LINK 2.0 Is Coming – And We’re Almost Ready to Share What We’ve Been Working On

If you’ve been following along, you know we don’t release things lightly.

LINK 2.0 has been in the works for a while now. It’s been tested, questioned, refined, challenged, improved and then tested again. And honestly? We’re getting very close to the moment where we can finally put it out into the world.

We’re excited. Like, really excited.
But we’re also being intentional.

LINK 2.0 isn’t about adding features just to say we did. It’s about making something that works better in the real world, for real people, real environments, and real use cases. Over the past months, our focus has stayed the same: improve what matters, simplify what doesn’t, and make everyday movement feel safer, smoother, and more intuitive.

A lot of what went into LINK 2.0 comes from conversations. With partners. With users. With teams in the field. We paid attention to what was working well, where things could be clearer, and where small changes could make a meaningful difference.

Some updates are visible right away. Others you’ll only notice after using it for a while: the kind of improvements that quietly make things feel easier, more reliable, more thought-through.

We don’t have a launch date to share just yet. And that’s okay. We’d rather take a little more time than rush something we’re proud of. What we can say is that LINK 2.0 is coming very soon, and we can’t wait to start sharing more details.

Thanks for sticking with us, asking questions, and showing interest along the way.
More to come, we promise.

Stay tuned.