Fixed an issue where the app could shut off during longer drives. Navigation now holds steady on long routes. We also made the scan screen honest about your connection. If your phone loses signal mid-scan, the app now tells you it's a connection problem and your permit is fine, instead of blaming our reader.

Send us feedback right from the app. You can now report a problem with a route — from a permit, while you're driving, or at the end of a trip — and tell us how we're doing. Plus performance improvements and fixes.

Turn-by-turn directions and voice guidance now work on every route. We fixed an issue where some permits showed the route on the map but no upcoming turns and no spoken directions. Scan a permit, start your drive, and you'll see each turn ahead and hear it called out.

Try Route Pilot Pro free for 7 days. Every new subscription now starts with a week on us — full access to permit scanning, truck-legal routing, and live alerts. Nothing is charged today, and you can cancel any time before the trial ends. We also cleaned up the subscription screen so the plan, the price, and when billing starts are all clear up front.

Long permits now build. A Texas permit of nearly 900 miles could time out and come back with no route at all, four times in a row. The route was being built correctly and then thrown away, so the road it found never reached you. Permits of that size also build faster now. Deleting your account now cancels your subscription as well. Before, the account went and the billing carried on. On iPhone the App Store still requires you to cancel the subscription yourself, so the screen now tells you that plainly and takes you straight there.

Long permits now build. A Texas permit of nearly 900 miles could time out and come back with no route at all, four times in a row. The route was being built correctly and then thrown away, so the road it found never reached you. Permits of that size also build faster now. Deleting your account now cancels your subscription as well. Before, the account went and the billing carried on. On iPhone the App Store still requires you to cancel the subscription yourself, so the screen now tells you that plainly and takes you straight there.

Long permits now build. A Texas permit of nearly 900 miles could time out and come back with no route at all, four times in a row. The route was being built correctly and then thrown away, so the road it found never reached you. Permits of that size also build faster now. Deleting your account now cancels your subscription as well. Before, the account went and the billing carried on. On iPhone the App Store still requires you to cancel the subscription yourself, so the screen now tells you that plainly and takes you straight there.

Long permits now build. A Texas permit of nearly 900 miles could time out and come back with no route at all, four times in a row. The route was being built correctly and then thrown away, so the road it found never reached you. Permits of that size also build faster now. Deleting your account now cancels your subscription as well. Before, the account went and the billing carried on. On iPhone the App Store still requires you to cancel the subscription yourself, so the screen now tells you that plainly and takes you straight there.

Importing a permit now tells you what is happening. Sharing a permit into the app used to show a blank spinner for up to two minutes with no way out. You now get a screen that names each step as it runs, shows a time estimate based on how long real builds actually take, and can be left to finish in the background while you use the rest of the app. The elapsed timer no longer resets partway through or sticks at 0:00. A permit still waiting on its route now explains where it is and offers a Try again button, instead of a blank map. Also: large permits no longer time out during import, and several routes that ran alongside a state line or turned onto a lettered spur route now build correctly.

Importing a permit now tells you what is happening. Sharing a permit into the app used to show a blank spinner for up to two minutes with no way out. You now get a screen that names each step as it runs, shows a time estimate based on how long real builds actually take, and can be left to finish in the background while you use the rest of the app. The elapsed timer no longer resets partway through or sticks at 0:00. A permit still waiting on its route now explains where it is and offers a Try again button, instead of a blank map. Also: large permits no longer time out during import, and several routes that ran alongside a state line or turned onto a lettered spur route now build correctly.

Routes you can trust, and a way to reach us. We now hold back any route our servers could not fully confirm against your permit instead of offering it for navigation. A held route shows a "verifying" notice and marks the stretches we could not confirm, so you always know which miles to check against the printed permit. If we can't build a route for a permit at all, the app now tells you why and puts you one tap from our support team, with your permit details already attached.

Stability release. Fixed a crash when opening a permit PDF, and a case where the app could sit waiting forever on a permit that never loaded. Fixed a crash during navigation. Losing location while driving no longer closes the app. Your route and instructions stay on screen, and your position picks up again as soon as GPS recovers. Fixed a crash when a permit was shared into the app from another app, and one when using the back gesture after an unrecognized link.

Clearer map. Roads and highways now stand out from your route line, so you can check the route against your permit at a glance. Tap the map on a permit to open it full screen, then zoom in and pan to inspect the roads. Buttons for zoom and fit-to-route are there too. Permit conditions are back on the permit screen, read straight from your document. Route fixes for permits whose printed directions are out of order, and for local roads and unnamed steps that were being skipped.