- Nearby: Today, Tomorrow and This weekend stay right through the clock change, and events that have ended drop off the list. - Smoother riding: the ride numbers update without redrawing the whole screen. - Clearer privacy wording, and recording a video for one of your rides now asks for the microphone. - Corrected trail count: about 140 named trails and multi-use paths. Short connectors under half a mile are on the map but not listed. Questions, or something wrong on the map? admin@trailbuzz317.com

- Ending a ride now takes two taps: the first shows "Tap once more to end", so a bump can't end your ride by accident. - Explore now warns you about trail closures ahead, with the detour, not only reported hazards. - Spoken directions say every turn, including on unnamed paths, and announce your arrival just once. - "Back to ride" takes you straight back to your ride. - Ride videos use the trailbuzz317 font, and the logo shows even when you're offline.

A fresh look that's easier to read on the bike. - Your ride stays in view on every tab, and the screen stays awake while you ride. - Bigger numbers on Explore, plus an optional Big numbers view (Settings > Explore readouts). - Turn-by-turn directions lead with the next turn, and turns are spoken. Starting a route starts your ride. - Night mode switches on at sunset and off at sunrise, or choose Day or Night in Settings. - New Nearby tab: today's events and places around you, with quick filters. - The map has search and quick filters, and shows your ride as you go. - Text follows your phone's Text Size, and the app says when you're offline. - Location is only asked for while you use the app.

Water fountains now show along your planned route, with the other stops you might need. Map images now load in a way that follows OpenStreetMap's rules for apps, plus smaller fixes and updates.

Loop from here: pick a distance on the Route tab for loops that start and end where you are, on trails where they can be. Rain: a Rain radar map layer, and when rain is likely to start along your route. Lock Screen: your speed, distance, trip time and next turn on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island while you ride. Map layers on Explore too: trails, heat map, places, events, hazards and radar. Smoother maps: faster panning, zooming and turning, and trail lines kept on your phone so the map shows at once, even without signal. High water warnings now cover the Noblesville Riverwalk. Links to trailbuzz317.com open in the app, and a user manual is a tap away. Small fixes and improvements throughout.

High water warnings: when the National Weather Service river gauges say the Fall Creek Trail or the Monon bridge north of Broad Ripple will flood, the app warns you. Trail facts: tap a trail on the map to see how much is paved and lit, its road crossings, grades and restrooms. Events: save events, get a reminder before one starts, or add one to your calendar with iPhone's own calendar sheet. Subscribe to your saved events in Apple or Google Calendar. A new Rides & runs tag finds group rides and races. See it on the map now marks the place with a red star and shows what else is on there. Small fixes and improvements throughout.

Smoother live ride sharing: a ride you share keeps its viewers up to date more reliably. Without an account you can still use the map, trails and events, and record a ride. It now stays on your phone. Sign in to report a hazard, suggest a place, or share a ride live. Small fixes and improvements throughout.

Share your ride live: tap the share button at the top of Explore to send someone a private link. They follow your ride on a map, with your speed, distance and time, and see when you've paused. Stop sharing whenever you like; otherwise the link stops working a day after the ride ends. Pick a nickname: it's the name others see on a ride you share and on your ride picture. Change it any time in your settings. Tap the Restroom gauge on Explore to see that restroom on the map, with where you are. Tap Explore to come straight back. Turn it sideways if you like: Screen rotation, on your page, lets the app rotate with your phone and can hold it steady while you ride. Find events and places by town or county, and every place now shows its town. Clearer hazard reports: say whether a path is closed or blocked, whether you can still get through, or report damage like a pothole. Explore warns you when one is ahead. Routes steer around closures, and no longer detour around a hazard you can still get past. Your ride's distance, time and speed now match everywhere: the summary, Your rides and the picture you share. A ride keeps reaching trailbuzz317 with your phone locked in a pocket, and over mobile data when your phone is on a Wi-Fi with no internet, such as a camera's. The route line is easier to see on the map, and buttons are easier to tap. From an event page, See it on the map opens it on the app's map. Security and reliability improvements throughout.

Save to Apple Health: save a ride to the Health app as a walk, run or bike workout, with its distance and route, when you end it or later from Your rides. Tap an event to open its full listing, with what's nearby and where it's from, and a button back to the app. A new app icon: a sunset ride toward the Indianapolis skyline, and the ride picture you share now carries it too. A weekly newsletter, if you want it: turn it on in your settings for the events coming up near the trails you ride, with the forecast. The trip timer pauses itself 3 seconds after you stop and starts again 3 seconds after you set off, without counting the stop. A cleaner trip timer: hours, minutes and seconds, so it takes up less of the screen. When you reach a place, the Explore banner says "You're at" it instead of "0 ft away". Sign in with Google is more reliable, and sign-in is better protected against copied logins. If trailbuzz317 can't be reached, you get a plain message instead of an error code. Better VoiceOver labels, a Start trip button that no longer fades, and the clock no longer runs into your speed. Security and reliability improvements throughout.

Night mode now covers every tab -- Route, Map and Events / Places as well as Explore -- with a dark map and dark windows. Events / Places is easier to search: find a place by name, filter by as many types as you like, then narrow it near a trail, city or spot. Places with the same name show their street and city. Clearer ride buttons: Add Place, Hazard, Need Help, and a stand-out END RIDE. The trip timer counts to the hundredth of a second. Signed in, your name and email fill in when you report a hazard or suggest a place, and the hazard form fills in the trail you're on. Smaller fixes, including the bottom tabs keeping their highlight.

A new Route tab: choose from up to three routes, each with its time, distance, how much is on trails and the climb. Prefer trails or avoid hills, add stops on the way, and see an elevation chart and the restrooms, stores, bike repair and events along your route. Routes steer around reported hazards, closures and closed trails. While you ride, the banner shows your next turn, and if you go off route a new one is worked out from where you are. Many smaller fixes to rides, sign-in and the map.

New: Groceries & gas. Gas stations, convenience and grocery stores and markets across Hamilton, Marion, Hendricks and Boone counties are on the map, with their opening hours, so you know where to stop for water or a snack. Filter to them from Show. Your rides now have their own page: totals for all time and this week, sorting and filtering, your routes on a map with the community heat map over them, and GPX export, sharing or deleting for several rides at once.

The app now tells you when an update is available, so you're always on the latest version. Starting a new ride now ends any ride you left open, so you no longer end up with two rides at once.

Opening the app at home no longer records a ride: nothing is saved until you've actually set off. Left the app recording in your pocket? If your phone wanders one small area for a while without you using it, the app pauses sending and asks whether to keep that stretch or remove it. A ride you never ended is ended for you after 12 hours without a signal.

Rides stay whole when your phone locks mid-ride, and ending a ride without a signal no longer loses its last stretch. Save a ride as GPX to Files, Strava or anywhere else through the share sheet. Your account page can now change your email, unlink Apple or Google, and sign out your other devices. See something wrong in a hazard report? Report it from its popup. Closures now draw on top of trails, events that run over several days show on each day, and many smaller fixes.

New: optional accounts. Sign in with Apple, Google or your email to keep your rides on your own page, with distance, speed, climb and the trails you followed, notes and photos at points along the way, and GPX export. See each ride as you recorded it and as the map drew it, and tell us if the map got it wrong. Trail and path closures now show on the map, and directions route around them, with a warning when a route can't avoid one. New in Settings: Help map trails, to let your rides help add missing trails to OpenStreetMap. New streets and trail changes reach the map every day, and the Emergency card names closer intersections.

A big green Start trip button on the map reminds you to start the trip timer, and a Resume trip timer button appears when you pause it. New Settings button at the top: choose whether to share your rides, reset your anonymous id, or delete your shared rides. Nothing is shared unless you say yes. Temperature, wind and crosswind update every 10 minutes during a ride, for the area you're riding in, now with wind gusts, and the wind arrow points the way the wind is blowing. Safety tips, clearer credits for map, directions and weather data, and the emergency card now leads with: call 911 first.

A fresh new look. • A new design throughout: clearer type, a calmer trail-green and evergreen palette, and simple line icons. • Tabs now sit along the bottom of the screen, where your thumb is. • The Explore dashboard is easier to read at a glance, and speed warnings now say how fast you're going instead of only changing color. • Night mode darkens the whole screen, tab bar included. • Place details show bike parking and pet-friendly status up front, with one tap to route there. • Need help puts Call 911 first, with the trail, mile and nearest intersection to read to the dispatcher. • Share a ride as a picture: your route on the map with your time, distance and average speed, to Messages, Facebook and more. The start and finish are left off, so it can't show where you live. • On the map, you're a small red arrow pointing the way you're headed. • Finds your location as soon as you open the app, even standing still at the trailhead. • Fixes a crash when taking a photo in Report a hazard or Suggest a place.

The trip timer now pauses itself when you stop and starts again when you set off, so a wait at a crossing or a break on a bench no longer counts against your moving time. Pause it yourself and it stays paused until you say otherwise. Boone County is now on the map - Zionsville, Lebanon and Whitestown, including the Big-4 Rail Trail - bringing the total to 350 trails and paths. The map now appears the moment you open the app, instead of waiting on a GPS fix. Trails stand out better against the map, and buttons, borders and the paused-ride bar all have stronger contrast. Finding things is simpler: trail, city and map-point filters now sit together and no longer fight each other. New events from the Carmel International Arts Festival, Carmel Food Truck Nights, the Palladium and Tarkington, Discover Boone County, and CIBA and Bicycle Garage Indy group rides.