workouts/programs/classes we have, to show off how we're constantly adding new content to the app
  

• Added filter option for classes to search by name

6.7.4 (6/10/2026)

• Updated Jump to Workout tab, which now makes it easier to find rebounding content and Sculpt content, while making the list simpler for jumpers
• New shop offer section for Standard Members at the top of the Shop, look out there for exclusive offers plus the discount code at the top
• New filter for classes

6.7.3 (5/27/2026)

• Sculpt System support! Sculpting is using what we've called the Ropeless weighted attachments while not jumping or bouncing and focusing on getting a great upper body workout by swinging the attachments around. The faster you swing them and heavier the attachment, the more upper body muscle engagement. You can find Sculpt Programs and Classes, as well as Sculpt Mode which is similar to Free Jump but shows your live Power, Time Under Tension, and more. Sculpt session count towards your Sculpt reps, but not your jumps, since the focus of Sculpt is on non-jumping movements. 

6.7.2 (5/12/2026)

• New Ropeless Rebounding Classes! If you select Ropeless Rebounding during onboarding, then your home page will be customized to show Ropeless Rebounding content. You can still access all of the content in the Workout tab.
• Ropeless Rebounder Mode! This is just like Free Jump, but making it clear that if you're using Ropeless on a Rebounder and just want to track your stats with AMP, this is the mode for you.

6.7.1 (5/5/2026)

• New muscle activation chart after workouts and in the workout preview showing which muscle groups were worked the most. This takes into account which ropes/ropeless weights were used, as well as which bodyweight/kettlebell/dumbbell movements the workout included. This makes it easier to see how weighted ropes give a full body workout.
• In teams, you can now @mention team members to notify them directly, like in other chat-based apps
• Added the Version Log in the menu, so you can easily view detailed updates to see what’s new in each release and why it might be helpful to you
• Custom TargetTrainer mode, where you can set custom target intensity levels per workout without affecting your overall TargetTrainer intensity levels.
• Improved load speeds, with the app now opening up to 2x faster
• Ability to delete custom workouts from the list. Tap into the custom workout, then look for the red trash button at the very top. This lets you simplify your list of custom workouts so only the ones you care most about will appear.
• Apple Watch stability fixes. Fixed an issue where the watch extension version number wasn’t properly updating which can cause a mismatch issue. Sometimes when Apple Watch doesn’t pair properly and provide heart rate in your workouts, it’s because the Crossrope phone app updates and the watch app doesn’t. The solution is usually to go into the Watch app on your phone, and make sure the Crossrope watch app is fully installed and not spinning. If it’s stuck spinning, then delete the Crossrope watch app and reinstall it. This update should make this issue happen less frequently.

6.7.0 (4/15/2026)

• New notes section after workouts/Free Jump. Now you can enter in anything you want to remember about the workout, like the specific weight of dumbbell you used, any interruptions, etc. View notes in the Recent Activity list in the Stats Page, in the ... menu.

6.6.9 (4/12/2026)

• New page celebrating when you're in the top 100/50/20/10/5/1 of the global jump leaderboard. You'll see this after a workout
• New Daily Leaderboard Records page! Data starting in 2026 is available for when you've reached the top 100/50/20/10/5/1, plus your highest rank and results each day. You can tap on any cell to generate a shareable image. Access this from the Leaderboard or from the Stats Page.
• Ability to tap the AMP button on the handle from home to go to FJ setup, and to press again to go into a FJ
• Workout History and Achievements pages available from the menu

6.6.8 (3/23/2026)

• New full-screen badge received pages after a workout for when you receive a new badge, medal, or finish a program
• New Personal Records section within Stats to see your all-time best records

6.6.7 (3/10/2026)

• Updated home screen, showing the AI Coach's recommendation front and center, along with a shorter banner where new features/workouts are promoted
• New widget, showing progress within jump goal and streak
• Updated badge screen from Stats, better grouping alike badges together and showing the next upcoming achievement
• In-progress programs present in Stats page