Fixed: updating from an older TrailRunner no longer crashes at launch — your routes are kept, and a copy of the library is saved first Fixed: a route that crosses the date line, or has damaged points, no longer crashes the Mac's routes list — New: iPhone Duo — TrailRunner adapts to the folded and the opened display, in every orientation — New: map labels can show turns — a label just past every turn, its arrow pointing the way to go; Distance and Waymark labels mark each turn too New: E-bike assist — choose None, Light or Strong for Biking, Road Biking and Mountain Biking under Personal; calories and riding time are then estimated for an assisted ride New: a (?) on the inspector sections opens the matching help on the website, in your language Better: map buttons, the elevation card and hints line up with the toolbar on every iPhone and iPad, and keep clear of the Dynamic Island Better: where a route passes the same junction twice, each pass gets its own label Better: set your sex, age, weight and pace once — they apply to every route and sync across your devices Better: the elevation profile scales naturally — long routes no longer look flat and flat routes don't look steep Fixed: on iPad, the app no longer crashes when the keyboard appears Fixed: on iPad in portrait, search opens reliably — the keyboard no longer switches the screen to the sidebar layout Fixed: on iPad, the route editor's toolbar is see-through, like the browse view Fixed: changing the label type updates the map right away Fixed: on iPhone in landscape, the elevation card no longer covers the map buttons, and the buttons use the side without the notch Fixed: routes saved without real elevation now offer to download it, and the ascent colours update right after Fixed: route distances show to 10 m (e.g. 14.37 km) instead of whole kilometres Fixed: dragging the scrubber moves the position marker on the map in real time Fixed: zoom to fit shows the whole route, tall ones included, without extra margin Fixed: the number fields under Personal can be cleared while you type Fixed: after turning your iPhone sideways, the routes list is fully visible again — Better: on the Mac, pointing at the selected route fades its whole track, including the quality colours, so you can see the map underneath New: on iPhone and iPad, tap the selected route to fade it and see the map underneath — it stays faded when you tap another route, and a tap anywhere else brings it back — New: OpenCycleMap as a base map — cycle routes including the local networks, drawn in pastel over the map so the paths underneath stay visible Better: hiking, cycling and MTB route overlays are softer, so in areas with many routes the map beneath stays readable Better: the selected route's line is see-through — you can still see the path it runs on — Better: TrailRunner mini is fully compatible with macOS 27 "Golden Gate" and iOS 27 with refinements to its Liquid Glass toolbar and sidebar Better: long route titles wrap onto several lines in the inspector and the route list instead of being cut off Better: set or change a route's date in the inspector — planned and imported routes can carry the day you did them, and it syncs across your devices Fixed: routes imported without timestamps no longer show 1 Jan 2001 as their date Better: the map shows the flagged routes of the current collection faintly behind the selected route Fixed: on iPad held upright, the map style and activity scale controls are back Fixed: on the Mac, dragging a route onto a collection in the sidebar highlights the collection even when the pointer is over its name

New: iPhone Duo — TrailRunner adapts to the folded and the opened display, in every orientation — Better: map buttons, the elevation card and hints line up with the toolbar on every iPhone and iPad, and keep clear of the Dynamic Island Fixed: on iPad, the app no longer crashes when the keyboard appears Fixed: on iPad in portrait, search opens reliably — the keyboard no longer switches the screen to the sidebar layout New: map labels can show turns — a label just past every turn, its arrow pointing the way to go; Distance and Waymark labels mark each turn too New: E-bike assist — choose None, Light or Strong for Biking, Road Biking and Mountain Biking under Personal; calories and riding time are then estimated for an assisted ride New: a (?) on the inspector sections opens the matching help on the website, in your language Better: where a route passes the same junction twice, each pass gets its own label Better: set your sex, age, weight and pace once — they apply to every route and sync across your devices Better: the elevation profile scales naturally — long routes no longer look flat and flat routes don't look steep Fixed: on iPad, the route editor's toolbar is see-through, like the browse view Fixed: changing the label type updates the map right away Fixed: on iPhone in landscape, the elevation card no longer covers the map buttons, and the buttons use the side without the notch Fixed: routes saved without real elevation now offer to download it, and the ascent colours update right after Fixed: route distances show to 10 m (e.g. 14.37 km) instead of whole kilometres Fixed: dragging the scrubber moves the position marker on the map in real time Fixed: zoom to fit shows the whole route, tall ones included, without extra margin Fixed: the number fields under Personal can be cleared while you type Fixed: after turning your iPhone sideways, the routes list is fully visible again — Better: on the Mac, pointing at the selected route fades its whole track, including the quality colours, so you can see the map underneath New: on iPhone and iPad, tap the selected route to fade it and see the map underneath — it stays faded when you tap another route, and a tap anywhere else brings it back — New: OpenCycleMap as a base map — cycle routes including the local networks, drawn in pastel over the map so the paths underneath stay visible Better: hiking, cycling and MTB route overlays are softer, so in areas with many routes the map beneath stays readable Better: the selected route's line is see-through — you can still see the path it runs on — Better: TrailRunner mini is fully compatible with macOS 27 "Golden Gate" and iOS 27 with refinements to its Liquid Glass toolbar and sidebar Better: long route titles wrap onto several lines in the inspector and the route list instead of being cut off Better: set or change a route's date in the inspector — planned and imported routes can carry the day you did them, and it syncs across your devices Fixed: routes imported without timestamps no longer show 1 Jan 2001 as their date Better: the map shows the flagged routes of the current collection faintly behind the selected route Fixed: on iPad held upright, the map style and activity scale controls are back Fixed: on the Mac, dragging a route onto a collection in the sidebar highlights the collection even when the pointer is over its name

Better: on the Mac, pointing at the selected route fades its whole track, including the quality colours, so you can see the map underneath New: on iPhone and iPad, tap the selected route to fade it and see the map underneath — it stays faded when you tap another route, and a tap anywhere else brings it back — New: OpenCycleMap as a base map — cycle routes including the local networks, drawn in pastel over the map so the paths underneath stay visible Better: hiking, cycling and MTB route overlays are softer, so in areas with many routes the map beneath stays readable Better: the selected route's line is see-through — you can still see the path it runs on — Better: TrailRunner mini is fully compatible with macOS 27 "Golden Gate" and iOS 27 with refinements to its Liquid Glass toolbar and sidebar Better: long route titles wrap onto several lines in the inspector and the route list instead of being cut off Better: set or change a route's date in the inspector — planned and imported routes can carry the day you did them, and it syncs across your devices Fixed: routes imported without timestamps no longer show 1 Jan 2001 as their date Better: the map shows the flagged routes of the current collection faintly behind the selected route Fixed: on iPad held upright, the map style and activity scale controls are back Fixed: on the Mac, dragging a route onto a collection in the sidebar highlights the collection even when the pointer is over its name

Better: TrailRunner mini is fully compatible with macOS 27 "Golden Gate" and iOS 27 with refinements to its Liquid Glass toolbar and sidebar Better: long route titles wrap onto several lines in the inspector and the route list instead of being cut off Better: set or change a route's date in the inspector — planned and imported routes can carry the day you did them, and it syncs across your devices Fixed: routes imported without timestamps no longer show 1 Jan 2001 as their date Better: the map shows the flagged routes of the current collection faintly behind the selected route Fixed: on iPad held upright, the map style and activity scale controls are back Fixed: on the Mac, dragging a route onto a collection in the sidebar highlights the collection even when the pointer is over its name

Better: on iPad held upright, the routes panel and the route editor's settings now sit at the bottom of the screen instead of floating in the middle

Fixed: re-importing a route you had exported did nothing once you had deleted it — the app matched the file against the deleted copy still in the Trash and left it there, so nothing appeared in your library; an import now always brings the route in as a new route

Fixed: editing a route could replace its path with straight lines across the terrain — changing a routing setting, or routing failing while you worked, no longer discards the route's own path; it is kept and redrawn as soon as a real route is available Fixed: pressing Done while the route is still being calculated no longer saves those straight lines — it says routing is still running instead Fixed: undoing a route edit brings the original path back on the map, not just in the route list — and a second undo now does what it says Fixed: the map and route data could stop loading and never recover, because a server that refused once was then treated as unreachable for a week; a refusal now expires in a minute and the next attempt really is retried Better: a straight leg you drew yourself is now drawn solid — a dashed leg means the route is still being calculated, and nothing else Better: route planning asks each map-data server the way that server accepts, and remembers which ones answered, so a slow or unavailable one no longer holds up the route Better: the Downloads list says "OpenStreetMap — [place]" instead of cutting the place name off Fixed: the message shown when a place cannot be found is now translated

Fixed: opening a GPX file from the Finder, dropping one on the app or using File ▸ Import Routes… right after launch could do nothing at all — no import, no message; the import now waits for the licence check to finish instead of giving up on it Fixed: after a first sync, collections on a second device could arrive empty or nearly empty — routes that had not downloaded yet were silently left out of their collections instead of being added once they arrived, and editing such a collection could then remove those routes on the device they came from Fixed: a device whose collections were already emptied this way repairs itself on the next launch — no reinstall and no re-sync needed

Fixed: iPhone and iPad could report "changes could not be loaded: timed out" over and over and never finish their first sync from iCloud — a large library now downloads across several attempts, picking up where it left off, and a slow download is no longer mistaken for a stalled one Fixed: a change made on another device while a sync was already running is no longer missed until the next sync

Fixed: dragging a waypoint no longer sends the route on a detour — the legs on either side keep to the path instead of looping back on themselves or walking the same stretch twice Fixed: a waypoint placed away from any path now connects with a straight line on both sides, meeting the waypoint exactly instead of starting somewhere off to the side Fixed: clicking a waypoint keeps it selected — it no longer hands the selection to a neighbouring one Better: routes planned for hiking now follow the trail, surface and climb preferences shown in the inspector, which until now were displayed but not applied Better: right-click a waypoint or a segment and the menu shows one Off-Road item with a checkmark for its current state, and every item now carries an icon

Better: the app stays responsive while iCloud sync or a download is running — the activity icons no longer animate, which was quietly costing every frame and could stall map and routes list at the same time Better: panning and scrolling the map are much smoother — the elevation header no longer recalculates on every frame, landmark pins are rebuilt only when landmarks actually change, and moving the map no longer redraws the sidebar and inspector Fixed: switching to another app no longer freezes TrailRunner for a moment Fixed: at launch the map stays where you left it instead of jumping to your current location once the location fix arrives New: right-click a landmark — in the list or on the map — to delete its duplicates; the one you clicked is the one that stays Fixed: changing a landmark's type or colour now updates its pin on the map right away Fixed: recorded tracks in some regions refused to open in the editor because a partly cached map area was treated as complete Fixed: a place from the search that cannot be located now tells you so, instead of looking like a click that did nothing Better: downloads are named plainly — "Load OpenTopoMap" with a simple count, in your language

Fixed: on Mac, Manage License… in the app menu could stop opening the licence window until you restarted the app. It opens reliably now, whether or not a window is in front. Better: while a route is selected, zooming works again — the map keeps the point you are looking at fixed instead of snapping back to the route Better: playback follows the scrubber properly — the puck stays on the route while you drag, tapping a position jumps the map there, and switching to a following camera brings that spot under the puck Fixed: undo after creating a route now says "Undo New Route" instead of offering to undo an edit, and placing waypoints no longer titles your next undo "Undo Network" Fixed: on iPhone, the route editor no longer shows an empty elevation panel above the map

Fixed: on Mac, Manage License… in the app menu could stop opening the licence window until you restarted the app. It opens reliably now, whether or not a window is in front. Better: while a route is selected, zooming works again — the map keeps the point you are looking at fixed instead of snapping back to the route Better: playback follows the scrubber properly — the puck stays on the route while you drag, tapping a position jumps the map there, and switching to a following camera brings that spot under the puck Fixed: undo after creating a route now says "Undo New Route" instead of offering to undo an edit, and placing waypoints no longer titles your next undo "Undo Network" Fixed: on iPhone, the route editor no longer shows an empty elevation panel above the map

Fixed: on Mac, importing routes with File ▸ Import Routes… — or by opening a .gpx from the Finder — did nothing at all. Both work again. (Dragging files onto the routes list was never affected.) Better: the map no longer flickers while loading — tiles fill in progressively and a sharpened tile never falls back to a blurry one Better: 3D route playback is smoother, and cold regions fill in cleanly instead of flashing the plain base map through

Better: the map comes back exactly as you left it — the saved viewport now carries rotation and zoom, not just position, and the selected collection survives a relaunch too (that last one is today's fix) Better: topographic maps load much faster — progressive tiles fill in from what's already cached instead of blanking, and the plain base map no longer flashes through when you zoom Better: selecting a route responds faster — the map starts moving noticeably sooner Better: playback on iPhone — the moving marker is drawn again, the chart, label and scrubber keep tracking, the follow camera rotates, and starting a new route stops the previous one's flight Better: the routes list keeps its place when you pick a route in the list New: route files preview with a map thumbnail in Files/Finder on iPhone and iPad Better: GPX, KML, KMZ, TCX and FIT files carry TrailRunner's icon and open straight into the app -- Better: show recording date for imported routes Improved performance and stability. -- Welcome to TrailRunner Mini 4.0 After many years, I've completely rebuilt TrailRunner Mini from the ground up. It keeps the spirit, with a modern foundation for the next decade. **One Universal App** TrailRunner Mini now runs as a single app across your Mac, iPhone, and iPad. That means you can cancel your RaceBunny and TrailRunner touch subscriptions. Your routes and landmarks sync seamlessly across every device—faster, richer, and conflict-free. **Organize Everything** Organize routes and adventures into Collections in the sidebar. Reach your personal landmarks and favorite places faster than ever. **Smarter Routing** Once local OpenStreetMap data is ready, all routing happens directly on your device. Generate a 10 km trail loop—or let TrailRunner Mini plan a 1000 kcal workout for you. **Relive Every Route** Replay your routes and memories in a whole new way. Fly along the route, follow your progress on the elevation profile, and revisit every turn. **Your Feedback** TrailRunner Mini is built by one human and a handful of enthusiastic AI tin boxes. If you have ideas, suggestions, or bug reports, I'd love to hear them. — berbie シ Go Explore!

Better: show recording date for imported routes Improved performance and stability. -- Welcome to TrailRunner Mini 4.0 After many years, I've completely rebuilt TrailRunner Mini from the ground up. It keeps the spirit, with a modern foundation for the next decade. **One Universal App** TrailRunner Mini now runs as a single app across your Mac, iPhone, and iPad. That means you can cancel your RaceBunny and TrailRunner touch subscriptions. Your routes and landmarks sync seamlessly across every device—faster, richer, and conflict-free. **Organize Everything** Organize routes and adventures into Collections in the sidebar. Reach your personal landmarks and favorite places faster than ever. **Smarter Routing** Once local OpenStreetMap data is ready, all routing happens directly on your device. Generate a 10 km trail loop—or let TrailRunner Mini plan a 1000 kcal workout for you. **Relive Every Route** Replay your routes and memories in a whole new way. Fly along the route, follow your progress on the elevation profile, and revisit every turn. **Your Feedback** TrailRunner Mini is built by one human and a handful of enthusiastic AI tin boxes. If you have ideas, suggestions, or bug reports, I'd love to hear them. — berbie シ Go Explore!

Improved performance and stability. -- Welcome to TrailRunner Mini 4.0 After many years, I've completely rebuilt TrailRunner Mini from the ground up. It keeps the spirit, with a modern foundation for the next decade. **One Universal App** TrailRunner Mini now runs as a single app across your Mac, iPhone, and iPad. That means you can cancel your RaceBunny and TrailRunner touch subscriptions. Your routes and landmarks sync seamlessly across every device—faster, richer, and conflict-free. **Organize Everything** Organize routes and adventures into Collections in the sidebar. Reach your personal landmarks and favorite places faster than ever. **Smarter Routing** Once local OpenStreetMap data is ready, all routing happens directly on your device. Generate a 10 km trail loop—or let TrailRunner Mini plan a 1000 kcal workout for you. **Relive Every Route** Replay your routes and memories in a whole new way. Fly along the route, follow your progress on the elevation profile, and revisit every turn. **Your Feedback** TrailRunner Mini is built by one human and a handful of enthusiastic AI tin boxes. If you have ideas, suggestions, or bug reports, I'd love to hear them. — berbie シ Go Explore!

Welcome to TrailRunner Mini 4.0 After many years, I've completely rebuilt TrailRunner Mini from the ground up. It keeps the spirit, with a modern foundation for the next decade. **One Universal App** TrailRunner Mini now runs as a single app across your Mac, iPhone, and iPad. That means you can cancel your RaceBunny and TrailRunner touch subscriptions. Your routes and landmarks sync seamlessly across every device—faster, richer, and conflict-free. **Organize Everything** Organize routes and adventures into Collections in the sidebar. Reach your personal landmarks and favorite places faster than ever. **Smarter Routing** Once local OpenStreetMap data is ready, all routing happens directly on your device. Generate a 10 km trail loop—or let TrailRunner Mini plan a 1000 kcal workout for you. **Relive Every Route** Replay your routes and memories in a whole new way. Fly along the route, follow your progress on the elevation profile, and revisit every turn. **Your Feedback** TrailRunner Mini is built by one human and a handful of enthusiastic AI tin boxes. If you have ideas, suggestions, or bug reports, I'd love to hear them. — berbie シ Go Explore!