1. Fixed a crash that could happen when tapping Continue in the introduction. 2. The introduction's typing feels smoother, with clearer, gentler vibrations.

Light and dark, everywhere Every page and sheet now follows your appearance setting. Places, trips, destinations, itineraries, walks and Ask all read properly in light mode, and still look right at night. Your account, kept Signing out and back in now keeps your handle, your bio and every stop on your trips. Trips you delete stay deleted, even if another phone still had them. What's in season Turn the month on Explore and the globe rolls round to where it's good to go. Tap the count to see every journey worth taking that month. Drawn for Zula New icons throughout, drawn in the same hand as the rest of the app, and picture cards with an edge that catches the light as you scroll. Smoother to move around – A place opens straight out of the photograph you were looking at. – Your trips open out of their cards, and search opens out of its button. – Coming back to a page, by the back button or a swipe, finds it exactly where you left it. Also – Your notes are now photographs, with your words underneath. – "Where you've been" on your profile is now a timeline. – A journey with no plans yet ends on "Go and see".

You're here When you're standing at a place, its page says what matters right now, like how late it's open or what it costs. Then it asks one quick question, "Still these hours?", so the next person gets it right. Pages also show when a traveller was last there. Tonight, near you Around now shows shows and nights out that start in the next couple of hours, and how long it takes to get there. Trips, together – See your trip on a map, with the road through each day and where you're staying. – Paste a booking and Zula reads it. – Keep up to three versions of a plan and choose between them. – Publish a trip for other people to read, follow travellers, and join a trip with a code. Plans from people who've been Buy a week someone else wrote, starting with Diani on the Kenyan coast. It lands in Trips, ready to use. Your profile A public page with your photo, your handle and a short bio. It comes with you to any phone you sign in on. You can report a note or block a traveller. East Africa, much further – Dozens of new places across Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Ethiopia, from Kampala's restaurants to Karamoja, Laikipia and Lake Manyara. – Many more places now have photographs. The world, smoother The globe flies, zooms and returns more gently. You can pan or pinch even when your finger starts on a label. Feels better everywhere – Pages lift away as cards when you swipe back. – Lists come back where you left them, and a half-written note is saved as a draft. – The app reopens on the page you were on. – Soft haptics as you scroll and answer questions. – Photos load before you tap. – Reduce Motion is respected throughout.

What's New 1. Places on your Home Screen A widget showing the place ahead of you as a photograph, with the distance and, when it matters, the hour the light goes. Three sizes. 2. Point the camera at a sign Hold the Camera Control at a building with its name on it. Zula offers the entry it holds, photograph and all. 3. Ask without opening the app "What's open near me in Zula." "Save this in Zula." "What have I saved." From Siri, the Action Button, or a button in Control Centre. 4. It knows it's raining On a wet afternoon the suggestions keep you under cover, and say so. An overcast sunset stops sending you up a hill for a golden hour that is not coming. Rain falls on the photograph when it is raining there.