1.8.2 • A new voice for turn-by-turn guidance Directions like "In 1 kilometer, turn left" now come in a clearer, more natural voice that's easy to follow through a helmet intercom. • Earlier turn alerts You now get four alerts before each turn: 1 km ahead, 300 m ahead, just before, and at the turn, so there's time to change lanes even at speed. With miles selected, alerts come at half a mile and 1,000 feet. • A voice prompt when navigation starts • Arrival alert fix On long routes, "You have arrived" could play several kilometers before the destination. It now plays when you actually reach it. • Easier voice volume control The volume slider now matches what you actually hear. The default volume during calls is a little louder.

What's New in 1.8.1 New • Set the speed camera alert volume separately for normal riding and for calls, music or intercom. Tap the speaker button to adjust it on the spot. • The speed camera you're being alerted to now shows on the map. • Open a full-screen rain radar from the recording and navigation screens, with the forecast for the hours ahead. • Scrub the Flow and Heatmap charts in Stats to see each cell's details. • Maintenance: totals, per-bike view, repeat a past service, and PDF/CSV export. Jump to a bike's maintenance from the bike screen. Improvements • Fixed route selection and legend placement on the all-rides map. • More accurate suggestions for routes you ride often.

RideOn 1.8.0 ■ More accurate speed camera alerts (South Korea) • More precise camera locations, now including rear-facing cameras. • Average-speed zones show your average and a recommended pace for the rest of the zone. • Cameras on expressways and motorways closed to motorcycles are skipped. • Voice alerts keep playing with the screen locked, and appear on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. • Turn alerts on or off right from the camera button on the map. ■ Units • Choose distance and speed (km/mi), fuel volume (L/gal), and temperature (°C/°F) separately. • Choose the currency symbol for maintenance costs. ■ Built for larger screens • On iPhone Duo and iPad, ride details open as two panes: the map on one side, your data on the other. • Race your past efforts side by side on one map in Segments. ■ Ride history • Replay your ride on the full-screen map and follow along the speed and elevation profile. • Five map styles: Dark, Light, Muted, Satellite, and Hybrid. • New ride insights: corner count and maximum grade. • Bigger, easier-to-tap tabs in Rides and Stats. • Simple Ride now opens straight to the map. ■ Other improvements • Fixed voice guidance occasionally cutting out. • You'll now be asked to confirm before deleting ride photos or notes. • Cleaner layouts for the save screen and maintenance records.

More reliable recording, and a faster app. ■ Recording • A ride finished while standing still no longer disappears. • Saving is much faster — place names and weather now fill in afterwards. • Save and delete are no longer side by side when you finish. Delete must be slid. • Distance and time stay readable as they grow during a ride. • The GPS button now says "Start Ride", so new riders can find where to begin. ■ Speed • The dashboard no longer stutters while iCloud is syncing. • Route analysis no longer recalculates from scratch every launch. • The routes screen appears immediately instead of waiting on a calculation. ■ iCloud • Duplicate rides are merged automatically. Photos and routes move onto the fullest copy before anything is tidied away, so nothing is lost. • The sync status in Settings says what actually happened — no connection, sign-in needed, or storage full are now told apart. ■ Flyover • Playback length follows the distance. A 100 km ride now plays over 10 minutes. (Previously every ride finished inside a minute, whatever its length.) • Choose how the camera follows — Chase, or Cinematic sweeping around you.

■ Route Analysis — same road, race yourself RideOn now finds the roads you ride most and offers them to you. Save one and every ride that passed through it lines up as a lap, with elevation, speed and time-versus-best drawn on a single screen. You can see exactly where you gained and where you lost. · Cut a segment straight from a ride's elevation profile · Rode the same stretch twice in one outing? Each pass is kept apart · Scrub the full-screen map and speed and elevation follow your finger · Segments sync through iCloud, so they survive a reinstall ■ Much deeper statistics Nine new cards, read from your tracks rather than from ride totals alone. · Time in speed zones — where the hours actually went, not an average · Climbing — total ascent and descent, highest point, distance by gradient · Road character — how much of your riding is on bends · Ground covered — explored area, counted in 1 km squares · Plus personal records, rolling vs resting, distance by bike, weather and where your rides begin ■ Interrupted rides come back A dead battery or a reboot no longer takes your ride with it. Open the app and you decide what to do with what was recorded. ■ Also · Faster, steadier iCloud sync · The map tab remembers the filter you chose · Jump straight to Journeys and Routes from the dashboard

■ Much faster iCloud sync Ride tracks are stored in a new, far more compact form. Opening the app after a while — or restoring onto a new phone — no longer means waiting. Note: tidying up runs in the background for a few days after this update. You can keep using the app as normal throughout. ■ My Journeys Long rides that take you away from home and back are grouped into a single journey, automatically. • Build your own journeys from any rides you choose • Rename, re-arrange or delete the automatic ones too • Numbered legs on the map — tap one to open that ride ■ Where you started and finished • Every ride fills in its start and end address • Ride names are built from the places themselves • Pull down on a ride to look its addresses up again ■ Better search • Filter your records by date range, distance and bike • The same filters carry over to the all-rides map ■ Also • iCloud sync status in Settings • Find and merge duplicate rides, keeping photos and notes • A quieter map style on the all-rides map • Smoother list scrolling and chart scrubbing

• Flyover improvements Ride videos now show speed along with start and end times, view presets are better spaced, and the play button no longer gets stuck.

• Start recording your ride instantly with Shortcuts & Siri. ("Hey Siri, start recording in RideOn") • Now works with Shortcuts Automations — trigger recording automatically on Bluetooth/CarPlay connection, an NFC tag, and more, right when you start riding. • Or launch it with one tap from Control Center or your Home Screen.

Improved background GPS so recording no longer stops when the screen is off. (Please set location access to "Always.")

Fixed an issue where ride tracks could skip when GPS accuracy briefly dropped.

New 3D Map view in the PC web dashboard - explore rides in full-screen 3D with real terrain, from the detail view or the Map tab. GPS Pause (new) - Tap PAUSE when waiting at a red light or stopping for a break — distance and time freeze instantly. - Stay still for 3+ minutes or lose GPS signal? It auto-pauses, and auto-resumes the moment you start moving again. - The Lock Screen Live Activity now shows a PAUSED badge so you know at a glance. - One simple toggle in Settings → "GPS Auto-Pause". Safer trip deletion - Tap "Delete" and you'll see a second confirmation showing distance and time first. Two taps means no more accidental loss.

- Flyover camera now smoothly follows the actual route on winding roads - More reliable GPS tracking during background rides — no more dropped segments

Bug Fixes & Improvements If the app was terminated in the background during a GPS recording session, the recording state is now automatically restored on relaunch. The stationary detection notification now includes a "Save Ride" action button, letting you save your ride directly from the notification.

The ride card sharing feature has been improved.

Route editing features are now available. • Trim Route — Crop the start or end of a route using sliders in activity detail. • Merge Routes — Combine multiple activities into a new one. Originals are preserved.

You can adjust the text size in the app. Set it to the size that is most comfortable for you to read.

[View Your Ride Route in Augmented Reality] A new feature has been added that lets you place your ride route into real space like a three-dimensional work of art. After finishing your ride, tap the “transparent cube” icon on the map in the detail screen. More than just a line drawn on a map, the changes in elevation and speed along your route become a smooth and vivid 3D sculpture that can appear on your desk, living room floor, or anywhere around you. Rotate and explore your completed ride from different angles, see your achievement with your own eyes, and even take a quick snapshot to share on social media.

Added the “Fly Over My Route” feature — tap the airplane icon on the ride detail map screen. You can now fly over your recorded riding route on a 3D map. Map type changes are reflected in real time, and you can now export a video exactly as shown in the current map view.

“Fly My Path” feature—tap the airplane icon on the workout detail map to experience your route in 3D.

GPS Logging Bug Fix

Tracklog fix

navigation bug fix

navigation update

share card update

Navigation bug fix