• Flight Computer has a cleaner new layout and picks up again by itself after a pause. • Flights that need attention stand out on the board; cancelled flights are marked in red. • Diverted and turned-back flights show where they landed, with alternatives. • Minutes late or early now match everywhere, and the widget shows status and arrival on two lines.

Flight Computer now runs itself: open a flight and it starts, close it and it ends. Risk cards explain the odds in plain English, including severe weather such as typhoons, snow and ice. Rotating your phone no longer closes the map or the Add Flight sheet. Journey Ledger fixes.

Journey Ledger polish: aircraft names now read in plain words (Airbus A350-1000 instead of a code), flight-log cards are tighter, and cancelled flights no longer show a delay time. Plus small fixes.

Quicker to catch up, and clearer when a flight goes wrong. BACK TO AN UP-TO-DATE BOARD • The board refreshes itself when you come back to the app after a minute or more away, so you are never reading hours-old flights as if they were current. • It catches up quietly, with no spinner over your flights. CANCELLED, DIVERTED AND ARRIVED FLIGHTS • A cancelled flight now offers backup options, which it never did before. • In the compact board view, a cancelled flight shows its backup-options button beside the Cancelled label. • A diverted flight counts as departed: no backup-options button, and the Flight Computer stays open to you. • An arrived flight shows its status on its own, and the Flight Computer stays available until it reaches the gate. • Delay, cancellation and status alerts by email and push describe a flight against a typical flight in the same words the card uses. EVERY WORD AT EVERY TEXT SIZE • At the larger text sizes the two buttons on a card sit side by side when both fit and stack full width when they do not, instead of shrinking to icons. DAY MODE AND THE STATUS BAR • The clock and battery stay readable in day mode while Settings, the email sign-in sheet or the top-right menu is open over the board. • The status bar follows each screen it sits on, so it reads clearly on the sign-in and loading screens as well as the board. UNDER THE HOOD • The app launches correctly on the latest version of iOS. • Crash and freeze reports reach us on their own, and a long run of Flight Computer sessions uses less memory.

Know the odds before the day of travel. DELAY RISK OUTLOOK • Every flight now carries its odds of a major delay as a plain percentage, not just a color, and a brand-new flight says it is still being assessed. • Tap the number to open the full outlook: what counts as a major delay, how this flight compares with a typical flight on the same kind of route, and the range most flights like it land within. • The Why list gives each reason in plain English with the fact behind it — this flight's own recent record, the airline's record overall, the weather at each end, airport-wide delays, the time of year and the day of the week — with a bar showing how much each one moved the number. • Cancellation odds appear when they are worth knowing, with their own plain-English reason. • Percentages now cover flights outside the United States and flights up to a year ahead. • Green means better than usual: the marker stays neutral when a low number is still above typical for that route. • Send a ready-written summary to your traveler in two taps. • The outlook reads clearly in day and night, survives turning your phone, and keeps its headings whole at the largest text sizes. FLIGHT COMPUTER • A single-flight deep dive that always opens — and when it genuinely cannot, it tells you why in plain English instead of doing nothing. • An interactive map that says honestly whether a position is live or estimated, draws the flown part of the route solid, and keeps moving between refreshes. • A draggable data panel with height, speed, heading and cabin pressure for a flight in the air, with every arrival-side time naming the airport it belongs to. • Sunrise and sunset timed in hours and minutes, and the sights out your window listed in time order — each with the side of the plane and how long until it appears. THE BOARD AND YOUR CARDS • Calmer cards: one status line, one row of actions, even margins on all four sides, and an in-flight card no taller than a scheduled one. • Every word fits at every text size, including the largest accessibility sizes; routes keep both airport codes and times stack over their zones. • Traveler columns end just under their last flight instead of stretching down the screen. • The favorite star stays where you put it, and a column flag shows its elevated and high counts together. • A diverted flight says so, and a flight that could not be matched to a real flight says its outcome is not confirmed rather than looking live. • A flight with a reported delay keeps the explanation in its status pill, and arrival warnings are explained rather than hidden behind a countdown. • Flip a card to see its aircraft assignment history when the aircraft has changed. • A short network blip now shows a quiet Offline pill that clears itself, instead of a banner. ADDING FLIGHTS AND BACKUP OPTIONS • The Add flight sheet always ends in a plain-English result — added, not added, or not confirmed — with an action that works, instead of waiting indefinitely. • Trying again can no longer add the same flight twice. • A backup-options search interrupted by leaving the app picks up where it left off instead of locking the button for an hour. ALERTS, BRIEFINGS AND SIGN-IN • Takeoff and landing are separate settings, briefing rows are easier to read, and delay, cancellation, status and aircraft-change alerts name the flight and route more clearly. • Written briefings name the arrival airport alongside each time. • Sign-in recovers on its own: an expired sign-in now takes you to the sign-in screen, and there is a clear way to start over if the board cannot load. FIXES AND POLISH • Sheets keep the right background all the way to the bottom edge, in day and night. • Time wording is consistent everywhere, and airline logos replace letter tiles. • Many smaller spacing, wording and reliability fixes throughout.

This update makes flight importing and alerts more dependable and easier to understand: • Import flights from one or more itinerary screenshots, with a review step before anything is added. • Important delay, cancellation, status, and aircraft-change alerts identify the flight route more clearly. • Opening Trip Conductor or tapping one alert preserves unrelated delivered notifications. • The in-app badge preference now controls future badge updates without clearing notification history. • Additional board, alert-routing, and reliability improvements.

This update makes sign-in, flight handoffs, and Ask Conductor more polished and dependable: • Sign in with email and password, create an account, request a magic sign-in link, or reset a forgotten password—alongside Apple and Google. • Google sign-in now uses Trip Conductor’s branded sign-in flow. • Tapping a flight notification or widget now opens and visibly highlights the matching flight card. • If live details change while you’re using Ask Conductor, your pending question stays in view and can be retried against the latest board. • Routine board refreshes are quieter, with smoother board opening and scrolling. • Additional flight-card and reliability improvements.

This urgent update fixes a release configuration problem that prevented version 1.3.0 from signing in or loading the board. Trip Conductor now connects to its services correctly so you can sign in and monitor travelers and flights again.

Trip Conductor is now a fully native app, rebuilt from the ground up for iPhone and iPad. • Dramatically faster: the board opens, scrolls, and refreshes natively, with live updates that no longer wait on a web view. • Redesigned flight cards: a denser, clearer layout that shows route, times, status, and risk at a glance. • Tap an aircraft's tail number to see exactly where the inbound jet is now, on a live map, with the turnaround time before your flight. • Clearer times everywhere: departure and arrival now name their time zone instead of saying "local". • Pull to refresh any traveler, reorder your board by next departure or risk, and work offline from the last saved board. • Faster briefings, plus many refinements to alerts, sharing, and flight management.

This release improves iPad Magic Keyboard support: • Two-finger trackpad scrolling now stays within traveler and flight lists. • The app’s controls remain pinned safely below the iPad status bar. • Additional iPad reliability improvements.

This release fixes a connection error that could appear even on a strong network: • Opening the app from a notification no longer shows “We couldn’t connect” when your connection is fine. • If the app ever can’t reach your travel board, it now reconnects on its own instead of waiting for you to tap Try again. • Additional reliability improvements.

Trip Conductor now opens faster and recovers more reliably when your connection drops: • Cold launches go directly to your travel board. • If you open the app offline, Retry stays responsive. • Restoring connectivity automatically returns you to the live board without a force-close. • Departure countdowns appear correctly as the board loads. • Additional reliability, accessibility, and security improvements are included throughout the app.

A more polished and dependable live-flight experience: • Interactive Apple Maps now power flight, inbound-aircraft, and Journey Ledger views, with clearer route progress and position freshness times. • Recent arrival performance automatically informs disruption risk, with greater weight for cancellations and severe delays. • Takeoff, landing, and gate alerts include useful timing context. • Live Activities keep an overdue flight in focus until departure is actually confirmed. • Journey Ledger adds stronger sharing visuals, clearer history, and a complete flight log. • The third-party advertising attribution SDK and iOS tracking permission prompt have been removed. • Additional reliability fixes improve schedule changes, delayed departures, gates, briefings, and flight-data consistency.

Stay on top of every traveler from more places: • New Live Activities and Dynamic Island views show board attention and the next departure. • New Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets provide an at-a-glance board view. • Mute or unmute alerts separately for each shared traveler. • Order travelers manually, by next departure, or by who needs attention. • A branded launch experience, smoother mobile performance, and reliability improvements across alerts, navigation, and the dashboard.

Sign in with Apple is now available for a quick, private way to access Trip Conductor on iPhone and the web. This update also fixes bugs, improves performance and reliability, makes flight information easier to scan, and refines risk and alert language throughout the app.