• A reward when you finish: after recording, a "Ride completed!" dialog shows a map of your route and key stats – and celebrates if you reached a goal along the way. • Easier stage planning: pick a lodging and it becomes both the stage destination AND its accommodation; hits show address, city and – when a template exists – the distance to your route. • Faster search: several matching suggestions appear as you type (map, stage planner, waypoint picker), and the whole result row is tappable. • Pick places on the map: a trip's start, destination and stops can now also be set directly on a map – crosshair button next to search.

• Pair GoneCycling Web via QR code: just scan the code shown in the web app – the connection is set up automatically (manual entry still works). A new "More about GoneCycling Web" page explains the optional companion web app. • Navigate right away: tap a map point or pick a search result and navigate there from your location – the map jumps to the start and follows your heading. • Better map when zooming in: with the OSM styles (e.g. CyclOSM) a map now stays visible even at very high zoom; in heading-up mode it no longer spins away when you zoom. • More reliable recording: a hint on launch if location isn't set to "Always" (otherwise rides can be lost); background GPS now runs only while recording.

• Trip costs & accommodation: add an accommodation at the start point for one or more nights, a price per accommodation, a per-trip expense list (negative amounts allowed), optional travellers with assignment, and the trip's total cost at a glance. • More stable & smoother: fixes a freeze on older iPhones (e.g. iPhone SE). Recording, navigation and the overview screens run noticeably smoother – less CPU and battery, especially on long rides. • Leaner data: saved rides, iCloud backups and round trips take up less space. • Fixes on narrow iPhones (e.g. iPhone SE): the bottom tab bar is visible again, and all map controls fit in one row when you start a recording.

- **Live stats on the map**: A new „i" button at the bottom left reveals an overlay with live values during a ride — current speed, altitude, heading and GPS accuracy (available any time, even without an active recording). While recording, max speed, elevation gain and moving time are added. The on/off state is remembered across app launches. - **Apple Watch heart rate**: Optionally, the map overlay shows the heart rate measured live by your Apple Watch. Enable it under Settings → Recording → Display; off by default. Works while a workout is running on the watch and the iPhone is in range (app in the foreground). - Fixes on iPad: tapping a tour card in the Tours list did nothing — an overflowing preview of a neighbouring card was intercepting the tap. The tap area is now properly bounded to each card. - The map no longer follows your position needlessly in the background: during a recording it kept chasing your location even while the app was backgrounded (screen off) — wasted CPU/battery and a possible map jump on return. Following now pauses as soon as the app goes to the background and snaps cleanly back to your current position once on return. Recording keeps running unchanged. - Fixes the app freezing while setting up OpenRouteService: selecting ORS and entering the API key (or server URL / credentials) could hang the UI for a moment or longer — especially on older/slower iPhones — because settings were written to disk synchronously on every keystroke. Saving now happens in the background and input stays responsive. - More transport modes for tours: besides cycling, on foot and car, a tour can now be marked as **E-scooter, E-bike, motorcycle or skateboard** (tour detail → tap the transport mode). Statistics and the widget keep every mode separate as before. Note: transport mode is only the category for statistics/widget — for routing you still pick the profile separately in Settings (e.g. „Cycling" for the e-scooter).

- Goals - Better travel planning - Offline maps