Friends feed and a rebuilt home screen

What's new

A new "Friends" tab: a feed where you see your friends unlock achievements, hit round-number streaks and finish workouts. All automatic — no manual posts.
Walks and runs land in the feed as a real map: the route spans the full width of the card, with distance and time over the frame. If the map didn't make it through, the post falls back to the route silhouette — it never shows up empty.
Cheer a friend with a like — a little high-five. And when someone cheers you, you get a heads-up.
What lands in the feed: achievements and streak milestones always; your walks, runs and workouts if you turn on "Share workouts to feed" in your profile. Plus a note when you train more than once in a day.
Privacy stays intact: a private profile's activity is only visible to friends — people you follow who follow you back.

The streak is bigger and half as tall: the count, today's state and brightness now share one header. The number stays grey until today is secured and lights up in your accent once it is, so "did I extend it?" takes one glance.
The plan card pages: the first page shows how many of today's goals are done, then one page per remaining goal with its own Start button. You can begin a workout without opening the plan.
Achievements show the nearest reward and how far you are from it instead of a row of tiny icons, and the skills row is labelled with body zones — Core, Upper, Legs, Speed, Stamina, Scout — instead of single letters.
A new "This week" block: workouts, minutes, calories and reps, with the difference against last week. The comparison is fair, matched to the same weekday — on Wednesday it's Mon–Wed against Mon–Wed, not against a full week.
The expedition map preview frames where you last walked instead of the whole city, and the home cards render filled the moment you open the app instead of appearing piece by piece.