Gaia GPS Version 2025.12 • Waypoints Finally Remember They Have Elevation Your saved waypoints were going through an identity crisis and forgetting how tall they were. We've given them a pep talk. They now proudly display their elevation. • Remove From Folder Option Re-Added Folders were getting clingy. You can now remove items again without hurt feelings. • Switched to a New Elevation Service We’ve swapped elevation services so your stats are now powered by a fresher, crunchier data source. Peaks and valleys should feel more… peak-y. • Nautical Miles Are Nailed Down If you’re navigating by sea (or just feel like a sailor), your nautical mile route calculations now make sense and won’t accidentally send you to Atlantis. Enjoy the season and enjoy it more Outside!

Gaia GPS Version 2025.11 We've rolled out new tools and improvements to make planning and navigating your outdoor adventures even better! New Features and Tools: * New Measurement Tool: Quickly check distances on the map while you're in the field with our new measurement tool. Perfect for those on-the-spot distance checks and planning adjustments. Improvements and Fixes: * Enhanced Route Elevation Graph: The Route Details screen now features a better, more detailed elevation graph, giving you a clearer view of the terrain and total elevation change for your route. * Route Builder Stability Fixes: We've addressed and fixed several bugs in the route builder to ensure a smoother experience, including: * Resolved issues with the Undo function. * Fixed critical bugs that could prevent routes from saving correctly. * Waypoint Fetching Fix: Resolved a bug that was preventing the app from correctly fetching user waypoints from the local database, ensuring all your saved locations appear reliably.

Gaia GPS Version 2025.11 We've rolled out new tools and improvements to make planning and navigating your outdoor adventures even better! New Features and Tools: * New Measurement Tool: Quickly check distances on the map while you're in the field with our new measurement tool. Perfect for those on-the-spot distance checks and planning adjustments. Improvements and Fixes: * Enhanced Route Elevation Graph: The Route Details screen now features a better, more detailed elevation graph, giving you a clearer view of the terrain and total elevation change for your route. * Route Builder Stability Fixes: We've addressed and fixed several bugs in the route builder to ensure a smoother experience, including: * Resolved issues with the Undo function. * Fixed critical bugs that could prevent routes from saving correctly. * Waypoint Fetching Fix: Resolved a bug that was preventing the app from correctly fetching user waypoints from the local database, ensuring all your saved locations appear reliably.

Gaia GPS 2025.10: Bug Fixes & Improvements This update focuses on performance enhancements and bug fixes to provide a more stable and reliable experience. What’s Fixed: * Resolved an issue where tapping on the map did not work after opening the map layers menu. * Fixes a bug with the tap drawer where elevation was missing when offline.

Gaia GPS 2025.9: Bug Fixes & Improvements This update focuses on performance enhancements and bug fixes to provide a more stable and reliable experience. What’s Fixed: * Resolved an issue on iOS 26 where drag-and-drop was not functioning correctly for map layers.

Gaia GPS 2025.8 Your adventure just got a little smoother. This update patches up the trail, clears some brush, and keeps your navigation flowing like a mountain stream. What’s New & Improved: * Trail signs ahead: The paywall now shows a clear side-by-side map of Premium vs. Outside+ so you know exactly which path to take. * No more getting lost: If your session times out, you’ll get a friendly nudge to log back in before sync goes off-trail. * Picture-perfect maps: Download screen thumbnails now match the layer you’re grabbing—no more mystery terrain. * Extra baggage removed: Premium subscribers won’t see the Start Free Trial button hitching a ride anymore. * Stray tracks fixed: We squashed an issue where some folks wandered into “anonymous” land from the Welcome screen. * Route crash detour closed: Built-in bug spray for that route-building crash. * Elevation dialed in: Imported tracks turned into routes now show ascent and descent that won’t leave you gasping for air. Update now and keep your journey on the right trail.

Gaia GPS 2025.7: Enhanced Stability & Smoother Adventures We're excited to bring you a new update packed with critical fixes and improvements designed to make your Gaia GPS experience more reliable and seamless than ever before. This release focuses heavily on squashing bugs and boosting performance across the app. What's New & Improved: More Robust Server Communication: We've enhanced stability and reliability when communicating with our servers, including improved handling of network errors and authorization, ensuring your data syncs smoothly. Smoother Map Interaction: Resolved a crash that could occur when tapping on objects or features directly on the map, making your map exploration more stable. Stable Route Planning: Addressed a crash that sometimes happened during route planning, making your route creation and editing more reliable. Top Crash Eliminated in Saved Tab: We've successfully eliminated the app's most frequently reported crash, which occurred in the Saved tab. Enjoy a much smoother and more reliable experience when managing your saved data. Improved Folder and Data Handling: Fixed some of the biggest bugs related to folders and data duplication, ensuring your saved information is organized and displayed accurately. Reliable Area Downloads: Fixed a crash that affected some users when downloading maps or areas for offline use, improving the overall reliability of your offline map access. Seamless Subscription Process: Resolved a crash that could occur immediately after a subscription purchase, providing a smoother and more seamless upgrade experience. Update now to experience a more robust and reliable Gaia GPS! As always, we appreciate your feedback and happy adventuring!

2025.6.2 Update In our last update, we were a little too enthusiastic about adding new features... and accidentally added a few bugs along the trail. Oops! We’ve packed our virtual bug spray and stomped out the issues. Thanks for your patience and for letting us know when things went off trail. We’re always working to make your outdoor experience smoother and more reliable. P.S. If you spot anything else strange on the trail (in the app, not Bigfoot), reach out to us anytime!

2025.6.1 Improvements Fixes an issue with the Home tab where the activity feed launches in a new window Fixes a few layout issues with the main map buttons

2025.6 Improvements We've been hard at work fixing some pesky issues to make your outdoor adventures smoother. What's Fixed: Map Layer Controls Fixed the toggle behavior for layered maps - they now turn on and off as expected (what a concept!). Map Thumbnails Resolved an issue where map thumbnails weren't updating properly. Your previews now show current data. Track Rendering Eliminated a crash that occurred during track rendering. The app now stays put while showing your routes. Sync Improvements Fixed an intermittent crash during sync operations. Data syncing is now more reliable. Thanks for your patience while we worked through these issues. Now get out there and explore! Happy trails! The Gaia Team

Gaia GPS 2025.5 — Fewer Crashes, Cleaner Layers, and Smoother Routes Ahead We’ve charted a course through some rocky terrain in this release, knocking out bugs that have been lurking behind the trail signs. Here’s what we mapped out: We melted a nasty freeze when saving routes. You can now sketch out your next big adventure without the app turning into a snowdrift. We recalibrated how we draw areas on the map, so you can trust your outlines won’t wander off-trail. A missing value was causing routing to take some creative liberties. We brought it back in bounds. Some layers were echoing features like a confused topographic yodel. We’ve cleared up the noise — what you see is what’s actually there. Viewing tracks without full stats was sometimes causing a meltdown. That bug’s now off the grid. A sneaky internal structure change was causing saved items to panic. We reinforced the foundation, so your folders stay rock solid. This update keeps Gaia GPS on track — literally. As always, let us know if you spot any unexpected detours. We’ll reroute.

Gaia GPS 2025.4 - Trail Maintenance for the Soul We hit the trail to fix a few bugs. Ended up clearing out a whole overgrown mess. Tracks were oversharing like a guy who just got back from a solo thru-hike — so we made folder stats optional. Public links were veering off trail — those are back on course now. Waypoints were duplicating like bad campsite rumors. That chaos is handled. Crashes? We didn’t just fix them — we built a fire, told scary stories about them, and made sure they never came back. Mobile and web sync? Finally hiking in step. Splash screens? Polished like your favorite camp mug. Swipe-to-delete maps? Yep. Say goodbye to clutter like it’s gear you thought you’d need. We even found a weird old disclaimer key lurking in the codebase, said “nah,” and tossed it out with the trash bag you forgot at camp. This update clears brush, smooths trails, and tightens gear. Update now. Adventure smoother. And if anything still breaks, we’ll be in the woods hunting it with headlamps and sarcasm.

Gaia GPS 2025.3 – The One Where We Fix All the Things Like a solid recovery winch, this update pulls Gaia GPS out of a few sticky situations. We smoothed out the bumps, cleared some obstacles, and even gave the app a bit of a refresh. Here’s what’s new: Bug Fixes & Improvements: • Route planning no longer crashes. Your adventure ideas should lead to epic trips, not the spinning wheel of doom. • Map labels now actually fade when adjusting layer opacity. Before, they clung on like that one friend who insists, “I’m totally fine without a GPS.” Not anymore. • Map layer notifications now make sense. You’ll only get updates when they’re useful, not just when the app is feeling needy. • The Gaia Original app icon is back! We ditched the yellow border and returned to our roots—because some classics just can’t be improved. • Tapping a track won’t send the app into a panic. Now you can relive your past trips without the app deciding to peace out. • Shared folders now have proper boundaries. Editors can no longer move stuff they don’t own—because digital anarchy isn’t a great file management strategy. • The Activity Feed (Home Tab) navigation is now smoother. Less getting lost in the app, more finding adventures. • iPad split-screen mode behaves itself. The bottom tab bar was blocking map buttons like an overpacked rooftop tent. It’s been downsized. • “Delete” is now “Archive.” Because let’s be honest, nothing was really getting deleted—it was just going on an extended vacation. As always, if you find anything weird, let us know. Otherwise, get out there and explore—just with fewer app crashes this time.

Big Things Are Coming to Gaia GPS! Epic Adventures Await: We’re laying the groundwork for something game-changing—curated overland routes, new features, and a way for you to make an impact on the trails you love. FREE Overland Map Layer: Starting Feb 3, 2025, all users—yes, even free ones—can unlock three months of access to incredible overland maps. Bug Fixes & Upgrades: As always, we’ve polished the app and squashed bugs to keep your adventures running smoothly. This is just the beginning of what’s ahead. Stay tuned—your next adventure is about to get even better!

- Fix an issue with updating map layers - Fix for dark mode issue

- Fix an issue with the splash screen not dismissing

- Fix a major memory leak which should help with the apps responsiveness and memory usage - Protect from crashes caused in the route creation - Lots of code cleanup to make future releases easier

- Fix a crash when editing Routes - Prevent filing shared folders into other shared folders, which causes sync issues - Fix a big with the login screen showing while offline

- Fix a crash on iOS 18 when opening the Saved menu while downloading maps - Other bug fixes

- Bug fixes - Drop support for iOS 14

- Updated UI on login screen - Fix a bug where the map may randomly switch to dark mode or light mode - Fix a bug with opening tracks from the Community Feed

- Introducing the Home Feed: Share your adventures, get inspired by fellow outdoor enthusiasts, and engage with the largest outdoor community on Gaia GPS. - Seamless Device Integration: Now connect your Garmin, Wahoo, and other devices to automatically sync your activity recordings with your Gaia GPS maps. - Enhanced Profile & Privacy Controls: Fine-tune your privacy settings to share just the right amount, ensuring you’re always in control. - Bug Fixes & Performance Boosts: We’ve squashed some bugs and made performance improvements for an even smoother experience.

- Introducing the Home Feed: Share your adventures, get inspired by fellow outdoor enthusiasts, and engage with the largest outdoor community on Gaia GPS. - Seamless Device Integration: Now connect your Garmin, Wahoo, and other devices to automatically sync your activity recordings with your Gaia GPS maps. - Enhanced Profile & Privacy Controls: Fine-tune your privacy settings to share just the right amount, ensuring you’re always in control. - Bug Fixes & Performance Boosts: We’ve squashed some bugs and made performance improvements for an even smoother experience.

- Resumed Track recordings now sync to the server correctly - Search results center correctly on main map on iPad - Removed privacy toggle on shared folders

- Updated available activity choices - Fixed a bug where waypoint links would crash the app - Removed the new UI tutorial - Fixed a crash when trying to load a track