Time Travel. • A new tile on the home screen with two maps on a slider. Drag the year and watch the island change from 1480 to today: the 78 pueblos appear the year each was founded and split off from the towns they were carved from, forts and lighthouses and dams rise from scaffold to finished, the industries of each era arrive in their regions, the railroad and the highways draw themselves in, hurricanes cross in their year, and the flags change. Tap a town or a landmark for its story. • Where We Went: the diaspora from 1898 to today. Every state and country with a Puerto Rican community, shaded and numbered year by year, with the flows from the island animated at the pace people actually moved. From the 1900 Hawaii expeditions to María. • Visit a Pueblo: all 78 municipios in one list under Things to Do, each opening its own page — flag, founding year, where the name came from, its fiestas and what to do there. • The Vacation Planner opens on a new Places tab that shows how a trip gets filled: browse Things to Do, tap the heart to save a place, then give it a day on your calendar.

Your town's Top 3, on your town's page. • Every one of the 78 pueblo pages now carries that town's own "Top 3" video — three places worth stopping for, in about a minute, straight from the Borinquen Raíces channel. • The video page has a new Shorts section: more than thirty short pieces on places, people and island stories, kept below the documentaries so the full episodes stay easy to find.

Every town, its own page. • All 78 pueblos now have a page of their own: the flag, the founding year, where the name actually came from, when the fiestas patronales fall, what there is to do there, and whether you have stamped it. Reach it from the map, or from the top of any town's list of places. • History now opens on the Chronicle — the island's story told in 16 chapters you can read straight through, from before 1493 to today. Seven of those chapters are new and cover 1898 onward: the Foraker Act and the Insular Cases, the sugar years and the Ponce Massacre, the Commonwealth and the 1950 uprising, the Great Migration, Vieques, the debt, and María. Each chapter ends by naming the next one, and the app remembers where you stopped. • A new Natural Disasters section sits beside Hurricanes: the 1918 earthquake and tsunami, the Mameyes landslide of 1985, the 2020 earthquakes in the southwest, drought, and the ocean trench that causes most of it.

The island's year, in the app. • A calendar of every fiesta patronal — all 78 towns — plus the public holidays and the big celebrations: the Calle San Sebastián festival, Ponce's carnival, Loíza's Santiago Apóstol, Hatillo's masks, the Jayuya indigenous festival and more. Filter by patronales, holidays or festivals. • A "Coming up" card on the home screen tells you what's next without opening anything — the next fiesta, the next holiday, and how many days away it is. • The home screen is tidier. "On This Day" and "Coming up" now start closed and open with a tap, so the sections you came for are right there when you open the app. • Portraits are no longer cut off. Tall paintings and photographs — the governors especially — were being cropped through the head to fill a wide banner. They now show whole.

Four games where there was one. • Name the Pueblo — all 78 municipios drawn on a map with no names on them. Tap a shape and say which town it is: right turns it green and scores a point, wrong turns it red and tells you what it was. Work through all 78, then put your score and your time on a new leaderboard. Pinch or use the + and − buttons to zoom in on the metro towns. • Dominó — four-player partnership dominó with three characters: Compay is your partner, Doña Ana and Don Pepe sit across from you. Play moves to the right, the double six opens the round, tranques are counted the way they are counted at home, and the first team to 200 takes the match. • Vejigante Maker — design a Ponce carnival mask. Horns, colors, dots, eyes and mouth, a dice button when you want a surprise, and a share button when you like what you made. No score and no clock. • Games — the home tile that used to say Quiz Me now opens a menu of all four, trivia included. • Find your way around History — Eras, Political, Natural, Colonial and Stories are now labelled buttons with icons instead of a thin strip that was easy to miss. Tall portraits and paintings are shown in full rather than cropped to fill a wide space. • Locations is now Things to Do — the same beaches, museums, historic sites and restaurants, under a name that says what is inside. The home screen was reordered to match, and the YouTube tile now carries the channel's own artwork.

Puerto Rico's story, told properly. • History, rebuilt — every one of our 1,187 events is now a real account with names, numbers and sources, not a single line. Nearly 400 years covered, and 436 events that were never here before. • See where the storms hit — all 14 hurricanes now draw their true path across the island, from NOAA's own records, with the damage they left behind. • Meet the island's wildlife — the coquí, the flamboyán and dozens more, now with photographs. • Every pueblo flies its flag — all 78, everywhere you browse by town. • Watch us on YouTube — our documentary series on the island's history, straight from the app. • Political parties now carry their own colors.

Collect the island, one pueblo at a time. • Boricua Passport — visit any of the 78 pueblos and stamp it with that town's own flag. GPS confirms you're really there, and it works with no signal. Each stamp keeps the date you first arrived, forever. • Your island, mapped — see every pueblo you've stamped, with your route drawn between them in the order you earned them. Share it as a card. • Seven regional seals to complete, and a certificate when all 78 are yours. • Your profile — a photo, a bio, your story, your favorites and your quiz best, all in one place. • Friends — find people by username or share your invite link, then send them a read-only copy of your trip itinerary. • News — earthquakes and weather alerts straight from the USGS and the National Weather Service, plus headlines from Puerto Rico's newsrooms.

The biggest update yet: two new ways to explore, four new ways into the island's history, and a brand-new look. • Quiz Me — sudden-death trivia across five centuries of Puerto Rican history. One wrong answer ends the run. Post your score to the leaderboard. • Quick Spanish — a traveler's phrasebook in real Puerto Rican Spanish (guagua, china, el ATH). Tap any phrase to hear it spoken — and it works with no signal. • History, four new tabs — Political, Natural, Colonial and Stories join the year-by-year timeline: 42 political figures and 11 parties, 14 hurricanes, native plants and wildlife, 10 colonial chapters, and 18 stories from 18 pueblos. Year screens now step forward and back. • A brand-new home screen — built around original artwork, with everything one tap closer. • On This Day — turn it on and a moment from the island's history greets you each morning. • Hear the music — all 800+ song and album titles now open a search in Apple Music. • Guests can now explore everything except the Vacation Planner.

The Vacation Planner is now FREE for everyone. • Everything unlocked — the day-by-day calendar, favorites, packing checklist and trip notes are yours at no cost. No purchase, no unlock. • Write reviews — any signed-in traveler can now review the places they visit (every review is still checked before it appears). • Plan with AI — try it free, then top up only if you love it. • A cleaner "Plan with AI" chat: one message box, and the assistant's day-by-day plans are easier to read.

Puerto Rico, deeper than ever: • On This Day — a moment from the island's history greets you every time you open the app. • Pueblo pride — browse any category and each town now flies its own municipal flag. • Music, doubled — 90 artists with rich bios and 800+ songs and albums, from Bumbún to Bad Bunny. • History, deeper — 750+ sourced events, from the Taíno to today. • Culture — 29 new topics: Julia de Burgos, the Fiestas de Cruz, El Gran Combo and more. • Tastier too — more dishes now show a photo, plus a fresh look across Locations.