Border crossings land in the right country. A run from Basel that dips into France now shows both countries, checked against OpenStreetMap's borders instead of a simplified world map. The Profile tab shows your history: activities per year, split by your three most-visited countries, with the countries you visited for the first time each year. The Strava history scan checks border crossings too. It saves its place as it goes, carries on when you come back to the app, shows each step as it works, and offers Continue or Scan again if it stopped. New in Awards: Country Loops, one for every country you've been active in. Loop captions say which activities they count, and Rain Loops need at least 0.5 mm of rain. Share cards only show an award for what that activity did. Country flags sit centred, the day chart's labels no longer run into the stats, a small gain reads as points instead of "1× more shade", and the wording fits runs and walks as well as rides. The route summary shows country flags; the names are in the Country row below.

Shade now loads on rides that cross a border. Riding out of Basel into France or Germany used to give you terrain-only shade, with nothing on screen saying the tree and building data was missing. It is back on those routes. A run or ride taken after sunset now earns its Night Loops award instead of an error message. There is no sun or shade to put on a card in the dark, but going out anyway is worth something. Awards say "activity", not "ride" — loop4d counts your runs, walks and hikes too. The share screen carries the same title bar and navigation as every other screen in the app.

Your map, your awards, and sharper shade. • New "Your map" — every country you've run or ridden in, filled in from your Strava history, with a card you can share • New "Awards" — counters for sun, shade, wind, heat, rain, frost and night activities, plus the countries you've collected • Tabs at the bottom: Plan, Map, Awards, Profile • Activities in coastal cities now count toward the right country • Roadside tree rows are now part of the shade calculation — they block the sun from their own side, at the hours they actually do • The suggested better hour no longer points at dusk, where everything is shaded simply because the sun is going down • When no hour beats the one you rode, the card now says so instead of leaving the space blank • Fixes to the share card's shade figure and day chart

Tree & building shade now loads reliably everywhere — not just in Switzerland. • Fixed an issue where tree & building shade could fail to load, showing terrain-only results • New cached shade-data service: faster analyses, and recently analyzed areas keep working even during map-server outages • If shade data arrives late, it now fills in automatically — no need to re-run the analysis

Get a nudge when your Strava activity lands. Once you've imported one activity, loop4d can notify you when the next one arrives - tap the notification to open it and see how much sun and shade you actually got, then share your ride card. Also: fixes and small improvements.