Version 2.0 of VelociTracker is our biggest update yet. In this update, we have improved the tracking it self and have added new metrics. There has been a slight design overhaul to the UI so that it is easer to navigate through. We have added new export features so that users can export their routes as they desire. We have also added Weekly tracking and trophies alongside the Stats in the Overview so that users can get a sense of their progress as they track routes. We implemented as well a dedicated track mode for racing enthusiasts. Widgets have also been added to maximise the apps functionality even from the Home Screen, allowing users to start routes and set destinations with one click before even entering the app, as well as showing key weekly stats. Furthermore, we have added a social media section ins our app where users can interact between them and share their routes in our VelociTracker community. This social aspect of the app is completely separate from the tracking; meaning that the offline tracking still works perfectly. This social part of the app has been created using iCloud. This means that no sign in is required, and users can go straight into sharing routes, competing in leagues with their friends and viewing their position in the leaderboards. Finally, we have addressed bugs and mistakes that wouldn't allow the app to open.

Version 2.0 of VelociTracker is our biggest update yet. In this update, we have improved the tracking it self and have added new metrics. There has been a slight design overhaul to the UI so that it is easer to navigate through. We have added new export features so that users can export their routes as they desire. We have also added Weekly tracking and trophies alongside the Stats in the Overview so that users can get a sense of their progress as they track routes. We implemented as well a dedicated track mode for racing enthusiasts. Widgets have also been added to maximise the apps functionality even from the Home Screen, allowing users to start routes and set destinations with one click before even entering the app, as well as showing key weekly stats. Furthermore, we have added a social media section ins our app where users can interact between them and share their routes in our VelociTracker community. This social aspect of the app is completely separate from the tracking; meaning that the offline tracking still works perfectly. This social part of the app has been created using iCloud. This means that no sign in is required, and users can go straight into sharing routes, competing in leagues with their friends and viewing their position in the leaderboards. Finally, we have addressed bugs and mistakes that wouldn't allow the app to open.

Version 2.0 of VelociTracker is our biggest update yet. In this update, we have improved the tracking it self and have added new metrics. There has been a slight design overhaul to the UI so that it is easer to navigate through. We have added new export features so that users can export their routes as they desire. We have also added Weekly tracking and trophies alongside the Stats in the Overview so that users can get a sense of their progress as they track routes. We implemented as well a dedicated track mode for racing enthusiasts. Widgets have also been added to maximise the apps functionality even from the Home Screen, allowing users to start routes and set destinations with one click before even entering the app, as well as showing key weekly stats. Last but not least, we have added a social media section ins our app where users can interact between them and share their routes in our VelociTracker community. This social aspect of the app is completely separate from the tracking; meaning that the ofline tracking still works perfectly. This social part of the app has been created using iCloud. This means that no sign in is required, and users can go straight into sharing routes, competing in leagues with their friends and viewing their position in the leaderboards.

This version of the app brings quality of life improvements. These improvements include start and end pins added at both ends of a route, which allows users to see the direction in which they were going. We have done this because it was confusing at times to figure out the direction in which they were going when looking at past routes. Secondly, horizontal lines have been added on each step of the y axis for both graphs to aid in the readability of these. Now it is much more clear to the user at what speed they were going at a certain point in time, or at what height they were.

The 'Copy Details' function has been fixed as there was an error with the format, and so has the order of some of the route details to accommodate for this change. Furthermore, the elevation logics have been simplified, now measuring the net elevation (max. elevation - min. elevation) for the 'Route Details', and the statistics shown in the 'Overview'; and the Map View now shows the users current elevation when tracking a route.