Pick up where you left off. An unfinished drive no longer expires: the route page opens with it, shows how far you got and what is left, and carries on from the exact point you stopped, on the phone or in CarPlay. Every drive of a route is kept in a drive log with a map of the trail, so you can resume any paused drive or start again from the beginning. Renaming a route keeps its history. Progress is saved when the app goes to the background, and the driving screen tells you if a checkpoint could not be written.

Send a route to someone as a link. Publish a loop from the roadbook and it opens in their app complete: the turn-by-turn route, the tulip diagrams and the printed page. Tap the flag at a junction the app got wrong - a closed road, a better line, a turn it missed - and it is filed against that route, so the routes get better the more they are driven. A drive is now recorded as you go rather than only at the end, so a phone that dies halfway does not take the drive with it. All of it is anonymous, all of it is one switch in Settings, and "Delete what I've sent" erases it. Off means nothing leaves the phone.

Roadbook '71 now drives the 4-inch square terminal as well as the 4.3-inch one, and sends the layout that fits the glass it is linked to. The name you give a loop sticks: it survives opening the file again, and you can rename a route from its own screen by tapping the title. The terminal's idle screen also lists the places you have driven to recently, so the glass can take you somewhere and not only start a loop.