• Tracks from Geo Tracker open in their own folder: tap Edit in GPX Explore there and the track is here, ready to trim, fix or join. • Recordings: positions without a satellite fix no longer add to a track. • File thumbnails no longer show an empty map grid.

• Recordings between tall buildings come out much closer to the path you walked, in distance and in climb • Standing still no longer counts as moving time, and the GPS drift at a light, on a call or in a store adds far less distance • The climb shows a dash instead of 0 until the iPhone has a height it can trust • The Lock Screen keeps your recording current through long stops • A minimized recording's bar no longer covers the map's buttons • Drag any point of a route drawn along roads or paths and the route is found again through it; the points you placed are kept in the file, so this still works when you open it again (Pro)

• See the ground under any track in 3D, in shaded relief or satellite, with its climbs marked on the hills (Pro) • Fly the Route: a camera rides the track ahead of you, at the pace and height you choose (Pro) • Make a flyover video of a ride to post, vertical, square or horizontal, with its profile and climbing (Pro) • Record a track, free: tap Record a Track, and the GPX file is saved when you end • Print a cue sheet: every turn with its street and distance, and each climb, on pages to tape to the stem • Elevation gain reads true on noisy GPS and watch recordings, which used to count their jitter and spikes as climbing • Preview GPX files in Messages, Mail and Files, and find every setting in one place • Open a workout from WorkoutGPX in one tap, and keep your workouts and rides in iCloud Drive to open them on your Mac • Find a Place finds mountains, lakes and rivers again

• Ride any GPX turn by turn: spoken directions with street names, an off-route alert with directions back, and the climb ahead (Pro) • The next turn on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, with the screen off • Your ride recorded as you go, then saved to Apple Health with its map • Workouts from Apple Health as GPX files, with heart rate, cadence and power, free • Every climb found and rated, Category 4 to HC, on the chart and the route card

• Drag points on iPhone and iPad: touch and hold a point and it lifts under your finger • Undo and Redo always in the toolbar on iPhone and iPad • Files open where they are: a GPX in Files or iCloud Drive is edited in place and saves itself, with a new start screen (draw, open, the sample, recent files) instead of the file browser • Print a report or save it as a PDF: the map, statistics, elevation profile, splits and waypoints • Rename a track right on its route card • Join With makes one continuous track • Nudge a point north, south, east or west by 0.1, 1 or 10 m (or 1, 10, 100 ft) from the Points table • A Start and an End for every track in a file, and Settings to show or hide them and the peaks and valleys • Six map styles: Standard, Muted, Satellite, Hybrid, Satellite 3D and Hybrid 3D • Help opens the new GPX Explore guide on docs.objectgraph.com • Find a Place understands coordinates too, and Go to Coordinates is now on iPhone and iPad • The Mac's welcome window shows GPX Explore's own document icon, or the file's thumbnail • Settings tidied up, and the Mac's File menu loses a duplicate Open item

GPX Explore is now a GPX editor, on the Mac, iPhone and iPad, with GPX Explore Pro (a one-time purchase; viewing stays free). • Draw new GPX files: click or tap to add points, straight or along paths and roads for walking, cycling or driving • Drag a point you clicked and the route finds its way again • Freehand tracing with the mouse, a finger or Apple Pencil • Close the loop back to the start, or make it an out-and-back • Elevation for new points from a 30 m terrain model, looked up for you • Fix recordings: drag, insert and delete points; select a stretch on the chart or map to delete, crop or split • Join, reverse, simplify, add points, remove GPS spikes, replace elevation • Plan times at your pace, or shift a watch's wrong clock • Waypoints: drop, drag, name, describe and pick a symbol • Find a place, go to coordinates, add tracks from other files • Saved as standard GPX 1.1 that keeps everything the file had • Undo for every change • A Points table: every point with its gap, speed and grade, editable, in step with the map and chart • GPX files in Files show their own track on a map • A new app icon, and a welcome window on the Mac

• Heart rate, power, cadence, speed and temperature from your GPX are now read and charted; pick the series above the chart • A real summary: moving time, average pace or speed, max speed, elevation gain and loss, and splits per km or mile • Share the GPX file or export the map and chart as an image • Files with fractional-second timestamps, no elevation, no timestamps, or only waypoints now open correctly • Quick Look previews are coloured by grade like the app • Mac: keyboard shortcuts for settings (⌘,), fit to view (⌘0), chart (⌘E), route card (⌘I) and map styles (⌘1–3) • GPX files get a proper document icon in Finder, and GPX Explore can be your default app for them • Large files open several times faster • Now in German, French, Spanish and Japanese • Asks for a rating after a few files, once per version

- Elevation chart optimization - Show current locaiton

- Opens GPX files from other apps more reliably - Keeps a copy in documents for easy future access

- Elevation Chart shows location - Hide Elevation Chart

- Elevation Map - Better handling of trkpt