• NEW — Share your ride: the recap now makes a shareable card with your route traced in traffic-stress colours, your start and end neighbourhoods, and how much of the trip was on low-stress streets. Privacy included: the card trims the first stretch of your ride, and neighbourhoods are matched on-device • Ride recap stats you can trust: duration and average speed now measure your actual riding time — reroutes, waiting at the start, or a missed arrival no longer skew them • Better GPS hygiene: inaccurate fixes are filtered out so trip distance stays honest • Quieter reroutes: no more "Starting route" announcement in the middle of your ride If SafeCycle has made your rides calmer, a rating goes a long way toward helping other Toronto riders find it. And if a route could be better, tell us: support@safecycletoronto.ca — real rides shape every release.

Focus areas: • Launch animation — open from cold (fully quit first). You should see a green splash with the bike mark animating in, then a smooth fade to the map. Confirm no flash/jump at startup. • Cleaner map — the idle map should be calm and uncluttered: warm land, green parks/ravines/Islands, blue lake, and NO colored street overlay at any zoom. There should be no "map layers" control anywhere. • Routing still intact — plan a route (try a "Popular rides" chip from the search screen). Confirm the route line is still colored by stress (green→orange), elevation/climb shows, Safer/Faster toggles, and GPX/TCX export work. • Light & dark mode — switch the system appearance and relaunch; the basemap and splash should match. Known: route saved in Settings no longer has LTS layer toggles — that's intentional (the overlay was removed).

• A redesigned map. We stripped away the clutter — Toronto's bike trails and protected lanes now stand out as clean green lines, and your route takes centre stage. • Dark mode, properly. The map now follows your phone's appearance, switching instantly between light and dark. • Popular rides. Not sure where to go? Tap High Park, the Island Ferry, Woodbine Beach and more — and get a safe route in one tap.

What's New in 1.2.0 • See your climb — every route now shows total elevation gain at a glance. • New elevation profile, color-coded by how calm or busy each stretch is, so you can spot whether a hill falls on a quiet street or a busy road. • Performance and reliability improvements.

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New screenshots to demonstrate Garmin support

Export your routes as GPX — perfect for Garmin Edge, Wahoo, Strava, Komoot, and any other cycling tool that loads GPX files. Tap "Export GPX" on any route to share via AirDrop, email, Files, or Messages. Plus: smarter routing that avoids unpaved trails and mountain-bike-only paths. Your "Safer" route now sticks to paved infrastructure unless there's no reasonable alternative.