Choose whether the blue iOS location indicator appears while iso.me records your location history in the background. Keep it visible for reassurance, or hide it for a quieter status bar. New • Added Show Location Indicator under Settings → Location Tracking. • Your preference applies immediately and remains saved. Good to know • Hiding it requires Always location permission. iOS forces the indicator when using When In Use permission.

Add past visits without using your current location. Search Apple Maps, choose a saved location, or drop a pin anywhere on the map. New • Search for businesses, landmarks, and street addresses. • Confirm the exact coordinate before saving. • Save a selected place as a reusable location. Improved • Past visits work without Location permission and never fall back to your current GPS position. • The map focuses on the historical visit after you save it.

Outings are now easier to manage. Open a movement session, review its route, and delete it when you no longer want it in your history. New • Delete recorded or inferred outings from the outing details screen. Improved • A confirmation clearly explains what will be removed. • Deleting an outing removes its GPS route points while keeping visits from the same time period. • If the outing is still live, iso.me stops tracking before deleting it. • The timeline, map, and widget refresh as soon as the outing is removed.

Saved places make repeat visits easier. Add reusable locations like Home or Work once, reuse them when logging future visits, and let nearby automatic visits use those names before any online place lookup. New • Rename the current outing from Shortcuts or Siri while a route is recording. Improved • Export remembers your selected formats, data type, filters, dates, and one-file-per-day preference. • The Save Place sheet now has a clearer reusable-location control. Fixed • File path previews now handle {title} and {name} correctly for Visits, Points, and All exports, using the data type when no outing title exists.

This update makes the new Timeline easier to use when today is empty. iso.me now keeps the date controls visible, automatically opens the most recent day with saved visits or movement, and offers a quick jump back to your latest data. It also includes the latest Notelet release-note improvements.

Version 1.7 adds a daily timeline that brings visits and movement sessions together by date. You can now save current or past places from the map, confirm detected visits, correct them with nearby suggestions, and edit arrival or departure times. Exports also preserve richer visit correction metadata, plan outing filenames more accurately, and present the share sheet more reliably. Map prompts now stay dismissed around the same area and add-place controls hide while filters are open.

Apple Watch recordings now sync back to your iPhone. Record from the watch while your phone is away, then iso.me imports the saved route points and outing session when the devices reconnect. This update also improves reliability around Watch tracking state and offline delivery.

Outings are here. Recorded sessions now live in a dedicated Outings tab with totals, sorting, live/current status, and optional inferred outings from older GPS points. Open an outing to replay its route with a moving playhead, scrubber, elapsed time, duration, and distance. Show any outing on the map to focus its path, start/finish markers, and road-matched route layer. Visit naming is faster too: pick from nearby business suggestions, filter them, or reset to the detected location. We also cleaned up current visit markers and added help for map layer controls.

Outings are here. Recorded sessions now live in a dedicated Outings tab with totals, sorting, live/current status, and optional inferred outings from older GPS points. Open an outing to replay its route with a moving playhead, scrubber, elapsed time, duration, and distance. Show any outing on the map to focus its path, start/finish markers, and road-matched route layer. Visit naming is faster too: pick from nearby business suggestions, filter them, or reset to the detected location. We also cleaned up current visit markers and added help for map layer controls.

Outings are here. Recorded sessions now live in a dedicated Outings tab with totals, sorting, live/current status, and optional inferred outings from older GPS points. Open an outing to replay its route with a moving playhead, scrubber, elapsed time, duration, and distance. Show any outing on the map to focus its path, start/finish markers, and road-matched route layer. Visit naming is faster too: pick from nearby business suggestions, filter them, or reset to the detected location. We also cleaned up current visit markers and added help for map layer controls.

iso.me now asks for App Store reviews at a better moment: after you've used the app on separate days and completed an export, rather than after a fixed amount of foreground time. This should make review prompts less intrusive and more relevant.

Exporting your location history is now clearer and more dependable. Preview destinations, file names, counts, warnings, and contents before exporting; scheduled daily exports run closer to your chosen time with a retry notification when needed; folder path templates and new date tokens keep archives tidy; Yesterday filters make reviewing and exporting the previous day faster. Plus a refreshed app icon and polish across iso.me.

This update improves import reliability for files that include location points, so your full-resolution history stays in sync after importing data.

This update improves import reliability for files that include location points, so your full-resolution history stays in sync after importing data.

You can now control the Live Activity monitor from Settings. Turn it on or off for tracking sessions, and iso.me remembers your choice for the future. This update also improves how Settings toggles respond to taps.

GeoJSON export joins the lineup — your visits and tracks now load straight into QGIS, Leaflet, Mapbox, and other mapping tools as a standards-compliant FeatureCollection. Plus the Export Today and Export Yesterday Shortcuts now let you pick any format we ship: JSON, CSV, Markdown, GeoJSON, GPX, OwnTracks, or Overland.

GeoJSON export joins the lineup — your visits and tracks now load straight into QGIS, Leaflet, Mapbox, and other mapping tools as a standards-compliant FeatureCollection. Plus the Export Today and Export Yesterday Shortcuts now let you pick any format we ship: JSON, CSV, Markdown, GeoJSON, GPX, OwnTracks, or Overland.

Webhook delivery — iso.me can now stream your location updates to any HTTP endpoint you control, so you can pipe them into your own server, Home Assistant, or scripts in real time. Auth secrets are stored in the iOS Keychain and never leave the device unencrypted. Plus reliability fixes across the webhook pipeline.

GPX export — your location data now exports as standard GPX 1.1, ready for Garmin, Strava, gpx.studio, GPSBabel, OpenStreetMap, and any other mapping tool. Visits become waypoints; points become tracks with timestamps and elevation.

• Daily auto-export. Save a fresh export to your folder every day, hands-free. • Siri & Shortcuts support. Trigger exports with your voice or run them from your automations. • Customizable filename templates with date, format, and data tokens. • Export now has its own dedicated tab for quicker access.

You can now join the iso.me Discord community right from the app. Tap Join on the new banner at the top of the map, or find the link in Settings → Support, to chat with us.