Release notes ·
Vora 2.2: Data Source Preferences, Progress Photos & Oura Ring
Vora 2.2 adds data source preferences for each metric, progress photos and the Oura Ring integration, and makes Biology the home screen.
Highlights
- Data source preferences for each health metric
- Progress photos for body composition
- Oura Ring integration with sleep stage tracking
- Biology is now your home screen
What’s new
Data Source Preferences
- Choose and prioritize which device powers each health metric
Progress Photos
- Visually track your body composition over time
Hydration & Body Metrics
- Hydration unit preferences (oz, mL, L) and manual body metric logging
Biology as Home Screen
- Your body's real-time dashboard front and center when you open the app
Oura Ring Integration
- Automatic health data import, historical backfill, and sleep stage tracking
Personalized Health Insights
- Powered by your age, gender, goals, and experience level
- Body composition and menstrual cycle metrics added to the biology dashboard
Redesigned Settings & Workout History
- Redesigned settings screen with cleaner layout and streamlined health source management
- Redesigned workout history tab with improved display and filtering
Calendar Integrations Hub
- Dedicated calendar settings screens: Google Calendar on iPhone and Android, plus Apple Calendar on iPhone
Social & Coach Improvements
- Workout reactions and enhanced social sharing from the community feed
- Smarter coach briefs that prioritize the best data source across your connected devices
- Refined readiness scoring with improved recovery logic
Polish & Fixes
- New animated splash screen transitions
- Push notifications for important health updates and announcements
- Various fixes across sleep tracking, Oura data sync, scroll behavior, and navigation
Integration changes
- Oura Ring integration added, with automatic import, historical backfill and sleep stage tracking.
For how each source reaches Vora today, see the integrations hub.
Taken from the release notes shown inside the Vora app. Where the iPhone and Android notes differ, this page says which is which. See every release.
