- Plan another day now opens at the current time of day. - Typical waits now draw on more than three years of CBP wait history (SANDAG and CBP), including past Thanksgivings and other holidays. - Plan another day appears only on lanes it covers.

- New: Plan another day. See the typical wait, half an hour at a time, for any of the next 45 days. - Your lane's answer and the real age of its reading come first. - A compact Board shows more lanes at once. - Plain explanations of each estimate. - Larger buttons and clearer screen-reader labels.

- See the age of each lane’s data. - Backups suggest lanes you can use. Wait savings are conservative estimates. - Saved alerts tell you clearly when notifications aren’t ready. - New alerts default to quiet hours, 10 PM–6 AM Tijuana time; turn them off if you prefer. - Restore your Remove ads purchase.

Lane detail and My Lane now answer "Go now or wait?" directly. The card says go now, or tells you when to leave and about how much shorter the wait should be, and it says plainly when there is not enough to make a call. When CBP stops updating a lane, you now see the usual wait for this hour, clearly marked as not live, instead of a blank. New, optional: BorderSmart can finish your crossing timer on its own when you pass inspection. It asks first, uses location only during a trip you start, and stops when the trip ends. Your location never leaves your phone. You can now remove ads with a one-time purchase.

Fixes a crossing prompt that kept reopening when you switched apps, and reminders that could stay after you finished a trip. Best time today no longer says going now is reasonable when its best pick is hours away, a slower backup lane is no longer shown in green, and Spanish text is corrected. After a dropped connection, the app now reconnects on its own, so cancelling or finishing a crossing no longer gets stuck. Reminder buttons now save your answer directly.

BorderSmart's wait estimates are rebuilt from the ground up. Each lane now shows the typical wait ("About 25 min") with a preliminary range, and CBP's posted wait alongside when the two differ. Estimates start from CBP's latest reading and how waits usually change from there, adjusted for how long real trips take. When there is no usable CBP reading, the lane says so instead of guessing. Lane charts now show what CBP actually posted. Crossing timers are more reliable. Your active crossing stays put when you switch apps, you can finish a trip after the fact, and you can tell us you are still waiting or have left the line. If notifications are already allowed, BorderSmart reminds you to finish an open trip.

BorderSmart now tells you more honestly what to expect at your lane. Lane names on the Board are easier to read, and My Lane shows your plan and your best backup without scrolling. Best time today now looks at half-hour slots. When a lane is closed you see when it reopens, the open alternatives, and how long the line usually is at opening. When live CBP waits are unavailable or you are offline, the app says what the times are based on instead of warning on every row. Southbound rows show the usual wait for this hour, alerts ask for notification permission when you create one, and after a crossing you can see whether your trip counts toward the estimates.

This update makes BorderSmart more useful on both sides of the trip. Board now includes a separate US -> Tijuana section for southbound approach waits at San Ysidro and Otay Mesa, alert lane selection is easier to scan, app startup and crossing-state recovery are more reliable, and release stability, dependency health, and store metadata handling all got polish.

Bug fixes.

Bug fixes.

Fixed a minor display bug.

Pedestrian General lanes are now in BorderSmart for San Ysidro and Otay Mesa. This update also makes My Lane clearer, Board comparisons smoother, and lane details more useful with recent trend windows and best-time-today guidance. Alerts are easier to set up, and crossing logging, offline cache, English/Spanish support, and release stability all got polish.

Pedestrian General lanes are now in BorderSmart for San Ysidro and Otay Mesa. This update also makes My Lane clearer, Board comparisons smoother, and lane details more useful with recent trend windows and best-time-today guidance. Alerts are easier to set up, and crossing logging, offline cache, English/Spanish support, and release stability all got polish.