Treksup Premium is here. One yearly subscription opens the full plan on every route in the library: stages, booking timeline, budget, packing list, food plan, readiness check, transport and GPX export. What stays free does not change: seven routes in full, and on every route the safety brief, trail conditions, hazard reports and weather. Recording a hike is free. Also in this version, for anyone who did not receive them over the air: - Two routes in the United States: the Presidential Traverse (free) and the Trans-Catalina Trail. - The app in Dutch, French, Spanish, German and Italian. - A name and a photo on your posts, if you choose to set them.

Two routes join the library, visible in the app and opening route by route: the Laugavegur in Iceland, four hut days across the highlands, and the Dutch Mountain Trail, four days over the seven summits of Zuid-Limburg, station to station. Trail conditions, read every week. Each route says what its official sources published and on which date, and what to do about it. Booking in steps. The booking screen walks you through it in order, from fixing your dates to keeping the confirmations offline. Food per stage. Energy is worked out from each day's distance and climb, and follows your weight the moment you change it. Readiness per route. The check asks about the risks each route's own safety brief names, with at least six questions on every route. More photographs, up to 24 a stage, with the filler left out. Better on the trail. Camping or huts sits at the top of the packing list, the navigation screen says what keeps working without signal, and the buses, trains and lifts link to their operators, many of them checked. Settings now shows whether you have the newest version, and fetches it straight away.

Start advice on every stage. For the month you chose, each day now says when to leave so the walking is done with daylight to spare, and the route page warns ahead of time if any day will not fit the light. Shelter in navigation. While you walk, the navigation screen shows the nearest emergency shelter along the trail, including the one behind you, with the distance to it. The support address in the app now reaches us. If you wrote earlier and heard nothing, please write again. From this version on, small fixes and new route content arrive without an App Store update.

The West Highland Way is now free, bringing the fully open routes to six. Packing lists are far deeper across the library: every route now carries electronics and a proper first aid section, and the pack weight calculator prices items it used to silently skip. The app is English-only for now. Dutch was showing through in places and has been pulled until it is genuinely finished. Plus a food planner that goes to thirty days, and fixes throughout.