• Easier Google My Maps import - open My Maps from the app, copy a map's link, and map.ping offers to import it the moment you're back. • A short guide before you start - three steps that show how to make a map importable and share it straight to map.ping. Turn it off with "Don't show this again". • Map not shared yet? One tap opens its sharing settings, and the import retries by itself when you return. • Fixed: a copied map link was sometimes ignored. Any link or text on your clipboard is now checked when you open Import. • Sturdier imports - a shared map that fails on the first try is retried automatically.

• Add your own pins - save a place at your current location to any map, and get pinged when you're back near it. • Export & share - send any map (your pins included) as a KML file, to a friend or back into map.ping. • Map link - when a map or list's description includes a website, one tap takes you there. • Fixed: some shared Google list links failed to import. • Your pins survive map refreshes.

• Add your own pins - drop a place at your current location onto any map, and get pinged when you're back near it. • Export & share - send any map (your personal pins included) as a KML file, to a friend or back into map.ping. • Personal pins you add stay put when a map is refreshed.

New in 1.0.2 • Import Google Maps lists — bring in any public shared list (saved restaurants, a trip, a friend's picks) from a link, and get pinged when you're near each spot. • Share into map.Ping — send a Google My Maps or list link, or a .kml/.kmz file, straight from any app. As always: no account, no servers — your maps and location stay on your device.

• Layer filters: your map's layers now appear as tappable filters — show or hide each one, and get proximity alerts only for the layers you choose • Open any imported map in Google My Maps with one tap • Choose your navigation app: Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze • Smoother dense maps with pin clustering, full right-to-left support