Your Atlas counts England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as places of their own, and your passport stamps always match the countries on your map. If Carreh only knew you had been to the United Kingdom, it asks you once which parts you visited. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Tell Carreh where you live. Add your home city, or more than one, and the restaurants, events and activities you book there are saved as Plans at home instead of becoming trips. Each plan counts down like a trip, bookings on the same day are grouped together, and a reminder comes before each one. Flight searches start from your home airport, eSIMs are no longer suggested for the country you live in, and your Atlas shows your home. Your Atlas now counts every kind of booking: restaurants, experiences and ground travel sit beside your stays and flights, your map shows where you went by road, rail and sea, and each country shows what you booked there. Reminders now cover every booking in a trip, from a dinner to a ferry, including when to cancel by. Tell Carreh Advisor you have moved and it offers to update your home, changing nothing until you confirm. Sync with Flight Board now lives in More, with a clearer screen that shows where each flight will go. Carreh Assistant is now called Carreh Advisor. Refunded invoices show what came back, screens are cleaner throughout, and security has been strengthened.

Adding a flight by number or route is more reliable. Friend Trips refreshes properly, keeps your trips visible while updating, and makes past trips easier to find. Flight details and aircraft information are clearer. Improvements to flight status and Live Activities.

Adding a flight by number or route is more reliable. Friend Trips refreshes properly, keeps your trips visible while updating, and makes past trips easier to find. Flight details and aircraft information are clearer. Improvements to flight status and Live Activities.

Adding a flight by number or route is more reliable. Friend Trips refreshes properly, keeps your trips visible while updating, and makes past trips easier to find. Flight details and aircraft information are clearer. Improvements to flight status and Live Activities.

Adding a flight by number or route is more reliable. Friend Trips refreshes properly, keeps your trips visible while updating, and makes past trips easier to find. Flight details and aircraft information are clearer. Improvements to flight status and Live Activities.

Your live flight now sits on a real map. Satellite imagery, every city named, and the aeroplane moves on its own as you fly. In dark mode the map is dark too. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

On an iPad, an open iPhone Duo and other wide screens, the menu down the side now names every section and highlights the one you are on. Home is laid out in clear sections: your Advisor beside your next trip, then your travel, then suggestions. Logg opens your latest trip beside the list, and text is no longer cut short. This week's new features, from trips that clash to the page that explains an eSIM before you buy it, now read in all 24 languages, and Apple's own buttons and permission prompts now appear in your language too. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

On an iPad and other wide screens, Carreh now uses the room: Home sits in two columns, the sections live in a floating dock by your thumb, Atlas shows your travel in numbers beside the map, and Logg opens the trip you are on next to the list. This week's new features, from trips that clash to the page that explains an eSIM before you buy it, now read in all 24 languages. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Look around before you sign in: the tour now sits at the top of the first screen, beside Language, so it is always in view. From the last update: Carreh tells you when two bookings clash, group chat keeps a message that did not send so you can try again, you hear when a plan changes, saved places sort by what is nearest to you, border rules say when they were checked, and one plain page explains an eSIM before you buy it. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Carreh now tells you when two bookings clash: a flight during a tour, a transfer with no time to spare, or two stays on one night. Look at the top of your bookings. Group chat keeps a message that did not send and lets you tap to try again. On a group trip you now hear when a plan changes, not only when one is added, with who changed what. Saved places can be sorted by what is nearest to you and filtered to the ones rated four stars and up. Border rules say when they were checked and what they were checked against. Before you buy an eSIM, one plain page says where it works, what you get, how it activates and when a refund applies. Ask Siri about more than flights: your next trip, your next booking, the countries in your Atlas, what is left on your eSIM, what is on today and your Carreh euros. You can look around the app before creating an account. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Ask Siri about more than flights: your next trip, the trip you are on, your next booking, the countries in your Atlas, what is left on your eSIM, what is on today and your Carreh euros. A story notification now opens the story it names. Carreh now fits the screen it is on. On an iPad, in Split View or on any wide display, the five sections sit in a rail, Atlas and Logg open their country, city or trip beside the list, and Home keeps a comfortable reading width. On a phone nothing moves. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Carreh now fits the screen it is on. On an iPad, in Split View or on any wide display, the five sections sit in a rail, Atlas and Logg open their country, city or trip beside the list, and Home keeps a comfortable reading width. On a phone nothing moves. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Carreh now fits the screen it is on. On an iPad, in Split View or on any wide display, the five sections sit in a rail, Atlas and Logg open their country, city or trip beside the list, and Home keeps a comfortable reading width. On a phone nothing moves. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Carreh now fits the screen it is on. On an iPad, in Split View or on any wide display, the five sections sit in a rail, Atlas and Logg open their country, city or trip beside the list, and Home keeps a comfortable reading width. On a phone nothing moves. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Your Atlas is never shown empty while it is loading. If your countries cannot be reached for a moment, Carreh says so and offers to try again, instead of showing zeros. Opening Carreh from Flight Board to link the two is quicker. The first screens are simpler, with our own artwork throughout. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Carreh reads better on iPad. In portrait and landscape the screens stay on a readable measure instead of stretching edge to edge. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Carreh reads better on iPad. In portrait and landscape the screens stay on a readable measure instead of stretching edge to edge. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Sign in with a passkey. Use Face ID or Touch ID instead of a password. Add one under Settings, Security, Passkeys, and it works on your other Apple devices too. You can name, rename and remove your passkeys, and removing one always asks you to confirm it is you first. Nothing biometric is ever stored: your face and fingerprint stay on your device. Every message now reads in plain language. When something goes wrong, the app tells you what happened and what to do next, never a technical code. Your trip pages tell the truth: the recap counts every city you visited, the itinerary shows every day of the trip, the map frames your places, and a layover across midnight is timed correctly. An eSIM with time left is no longer listed as ended, the forwarding address shows on the Logg card, and the Wrapped ring says when it is not ready instead of loading forever. Attaching a travel pass is more reliable, including on a slower connection. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Sign in with a passkey. Use Face ID or Touch ID instead of a password. Add one under Settings, Security, Passkeys, and it works on your other Apple devices too. You can name, rename and remove your passkeys, and removing one always asks you to confirm it is you first. Nothing biometric is ever stored: your face and fingerprint stay on your device. Every message now reads in plain language. When something goes wrong, the app tells you what happened and what to do next, never a technical code. Your trip pages tell the truth: the recap counts every city you visited, the itinerary shows every day of the trip, the map frames your places, and a layover across midnight is timed correctly. An eSIM with time left is no longer listed as ended, the forwarding address shows on the Logg card, and the Wrapped ring says when it is not ready instead of loading forever. Attaching a travel pass is more reliable, including on a slower connection. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Attaching a travel pass is more reliable, including on a slower connection. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Attaching a travel pass is more reliable, including on a slower connection. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Attaching a travel pass is more reliable, including on a slower connection. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Attaching a travel pass is more reliable, including on a slower connection. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Attaching a travel pass is more reliable, including on a slower connection. Bug fixes and stability improvements.