• Live services: see which Korean churches are streaming. Tap Religion on the map for who is live now and today's schedule; a live church gets a red dot on its pin, and each church shows its usual stream times. Videos open in YouTube. • Took over a business? Request the transfer from its listing. • Owners can add a business number (WA UBI or BC registration) for the Documented owner badge. • Find a business by its phone number. • Fixed the distance on a listing opened from a list or a link.

• The nearby list is always under the map: drag it up for more, down to its title row. • "Search this area", a category chip or a cluster brings the list up with its results. • Businesses at one address stay one bubble; tap it for the list of that address. • Trim a photo before uploading: drag and pinch, original, 1:1, 4:3 or 16:9, rotate 90°. • Claim a business in about a minute — a 6-digit code goes to the email on the listing. • Business hours got three week presets, copy-down and quick time chips. • Landscape is supported, on iPad too. • Large text no longer clips: search, list, cards and the detail page grow with it. • Sign in with Apple now uses Apple's own button. • A new update says so and applies when you tap restart; the Me tab lists what changed. • Business pages open in one request, and noticeably faster. • Fixed a crash when the list was opened and closed quickly on the map.

• Open the app and the nearby list now lifts into view under the map, with names, distances and categories already on screen. Swipe it down once and it stays down. • The numbered circles on the map now carry their category's colour — pink for clinics, orange for restaurants, green for realtors — the same colours as the category chips. A cluster with no clear majority stays neutral grey. • Tapping a numbered circle now zooms exactly as far as it takes to break that cluster apart, and brings up the list of places inside it. Before, tapping it did nothing at all. • On Android, pressing back once used to close the app outright, which read as a crash. It now warns once and exits on the second press. • The whole app moves to the hanji palette it is named after: paper instead of white, ink instead of black, indigo instead of system blue. Dark mode follows the same warmth, and every text and button pairing was re-measured to clear the legibility floor. • Fixed "Go to my location" placing the marker in the upper half of the screen.

• Fixed Directions: choosing Apple Maps did nothing at all. It now opens the Maps app straight away, and if the app you pick is not installed, the next best map opens instead. • Website and email buttons could do nothing when tapped. They now open inside the app, and when a link truly cannot be opened, the app says so instead of staying silent. • When a newer version is out, a single line appears above the map. Dismiss it and it stays away until the version after that. • Hide your street address: accountants, realtors, insurance agents, tutors and mobile trades who work from home can hide the street address instead of asking for the listing to be removed. Turn it on in Edit business info and the listing shows only the city ("Bellevue, WA") with the pin rounded to the neighbourhood. Calls, requests and search results are unaffected, and there is no charge. • Fixed the claim form: the Send button could stay disabled no matter what you typed if your phone never returned a location. It now continues without one, and when the button is off it tells you which field is still missing.

• The area follows your location — open the app back in Seattle after a Vancouver trip and nearby businesses load right away. If the selected area and the map disagree, one line says so with a one-tap switch. • Tapping a search result now moves the map to that business; with no results, one tap searches all areas. • Business names in your language first, the other name beneath. • The Real Estate category opens the Korean realtor directory, and a back button is always there on the real estate screens. • Owners: attach licence or registration photos when claiming (optional), enter the registration number for your region, re-upload when a document is requested, and complete the yearly re-verification in the app with your document. • Owners: a "Get your listing ready" checklist on your listing — hours, photos, description, first announcement, notifications. • Know a business's hours? Suggest them from its page when none are listed (reviewed before publishing). • Post a quote request straight from contractor, cleaning, moving and landscaping listings and get bids from several businesses. • New category: Immigration & Study Abroad. • Vancouver listings are included in the saved offline map. • The area picker on Android always shows Cancel, and text fields are readable in dark mode. • Support is now support@hanjimap.com. Stability improvements.

First release. · 2,600+ Korean-owned businesses across Greater Seattle, on a map and in a list · Ratings, reviews and photos, with owner replies · Questions answered by the owners themselves · Job requests: post what you need, collect offers · Local community board with notifications · Claim your business and manage its details · Korean and English Missing a business, or something to tell us? support@miseattleweb.com