Live View in 3D. Tap the new Live View button on any map to see that area in three dimensions, with every place standing on the real terrain, or hold up your phone and the camera view labels the places in front of you when they are close enough to point at. Fly along a trail or river with a chase camera before you go. A new Home. One search bar sits at the top, and the shortcuts below show what is happening right now, like an outing invitation waiting or a safety plan in progress. The top bar now floats over the map as a glass capsule, so Track, the explorers and the planners run edge to edge. Map tools fold behind one "more" button to keep the map clear. Every map marks places the same way: small dots when you are zoomed out, pins up close. Track has a big round record button. Plan opens with your outings and shows how route planning works. Start an outing plan or write a journal note without an account. It stays on your phone, and when you sign in it moves to your account. Equipment shows a drawing for each kind of gear, and the forecast icons move the way the weather does.

A new look. The tab bar and the top bar now float over the map as glass, so the map runs edge to edge and the tabs stay in reach while a trail or listing is open. Menus, sheets and map controls share the same material. Safety Plan. File a trip plan before you go: where you are heading, when you are due back, and who to tell if you are not. Now switched on for every activity that offers it, not just a few. Webcams for paddling, farm country, equestrian and off grid. The same verified cams the website shows, and the ones you save follow your account. Off grid picks up route planning and the public land layer the other activities already had, and waypoints arrive for off grid and RV parks. The hub finder is one box again. Results tell you why they matched, each one wears its own hub's mark, and the scan button says what it does instead of showing a bare icon. Signed out, community chat, events and photos now say you need to sign in, instead of telling you the community is empty. A tidier More tab, and the two map controls that both said "Track" now have names that say which is which.

Track recording keeps every GPS fix while your phone is in your pocket, so a drive, ride or hike draws the path you actually took instead of straight lines between the few points it used to catch. Standing still no longer draws a scribble, and a stray fix can no longer add a leg you never travelled. The same five tabs in every activity: Home, Map, Plan, Track and More. My Hub moved to your account menu. Every map now has the basemap, layers, my-location and measure controls, not just the main one. Picking a place from map search opens it. Lists tell you when they are showing far-away spots instead of quietly mixing them in. The Today tile names the place it forecasts, asks for location when it needs it, and offers a retry when weather fails. Bigger tap targets on the controls you use most. Name a recording right after you stop, or later from your tracks, and the name is what you see everywhere. Sharing a trail with the community is a separate step now.

Sign in with Apple and Google. Create a free account in two taps and keep your email private with Apple if you like. Email and password still work, and you can reset a forgotten password from the app. The sign-in sheet now moves out of the way of the keyboard, so you can see what you are typing. 3D terrain on the map. Tilt the view and see the actual shape of the land before you head out. Measure tool. Tap points on the map to get the distance, and from three points on, the area they enclose. Faster to open, and the app now speaks Spanish from the first screen. Search results on the map open the place you picked. Lists tell you when nothing is nearby instead of quietly showing far-away spots. Weather says where it is for. Account fixes. Creating an account now tells you clearly if something went wrong instead of pretending it worked. Confirmation links open the app and sign you in. The account screen no longer scrolls under the status bar. Entering a hub code that does not exist no longer gets the finder stuck. Plus fewer errors when you open an activity without signing in, and the app keeps working when your hub is saved but you are offline.