CAMIPACK PRO Photograph a ticket, booking or receipt and Camipack reads it for you — times, places, amounts, filled in. Optional: $3.99 a month with a 7-day free trial, or $24.99 a year. Planning, offline maps, walking directions, packing, budgets and flight tracking stay free. WALK THERE, WITHOUT SIGNAL Tap Walk there and a screen opens with just your route. Start turns it into turn-by-turn directions on the trip's own downloaded map: spoken turns, a new route if you take a wrong one, and the next turn on the Lock Screen. Done takes you back where you were. NEARBY, ON A MAP Places near you now sit on a map beside the list. Tap one to see where it is and how far on foot, walk there, or open its card — with the address, phone and website when you have signal. A PLANNER FOR EVERYONE Solo, as a couple, with friends or with the whole family — Camipack is now simply a trip planner. And every word of it is translated into all seven languages.

TWO LUNCHES ARE ONE LUNCH When a day holds several places at the same hour — three restaurants at half one, two galleries at three — they now sit together as one choice rather than as three stops nobody planned to make. Choose one and the route runs through it; leave it open and the map draws the rest in grey. Group places by hand, add one to a group, take one out, or separate them again. YOUR DAY STARTS WHERE YOU SLEPT A day now runs from the bed you woke in, through its places in clock order, to the bed you sleep in tonight. The first morning starts at the airport you landed at and the day you fly home ends at the one you leave from — read from the ticket, not from the date. Your hotel sits at both ends of the day's list, and says so plainly when its address can't be found on the map, with a way to fix it there and then. TICKETS THAT REACH THEIR DAYS A flight confirmation filed under Documents can now be read onto the day it belongs to, airports and terminal looked up, instead of sitting in a folder doing nothing. A hotel booking finds its own place on the map however you added it. ONE ROUTE PER DAY, AND IT CAN CHANGE A day has one route, offered above its list, and tapping it opens that route again to be changed — a different way round, or a different way of travelling on each leg. Walking, driving, transit and cycling can be mixed inside one day. SOMEWHERE ON THE WAY Look for food or shops along a route and see what each detour really costs, in time and in distance, before you add it. THE TRIP MAP SAYS WHAT IT IS SHOWING Every pin on the whole-trip map is named. Underneath, the days of the trip, each saying where it goes and how far it walks — open one for its stops in order. Tap a stop or tap its pin, and the other follows.

TWO LUNCHES ARE ONE LUNCH When a day holds several places at the same hour — three restaurants at half one, two galleries at three — they now sit together as one choice rather than as three stops nobody planned to make. Choose one and the route runs through it; leave it open and the map draws the rest in grey. Group places by hand, add one to a group, take one out, or separate them again. YOUR DAY STARTS WHERE YOU SLEPT A day now runs from the bed you woke in, through its places in clock order, to the bed you sleep in tonight. The first morning starts at the airport you landed at and the day you fly home ends at the one you leave from — read from the ticket, not from the date. Your hotel sits at both ends of the day's list, and says so plainly when its address can't be found on the map, with a way to fix it there and then. TICKETS THAT REACH THEIR DAYS A flight confirmation filed under Documents can now be read onto the day it belongs to, airports and terminal looked up, instead of sitting in a folder doing nothing. A hotel booking finds its own place on the map however you added it. ONE ROUTE PER DAY, AND IT CAN CHANGE A day has one route, offered above its list, and tapping it opens that route again to be changed — a different way round, or a different way of travelling on each leg. Walking, driving, transit and cycling can be mixed inside one day. SOMEWHERE ON THE WAY Look for food or shops along a route and see what each detour really costs, in time and in distance, before you add it. THE TRIP MAP SAYS WHAT IT IS SHOWING Every pin on the whole-trip map is named. Underneath, the days of the trip, each saying where it goes and how far it walks — open one for its stops in order. Tap a stop or tap its pin, and the other follows.

TODAY'S PLAN, ON THE HOME SCREEN Three new widgets. The large and medium ones list today's stops in order, with what the day has cost so far. The small one shows only the next place — where it is, when you're due there, how far it is. And one that opens the camera straight onto a receipt, because the moment to photograph one is while you're still holding it. THE NEXT TURN, ACROSS THE TOP Walking directions now put the instruction where you actually look: a banner along the top of the map, the way every navigation app does it, instead of a bar at the bottom of the screen. TURNS YOU CAN SEE, AND FEEL A turn is named after something you can see when there is something worth naming — left at the pub, rather than left in 40 metres. Your phone can also tap the turn out in your pocket: twice for left, three times for right, one long buzz on arrival. Enough to follow a route without looking at anything. THE MAP TURNS WITH YOU While you are following a route the map faces the way you are walking, with a tap to point it back to north. It also remembers where you actually went — a dotted trail behind you, and the offer to walk it back exactly the way you came, which is the part of an unfamiliar city people get wrong. A WALK THAT CAN REFUSE THE STAIRS Walking routes can now avoid steps altogether: for a pram, for a suitcase, or for anyone who would rather not carry either up a station staircase.

TAP A PLACE, SEE THE PLACE A place in your day used to open a form full of text fields. Now it opens on its own map, with its address, phone number and opening hours, and everything you might do next: call it, open its site, buy the ticket, open the confirmation you saved. Editing is one tap away, where it belongs. WALKING DIRECTIONS WITH NO SIGNAL Directions now offers Camipack alongside Apple Maps, Google Maps and Waze. Choose it and the walk is drawn on your trip's own downloaded map, with a couple of ways to go and the distance for each — working in Airplane Mode, the same as the rest of the map. SPLIT WITH FRIENDS, OR KEEP ONE PURSE Expenses can be split equally, by shares, or by exact amounts, and Camipack works out who owes whom in the fewest payments. Travelling as a family? Keep one purse and skip all of it. A FILE THAT UPDATES THE TRIP YOU HAVE Importing an updated plan no longer leaves you with two copies of the same trip. It adds what is new, and fills in the blanks on places you already have — addresses, map pins, phone numbers — without ever overwriting something you typed yourself. WHAT STILL NEEDS A TICKET Any place can say it needs booking, so the trip can answer the question nobody remembers to ask: what have we not bought yet? Attach the confirmation and it stops asking. A DAY YOU CAN READ WITHOUT LEAVING IT Every stop now shows its address and how far it is from the last one, and tapping one opens it where it sits, with the rest of the day still on screen. THE DAY'S ROUTE, ON A MAP Before you keep a route you can see its shape, which is the only thing that tells you whether the day doubles back on itself. Tap a pin to start there, or reverse the whole thing. PHOTOGRAPH A RECEIPT, GET AN EXPENSE Point the camera at a till receipt and Camipack reads the total, the shop and the date, then opens a filled-in expense for you to check. It shows the other figures it saw, so a wrong total is one tap to fix. Everything happens on the phone; no photo is uploaded anywhere. FIXES Update Map no longer freezes, and no longer deletes the map it was updating. A flight shows one departure time instead of two. A link saved on a place is now a link you can open.

A NEW LOOK, STARTING WITH THE ICON The mountains are green now, matching the app they open. On the trip map, the day you are actually in is marked in red — so at a glance you can tell today from the rest of the week. SOMEWHERE TO WALK, FOUND FOR YOU Ask a thin day what is nearby and Camipack finds the museums, parks and landmarks within a walk, then puts them in an order that does not double back on itself. Drop any you do not want. Nothing is added until you keep it. DIRECTIONS, IN THE APP YOU ALREADY USE Every drive in your day has a Directions button. Choose Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps — Camipack hands over the start and the destination and gets out of the way. NOTHING GOES BY ACCIDENT Taking a place out of a day no longer throws it away. It moves to Saved, ready to go back on any other day. Deleting asks first, and shortening a trip says which days it would take with it. YOUR BOOKINGS, ACTUALLY READ Hotel confirmations that gave up nothing now fill in properly — dates written without a year, check-in and check-out sitting in a column apart from their labels, an afternoon check-in that used to be read as two in the morning. Flight confirmations no longer mistake a passenger's surname for the departure airport. THE WHOLE PLAN, IN ANY CALENDAR Add to Calendar carries the drives and their times as well as the places, and writes a file that iCloud, Google, Outlook or any other calendar app can open.

WALK, CYCLE OR DRIVE Pick how you're travelling and Camipack works out the route and the time for each — real streets, from the map you already downloaded, with no signal. YOUR DAY STOPS PRETENDING DRIVING IS FREE A hundred kilometres between two stops used to be shown as a walk. Camipack now notices, suggests driving, and offers to add it to your day with the hours it really takes. EVERYTHING OPENS ON YOUR OWN MAP Places, documents and departures open on Camipack's map — pinned, with your trip's pins and routes around them — instead of sending you to another app. A ROUTE THAT NOTICES THE PLAN CHANGED Move a stop and the day says so and offers to redraw. Before, a route kept its old line and said nothing.

WALK THERE WITH NO SIGNAL Search your trip's downloaded map for a place, tap Walk there, and Camipack takes you along real streets, turn by turn — in airplane mode, with nothing leaving your phone. FIND PLACES WITHOUT A CONNECTION Type "pharmacy", "restaurant" or a street name and search the map you already downloaded. Distances are measured from where you are standing, not from your first hotel. TAP THE MAP TO ASK WHAT THAT IS Touch a cafe, a museum or a station to see its name, then save it for later or add it straight to a day. A MAP THAT FACES THE WAY YOU DO A compass button turns the map to your heading, so the streets on screen match the ones in front of you.

NOW IN POLISH Camipack speaks Polish — the whole app, not just the edges. iOS lets you set the language for Camipack alone, without switching your phone. SEVEN LANGUAGES English, German, French, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian, App Store listings included. A BUS STOP IS NOT A RAILWAY STATION The station field used one word for trains and buses, so every language had to settle on a compromise that suited neither. Each mode now has its own word. SMALL THINGS THAT WERE STILL IN ENGLISH The three buttons under the map — Docs, Packing, Budget — stayed in English whatever language you chose, while the help text referred to them by their translated names. The same for “Find on the map”, and for the list of fields filled in from a document. A BUDGET THAT SAYS WHAT IT MEANS In several languages the amount over budget read as “finished”. It now says what it should.

GO TO MORE THAN ONE PLACE A trip can now name every city it visits — Milan, Bolzano and Riva del Garda, or Berlin and Paris. Each place anchors the trip, so searching for somewhere looks where you are going rather than where your phone happens to be. Say whether each one is a city, a region or a whole country, and Camipack adjusts how far it looks and how it cuts the map. MAPS THAT SKIP THE COUNTRYSIDE Offline maps are cut around each place on its own rather than one box around everything, so a trip that flies out and back no longer downloads the sea in between. The ground along a journey comes too, at the detail that journey is worth: streets for a walk, roads for a drive, the coastline for a ferry. Flights need none — there is nothing to navigate at altitude. TICKETS FROM A PHOTO Attach a booking from your photo library, not only from Files. Camipack reads photographed tickets — and now reads the booking page from your airline's website too, which for a budget airline is often the only thing carrying the flight number, since the emailed invoice has none. MORE AIRLINES READ PROPERLY Tickets from easyJet, Wizz Air, IndiGo, JetBlue and Volotea now import. Their flight numbers contain a digit in the airline code, and Camipack had been quietly refusing every one of them. ONE FLIGHT, HOWEVER MANY TICKETS A family flying together holds a ticket each. The day now shows the journey once, and one card reaches the Lock Screen instead of an identical one per passenger. Both tickets stay where they are — each is that traveller's own document. ALSO • Searching for a place looks where the trip is, so a Milan hotel is in Milan • A trip's map always frames the city the trip is named after • Fixed: exporting a trip no longer claims the trip could not be saved • Fixed: an offline map could offer an impossible download for a mistyped place

NOW IN FOUR LANGUAGES Camipack speaks Spanish, Portuguese and Russian as well as English — the whole app, not just the corners. iOS lets you set the language for Camipack alone, without changing your phone. Counts are properly declined too, which matters more in some languages than others. FLIGHTS THAT LOOK THEMSELVES UP Import a ticket and Camipack reads it: airline, both airports, terminal and status, with nothing to type. Pick the whole family's tickets at once and it collapses the duplicates into one flight per journey. Trains, buses and ferries work the same way, in their own words — a train has a platform, a ferry a berth. ON YOUR LOCK SCREEN A flight appears in the hours before you leave — how long, which terminal, which gate — and keeps counting once you are aboard, to landing rather than take-off. It needs no signal: the countdown runs on the phone itself. Tap it to open the flight. Swipe it away and it stays away. FIND YOUR WAY WITH NO SIGNAL Download a trip's map once and it keeps working with no internet at all. It now shows where you are and points the way to your next stop — a direction and a distance, working in Airplane Mode or abroad with the data switched off. ASK SIRI "Add a trip to Rome in Camipack", "save the Pantheon for later", "what's planned today", "plan a route around Trastevere". SHARE A TICKET STRAIGHT IN Share a PDF from Mail and pick the trip. Camipack files it and reads the dates out of it. ALSO • Help now draws the three things words explain badly, including the offline guide • A day's route reads as the shape of the day, not its last stop • Importing a ticket for a flight you already have fills it in rather than adding a second • Fixed: a flight looked up on the wrong day near midnight in eastern time zones • Fixed: arrival times show in the destination's own time • Fixed: the hotel is no longer your bed on the day you check out

YOUR FLIGHT ON THE LOCK SCREEN In the hours before departure a flight shows itself on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island: how long, which terminal, which gate, and whether it is running to time. Once you are aboard it keeps counting — to landing rather than to take-off — and it does all of that with no signal. The countdown and the progress run on the device, so they stay true at 35,000 feet. Trains, buses and ferries do the same, in their own words. A train has a platform, a ferry has a berth, and neither of them lands. REMINDERS BEFORE YOU GO The evening before, while there is still time to pack, and five hours before departure — long enough to get to the airport, which an hour is not. Both can be switched off, along with the Lock Screen card, under the cloud button. TICKETS THAT FILL THEMSELVES IN Import a ticket and Camipack now looks the flight up by itself: the airline, both airports, the terminal and the current status, without you typing any of it. A SCREEN FOR READING A FLIGHT Tapping a flight — from the Lock Screen, from the trip, or from the day — now opens the flight rather than a form. Check its status, get directions to the terminal, open the ticket you filed. Editing is still one tap away. THE DAY, FROM WHERE YOU SLEPT Camipack works out where each day begins and ends: the airport on the day you arrive, your hotel in between, and back to the airport on the day you leave. Your next journey now appears on the trip itself, with the aircraft moving along the route as it flies. FINDING YOUR WAY WITH NO NETWORK A downloaded map can now point you to your next stop — a direction and a distance that need no signal at all. ALSO • The Home Screen widget follows the flight • A trip's actions are visible instead of hidden behind a long press • Fixed: the Download button now opens the download • Fixed: your hotel is drawn on the map, and the way home is told apart from the way out • Fixed: tapping a day's map opens it • Fixed: a flight's times are shown in each airport's own time, not your phone's

First release: plan family trips day by day on a living map, download offline maps, share packing lists and budget with your family — free, private, no account.