• You can now narrow the list. Tap the filter button above the list or the map to pick Open now, Accessible stall, or Baby changing table. Turn on more than one and you only get places that match all of them. • Open now reads the opening hours in the public data. Places that never listed their hours are left out rather than sent to you on a guess, and the screen says so. • When you add a toilet you can take the photo right there. It is uploaded directly without being saved to your photo library, and the location data attached to the photo is stripped before upload. • You can now pick "Public restroom" when adding one. Use it for park and trail restrooms that are not in the government data. • Fixed the support video failing to load the first time you tapped it. It opens on the first tap now.

• After a visit you can leave one line about how to actually get in. Public data never says which door or which floor, so that single line is the most useful thing anyone can add. We ask once, quietly, from the Lock Screen. • Put a widget on your Home Screen and directions start with one tap, without opening the app. Also works from the Lock Screen, Control Center and the Action Button. • "Hey Siri, nearest toilet on Poopoo Map" now works. • Right under the nearest one, we show a surer option a bit farther away. A few hundred metres more beats arriving at a locked door. • Fixed a crash when opening toilet details from the Map tab.

• Long-press a restroom in the list and the card lifts with a menu underneath — you can see what you are choosing. • The map you pick in Settings (Naver or Apple) now applies to "Show on map" too. Before, only directions followed it. • Buttons and cards only responded to taps on the text. The whole thing is tappable now. • Presses feel the same in every list — they used to differ from screen to screen. • Tap an empty area to dismiss the keyboard. It no longer covers the send button on the report form. • Fixed tags spilling outside the card in the list.

Now with a map. • Map tab — see nearby restrooms at a glance. A list only tells you what's closest; a map tells you what's in the direction you're already heading. • Pin colors show how far the information can be trusted. Green is well verified, yellow needs a check. A question mark means the coordinates are approximate. • Tap a pin and the details slide up. Drag the panel higher for floor, hours and amenities, then start directions right from it. • Better contrast in dark mode on the map screen.