Finish a lap and the city's route now draws itself, closing the loop you just walked. New • A lap you complete is marked with the course drawn out, and the total steps you have walked on it • Major landmarks can now show a tour of that place (advertising) Changed • Choosing a checkpoint you have passed takes you straight there, instead of opening it inside the list first • The app now always uses the dark appearance Fixed • The checkpoint you had gone back to could be lost when you closed the full-screen view • A white band could appear at the top of the screen in light appearance

Rome and Madrid have grown. Each course now visits eleven landmarks instead of five, with a longer walk between them. New places to walk • Rome — Spanish Steps, Villa Borghese, Piazza del Popolo, Castel Sant'Angelo, St. Peter's Basilica, Mouth of Truth • Madrid — Almudena Cathedral, Temple of Debod, Plaza de Cibeles, Retiro Park, Prado Museum, Reina Sofia Also new • The widget keeps up with your steps without needing the app opened • Each course keeps its own progress, so switching between them no longer starts you over • Places you have already walked past stay in your journal after you complete a lap • See which lap you are on • Each checkpoint now shows how many steps it took to get there • Open a place from your journal and the main view goes there Fixed • The widget now names the landmark you have reached • Some landmarks, including the Arc de Triomphe, showed the wrong view • The route map now follows the streets • Today's step count could read as zero for a moment when the app opened