This version fixes a few issues on iOS 27 and makes some small changes. Fixed the bottom tab bar covering the search results list on iOS 27, and the white corners around the keyboard on the search page. When you search for a place, you can tap the mic on the keyboard and use voice input instead of typing. We also added a few category icons to search suggestions, but treat them as a rough guide for now. The trip icon is now a suitcase. When you open the app and there's a new version on the App Store, we'll let you know once. Pick "Later" and we won't mention it again that day. If anything comes up, email us anytime. And if you're enjoying the app, leaving a review helps us a lot.

This update adds iOS 27 support and a few other things. Relive Finish a trip, then tap once to replay it. You get the map, the timeline, how long each leg took, and street views for each stop. Check-in Tap “Check in” on a place card. That’s it. The progress page shows what you’ve done and what’s left. Reminders Departure and packing reminders now use local notifications, so they show up on time. The packing reminder stays at the top of your list and follows your departure time. Camera You can now pick your own resolution and frame rate for photos and videos. There’s also an exposure slider and a rule-of-thirds grid. Tap outside the zoom dial to close it. Map You can move the map controls to the left or right side, whichever you like. Turn arrows have been redrawn and are easier to read. Community & Support New section in Settings. Join our Discord, or send feedback to support@trip-point.com. Other Navigation and recording run cooler and use less battery. Also fixed a few small things, like swiping down anywhere to close a full-size image, and expanding trip card settings right where you are. If something breaks, email us. And if you like the app, a review helps a lot.

This update adds an interactive tutorial and friendlier offline/navigation touches: • Interactive tutorial: an animated finger demonstrates map gestures, adding and linking points, and route navigation. It plays for new users and can be replayed anytime from Settings > Help & Guide. • Offline & weak-signal hints: when the network is poor or offline, a small badge appears on the map and a gentle notice reminds you that positioning may be less accurate — so it isn't mistaken for a bug. • Steadier recording: during long recordings the app adapts automatically to stay stable when the device heats up, and saves right away if a recording is interrupted; toggleable in Settings. • Street names on the map: a new switch lets you show street names when you want them. • Navigation polish: the turn arrow lines up with the upcoming junction more promptly, off-route rerouting is quicker, and you're asked to confirm before a reroute. • Battery & UI touches: more power-efficient location; the nearby-search category bar makes its left/right scrolling easier to discover. Thanks for using TripPoint Note! We'd love your review on the App Store.

This update adds voice guidance and a smoother route experience: • Spoken navigation: turns, arrival and off-route are announced by voice — on by default, switchable off in Settings; you can pick the voice language (Cantonese and Mandarin added). • Clearer turn-by-turn: it says "continue along the route" from afar and only shows the turn instruction as you approach; going off route gives a gentle heads-up first, then reroutes automatically if you keep drifting. • Customizable turn arrow: adjust the style, size and color of the turn arrow in Settings. • Compare routes: review where alternative routes differ and pick the one you prefer. • iCloud Backup upgraded: several recent backups are kept automatically and you can restore any of them from a list; the backup folder is now visible in the Files app; restore takes effect in-app immediately, with no manual relaunch. • Address follows your language: place addresses in the details update instantly when you switch the system language. Thanks for using TripPoint Note! We'd love your review on the App Store.

This update focuses on the trip expense experience: • Currency conversion now covers 20 currencies, with Swiss Franc and New Zealand Dollar added — switch the target currency right from the totals panel. • More accurate conversion: converted amounts now match real exchange rates. • Your choice is remembered: the conversion currency stays in sync with "Display Currency" in Settings and persists across launches; on iPad the sidebar and the map toolbar always agree. • Currency-aware icons: yen, pound, franc and others each show their own symbol. • More complete poster totals: transport costs are now included and everything is converted into your chosen currency. • Expense amounts in the schedule view now appear in the currency they were entered in. Thanks for using TripPoint Note! We'd love your review on the App Store.

This update brings a brand-new onboarding guide and a smoother map annotation experience: • New interactive onboarding: a four-step "Map Basics" walkthrough plays on first launch; iPad users also get a dedicated Apple Pencil gesture guide. Replay anytime from Settings. • Apple Pencil enhancements (iPad): pressure-sensitive strokes, circle a place to add a pin instantly, circle two pins to link them into a route, and handwrite place names to search. • Camera improvements: better landscape capture on iPad, zoom stops aligned with the system Camera, and high-resolution lossless cropping. • "Shopping Malls" added as a dedicated Nearby Search category, with scroll hints for long lists. • Clearer iCloud backup and restore guidance, with prominent prompts for important data actions. • Various stability fixes and refinements for a smoother experience. Thanks for using TripPoint Note! We'd love your review on the App Store.