每一次步行都在讲述一段故事，现在，你的路线能让这个故事更加精彩。除了记录你去过哪里，还能追踪更多信息，更清晰地查看城市探索进度。无论是步行、跑步、骑行，还是在途中组合多种活动方式，都可以继续探索每一条街道。我们还让整个体验更加流畅可靠，因为发现一条新街道已经足够令人兴奋，不必再担心地图是否正常加载。 新功能： - 在同一条 GPS 路线中切换步行、跑步、骑行和驾车。 - 为街道、距离、步数、卡路里或时间设置目标，并在达成目标时庆祝。 - 在步行和跑步时追踪步数与步频，让活动记录更加丰富。 - 使用全新设计的路线记录，查看更清晰的统计数据、活动分段和更易读的路线详情。 - 城市和街道加载更加可靠，后台进度更新效果更好，并包含大量问题修复和性能改进。

本次更新让城市探索覆盖更广、体验更精致，也让您无论下一次步行去往何处都能更轻松地掌握行程。随着本地化范围扩大、路线和进度界面更加智能，以及大量细节修复，您的步行追踪器已准备得更加充分，可以从一条条街道开始征服世界。 更新内容： - App 现已支持 82 种语言，并支持从右到左（RTL）书写，以及数字、距离、时长和单位的区域格式。 - 我们重新设计了路线完成界面，改进了城市进度，并让您可以再次从历史记录中查看已完成步行的结果。 - 城市和自定义区域现在可以归档；如果想重新开始，也可以重置其中的街道进度。 - 待探索街道现在更易于浏览和排序，免费用户也可以查看附近尚未探索的街道。 - 我们改进了新手引导、PRO 界面和购买体验，并重新提供 Lifetime PRO 选项。 - 我们还优化了步行路线和地图，移除了不需要的渡轮建议和意外的地图倾斜，提升了位置标记的可见性，并修复了多项崩溃和界面问题。

This is one of our biggest updates in a while, focused on making city exploration easier, clearer, and more reliable. We improved everything from onboarding and route tracking to city progress, remaining streets, PRO, localization, and the way your completed walks are presented. The goal is simple: spend less time figuring out the app and more time discovering new streets. And because getting lost can be part of the adventure, losing a recorded walk definitely should not be. We also polished the experience across different screen sizes and languages, improved stability, and made it easier to understand exactly how much of your city you have explored. Here’s what’s new: - A redesigned route result screen with clearer stats and a compact view of newly discovered streets. - Route results can now be opened again directly from your history. - You can expand the complete list of new streets discovered during a walk. - City progress has been redesigned to make completed streets, remaining streets, and overall completion easier to understand. - The Progress Map entry point is clearer and easier to discover. - Cities and custom areas can now be archived instead of cluttering your active list. - Archived cities and areas can be viewed separately whenever you need them again. - You can now reset progress for individual cities and areas. - Remaining streets are easier to browse with redesigned, scrollable tabs. - On smaller screens, street counters automatically use a more compact title so important information always fits. - Free users can now see nearby unvisited streets to help decide where to walk next. - Remaining streets are sorted more accurately by distance. - Missed streets have a clearer visual style on the map. - The current location marker now stays visible above route lines. - The route pause screen has been redesigned to make resuming or finishing a walk clearer. - Route building now avoids ferry crossings. - Accidental map tilting by gesture has been disabled. - Onboarding has been simplified and now focuses more clearly on walking every street and starting your first route. - The initial map experience has been improved, including smarter region loading before location permission is requested. - We removed the request for permanent location access. - The city progress experience is now available earlier, so new users can understand their walking map progress sooner. - PRO screens and offers have been redesigned around city exploration, remaining streets, route planning, and completing your city. - Lifetime PRO is now available as a one-time purchase. - PRO entry points are more consistent across the app and no longer appear for users who already have access. - The app can now be manually switched between supported languages. - Full German, Spanish, French, and Portuguese (Brazil) localizations have been added. - English has been refined for the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, and the Russian localization has also been updated. - Language switching now refreshes city names, rating prompts, and related interface elements more reliably. - Time, duration, distance, and measurement units are displayed more consistently across route statistics and history. - If the map cannot be loaded, a proper error state now appears with an option to try again. - Several crashes and route preview issues have been fixed. - Route completion tracking and restoration have been improved for a more reliable walking, running, and city exploration experience. - And, as usual, there are plenty of smaller interface fixes and stability improvements hiding between the streets.

This update makes route tracking more reliable and Visited Streets faster, especially for explorers with large cities and lots of progress. Active walks now recover better after a background app restart, and the full recorded path is redrawn when you return to the map. This reduces the chance of losing part of a long walk and makes it easier to continue exploring where you left off. Visited Streets is now much lighter. Remaining streets load more efficiently, loading states were refreshed, and city and custom-area cards have a cleaner, more consistent design. Also in this update: • Lifetime Pro is available again. • Total Stats and distance units are clearer and more consistent. • Improved layouts on smaller iPhones, including onboarding, paywalls, and route completion. • Added subtle haptics to the city and area selector. • Polished map controls, city cards, sharing labels, and route completion details. Keep exploring—there are always more streets around the corner.

This update is focused on making your walking tracker feel faster, smoother, and more reliable, especially if you explore big cities and have a lot of visited streets, route history, and progress data. Active walks are now saved more safely while you move, lock your phone, come back later, or finish a route. Loading screens for visited streets, progress, and route history now use cleaner skeleton states, so the app feels alive instead of frozen. Route history has also become lighter, with better previews, lazy loading for older walks, and clearer handling of interrupted or discarded routes. We added the current active walk to history, so it is easier to see that your adventure is still in progress. The new street discovery moment is now shown with a calmer snackbar instead of extra animation noise, because finding a new street should feel nice, not like a tiny fireworks factory. Map controls, onboarding, navigation, and tab bar details were polished to make exploring your city feel more natural. We also cleaned up debug noise and added better heavy-user testing, because your city walks should be the only thing putting in serious mileage.

This update is mostly about making progress, routes, and street stats clearer, faster, and less mysterious. The app now understands your walks a bit better, which is useful, because apparently even walking around the city needs proper analytics in 2026. Here’s what’s new: - Added a new Progress area with current progress, weekly progress, records, achievements, total stats, and next mission. - Added global statistics, so your walked streets, distance, steps, and progress are counted more correctly across different cities. - Fixed cases where progress worked in one city but looked broken in another. - Improved Total Stats and fixed mismatches where the numbers did not agree with the actual explored streets. - Moved heavy route, planned route, and favorite place data from UserDefaults to Core Data. - Added proper Core Data migration support for safer updates. - Added thinner route lines, better map loading, and removed the gray map overlay.

Fixed street tracking during active routes: newly walked streets are now added to your progress and route summary correctly.

Improved app launch stability and fixed an issue that could prevent the app from opening for some users.

This update is all about making your walk tracker feel faster, smarter, and less chaotic when you're out hunting for new streets. We made major improvements to how streets load across cities, so route tracking and map progress should feel much more reliable. Custom Areas also got a big upgrade, making it easier to focus on the exact neighborhood or zone you want to complete. We fixed a bunch of issues on the Visited Streets side, especially around remaining streets and area-specific progress. Route recovery and feedback flows are better too, because losing a walk in 2026 is just rude. If you use the app as a walking tracker, running tracker, route planner, or to map your walk and find new places, this version should feel noticeably better. There are also smoother notifications, better stability, and less hanging around in all the wrong places. Basically: more exploring, less "why is this doing that?" Here's what's new: - Added Custom Areas, so you can draw your own zone, name it, and complete the exact part of town you care about - Improved area support across the app, including viewing, renaming, deleting, sharing, and switching between city and area progress - Fixed multiple bugs in Visited Streets for Areas, including incorrect counts, wrong remaining streets, and showing streets outside the selected area - Improved the "show remaining streets" experience, including better handling for selected Areas and cleaner street name normalization - Reworked city street loading logic to make map data load more reliably across different cities and regions - Improved OSM request logic, including smarter matching, lighter requests, coordinate-based loading, and fewer duplicate fetches - Fixed cases where some cities or street datasets would fail to load correctly, including tricky edge cases in the US - Reduced app hangs and freezes across startup, route flow, area creation, and other heavy screens - Improved route saving and recovery, including support for restoring forgotten or interrupted walks - Added a more rewarding new street celebration, with improved in-app feedback when you discover a new street - Added notifications for newly completed streets, plus settings to control that experience - Improved post-route flows, including better timing for review prompts, notification prompts, and feedback sheets - Brought back and fixed onboarding paywall behavior - Added paywall support for Area creation - Improved the nearest new street experience with a cleaner presentation - Refined top stats and progress UI, including better ordering, completion states, and cleaner behavior when goals are not set - Updated parts of the map and menu UI, including layer switching, icons, buttons, sheets, and alignment fixes - Improved feedback collection, email follow-up flow, and cancellation-reason prompts - Expanded analytics and metrics to better understand route tracking, limits, notifications, subscription behavior, and user actions - Improved crash reporting and diagnostics with better symbolication and monitoring support

This update makes loading city streets much faster and more stable, so your progress on the map appears without long waits. We added a list of unvisited streets and the ability to route directly to a specific street or the nearest new one, making every walk, run, or ride more engaging. The route history screen has been redesigned, and sharing now looks much better with a clean map of your new streets. Daily goals are here, like opening 2 new streets, adding a bit of challenge to your GPS tracking. We also improved the main paywall and final route screen to better highlight the value of Pro and advanced routing. Push notifications, metrics, and the core funnel were refined to improve the overall experience. Plus, we fixed a bunch of small but annoying issues, making the app smoother across all devices. Here's what's new: - Faster and more reliable loading of city streets - Streets now continue loading even during an active route - Retry logic added if streets fail to load - Added list of unvisited streets with ability to open and route to them - New feature: route to the nearest new street - Improved planned and random route experience - Redesigned route history with better new streets tracking - Fixed incorrect new streets count in sharing and history - Improved sharing screen with more accurate stats and better layout - Added daily goals like "open 2 new streets" with progress tracking - Added goal completion feedback - Updated main paywall with clearer value and better CTA - Added "Unlock more streets" on the final route screen - Improved pause state visibility during a route - Renamed and clarified route control actions (Continue / Finish) - Improved GPS feedback when accuracy is low - Added push notifications after first route and on day 2-3 - Improved onboarding and core funnel tracking - Added more detailed analytics and user data in metrics - Fixed multiple UI issues on small screens - Fixed overlaps and layout bugs across map and cards - General performance improvements and bug fixes

Reduced excessive geocoding requests to improve stability and API usage. Improved keyboard dismissal behavior in text input flows. Added more live location context for better diagnostics.

Thanks for walking with Streets! This update brings city progress tracking, improved street matching, a redesigned route completion screen, better onboarding and map loading, plus bug fixes and performance improvements.

This update introduces a redesigned onboarding flow with new screens highlighting Random Routes and Avoid Visited Streets, along with an improved post-onboarding paywall experience. We’ve added a smoother full-screen paywall, refined pricing, removed the lifetime option, and improved subscription placements and tracking. Random route generation now includes a proper loading state and clearer primary actions, while smart features like Avoid and Loop have updated usage limits. We also fixed several issues across the app, including improvements to planned routes, location handling, and overall stability.

This update introduces Random Route generation based on your selected distance, with support for miles, steps, time, or calories. The map now automatically focuses on the generated route, with improved visuals including dashed planned routes and previous routes shown in grey. We’ve added a new Explore overlay that gradually reveals the areas you walk, with a refreshed green style and smoother rendering. The interface has been refined with updated left-side modes, consistent buttons, smoother animations, and multiple bug fixes for a more stable experience.

This update introduces the largest set of improvements we have ever released. Almost every part of the app has been upgraded based on user feedback, with new tools for planning, tracking, viewing, and managing your walks. New Features: - Street progress by city. Streets are now grouped by city, and you can see a completion percentage for each one. - Height and weight settings. Enter your own measurements for more accurate calorie calculations. - Notes for each walk. Add personal notes or details to any route in your history. - Recording indicator. A pulsing green animation shows when tracking is active. - Pause mode. Helps avoid incorrect tracking when you stop or go indoors. - Pinned locations. Long-press on the map to drop a pin and save favorite places with notes. - Distance and step goals. Set a goal (for example, 1 mile) and receive a notification when you reach it. - Export to PDF or image. Save or share an overview of all streets you have walked. - View past routes. Open any trip in History to see the exact streets you walked. - Interactive tutorial. A new help screen explains how to use the app. - Standing still alert. If you remain in one spot for several minutes during tracking, the app can remind you to pause or stop. - Route pre-planning. Select two points on the map to preview a route before walking it. - Elevation tracking. Elevation gained is now shown on the map, in trip details, and in total statistics. - Route editing. Remove unwanted parts of a route if tracking continued by mistake. - Manual route planner. Add point A, point B, and as many points as needed to calculate distance manually. - New onboarding. A redesigned first-launch experience. - Updated paywalls. Improved subscription screens both in onboarding and inside the app. - In-app PRO section. View everything included in the Pro version from within the app. - Admin improvements. Internal reliability and update tools added. - Haptic feedback. Subtle vibration responses added throughout the interface. - Street locator. Tap any street in the list to highlight it on the map and automatically zoom to it. Fixes and Improvements: - Fixed an issue where pausing failed after force-quitting the app. - Improved stability on older devices. - Better performance during tracking, rendering, and map interactions. - Many additional fixes and refinements for smoother everyday use.

We’ve added a new Total Stats section at the top of your walk history—see your total steps, distance, calories, minutes, and streets all in one place. Route cards and overall stats visuals have been improved. We also fixed bugs related to deleting entries and refreshing the list. The app is now more stable and responsive for a smoother tracking experience.

We’ve made some behind-the-scenes improvements to keep everything running smoothly. Thanks for using Streets!

We’ve added a feedback form so you can share ideas and impressions directly with us. Your input will help make our step and route tracker even better. Keep exploring new streets and making the most of your walks and runs!

This update fixes issues with analytics event tracking and improves route tracking stability in areas with weak GPS signal. Step and calorie counting are now more accurate, too.

You can now delete routes! Each route card has a new menu with extra actions, so it's easy to remove any you no longer need. Keep your walk history tidy and your screen clutter-free.

In this update, we've improved GPS tracking accuracy and enhanced the step counter. You can now plan walking, running, or cycling routes right in the app. See which streets you’ve already covered and set a goal to explore the entire city. Streets helps you stay active - and turns every outing into a little adventure.

In this update, we've added a quick way to contact the developers directly from your profile page. Now you can send us a message anytime — we read every submission and do our best to respond quickly. We've also improved the text input experience and made some small visual tweaks.