- Ask for a plan and Orbit builds it in one pass: it reads your saved places, searches Apple Maps, checks the route and weather, and shows each step as it works. - Plans now show their stops on a map, with buttons for what to do next: open the route in Maps, add it to Calendar, make it shorter, add a food stop. - On the plan page, drag stops to reorder them, swap or remove a stop, and switch between walking, driving and transit. - Tools for this plan: switch Apple Maps on and Orbit searches nearby places for that plan without asking each time; switch it off and Orbit plans from your saved places. - If a step takes too long, Orbit tells you which one stopped and can plan from your saved places instead. - Ask about a saved place faster with suggested questions.

Orbit now keeps your known destination when refining a plan, so you spend less time repeating details. This update also improves chat layout and response visibility.

Date Night builds a two-person evening: a midpoint, a mutual swipe, and a drinks, dinner, and dessert plan.

New in this version: - Trip Packs: start from ready-made destination plans, beginning with Bali. - Ask This Trip: ask questions about a trip pack, such as the best sunset day, cafe stops, temples, or a shorter 3-day version. - Save a trip pack into My Places and Planner so curated places become editable day plans. - Trip pack links now open directly into a polished customer-facing trip screen. - Nearby discovery now waits for an explicit tap instead of asking for location on first launch.

Nearby search now asks where to look before searching. When you approve a place, it stays in History.

Creative Agent Fleet with on-device Foundation Models (VibeScout, ItineraryComposer, WeatherWise, TasteMatch), interactive DRS review cards, real-time MapKit discovery, and zero-token deterministic search.

Meet Orbit: a simpler way to turn an idea into a plan. Explore places, bring in your saved lists, review suggestions, and add an approved plan to Calendar.

Find Common Ground now puts the two-person match first: start from saved places, share or enter a six-character code, vote separately, and open only shared picks as one Apple Maps route. Also new: a local-only ‘Pick for just me’ suggestion with factual reasons and no automatic nearby search.

New in this version: - Trip Packs: start from ready-made destination plans, beginning with Bali. - Ask This Trip: ask questions about a trip pack, such as the best sunset day, cafe stops, temples, or a shorter 3-day version. - Save a trip pack into My Places and Planner so curated places become editable day plans. - Trip pack links now open directly into a polished customer-facing trip screen. - Nearby discovery now waits for an explicit tap instead of asking for location on first launch.

New midpoint planning: share a Common Ground link, optionally share location for this match, swipe/rate places together, and get the best shared picks near the middle.

New in this version: - Place Match: Share your saved places with a friend via a 6-letter code. Rate each other's picks (Must Go / Open to It / Skip) and get a matched route with the best spots for both of you. - Shared Plans: Send your planner route to a friend. They can view stops on a map and save them to their own places. - Log Past Outings: Record past trips with photos, captions, and moods from the History tab. - Trip Journal: Swipe to journal any saved trip with per-stop photos and notes. - Rebranded from DayOut to Common Ground.