- A warmer new look and a redesigned dark mode - List or map: switch at the top of every trip - 2 free itineraries to plan your day - The 10-video pack now includes 5 itineraries - Fixes: adding from Google Maps, trip cover photos, the Home screen after a scan

• A fresh, cleaner design across the app • Much faster: screens open instantly • New offers: Trip Pass (30 days) and a 10-video Pack, no subscription needed • Clearer scan screen showing your video while it's analysed • Itineraries: the ones you opened last now come first • Smoother first scan and various fixes

New in feedtrip: • Trips with friends: invite friends into a trip and everyone adds their spots to the same map. Joining is free for them. • Try it on a real video: new here? Scan one of our videos in a tap, free. • Example trips on Home to see what feedtrip does before your first scan. • New icons for Plan my day and Pro. • Small fixes here and there.

New in feedtrip: • Add from TikTok, Instagram or Google Maps: tap the app at the top of Home and feedtrip shows you how to share. • Your latest finds on Home, with the places from each video. • Press and hold a trip to share it, open its map or delete it. • A little party when you've visited every place in a trip. • A smoother map and gentler animations. • Several fixes.

What's new in 1.0.13: • Sharing from TikTok, Instagram or Google Maps now works even when the app is closed • A clearer queue: see each video as soon as it's done, tap the bar to follow the scan, clear finished ones • The progress ring keeps moving while a video is scanned • A cleaner, flatter light mode • Fixes and improvements

New in 1.0.12: • A queue: share several videos in a row, they run one by one • A fresh, clearer look, with a Paste button on Home • Dark mode (Profile › Appearance) • The app now speaks French and Spanish • Plan my day can start from your hotel or where you are • Clearer itineraries, with stops that are easy to reorder • Nicer shared trips • Fixes and improvements

A big update, focused on reliability and a few things you asked for. • No more trip limit on the free plan: create as many trips as you like. • Places you add to a trip now always land in it, and nothing is saved halfway if something goes wrong. • Deleting a trip or an itinerary can now be undone. • Plan my day fills a whole day, lets you remove a stop, and opens in Google Maps with every place named. • A new launch screen, a lighter app, and trips that open straight onto their layout instead of a blank loading page. • Your home and your profile show the same numbers. Thanks for all the feedback. Keep it coming at feedtrip.app/contact.

A scan you can follow The progress screen now reports what is actually happening instead of counting seconds: fetching the post, watching the video, finding the places on the map. It shows places as they are found, tells you when one was already saved, and keeps going if you switch apps. Your stats, the same everywhere Home and profile now show the same four figures: places kept, places visited, trips and countries. Under them, how many extractions you have used this month and how many are left. Your month starts on your day If you subscribed on the 7th, your allowance now resets on the 7th, not on the 1st of the month. A profile worth scrolling A new look, with what you save most, your subscription and every setting in one place. Opening a place in Google Maps It used to open a dropped pin in the middle of nowhere. It opens the place. Also in this version - Tap a pin on the map and you see your own note and the note from the video - A shared trip now shows every place in it - Flags are round everywhere - The home screen loads noticeably faster - When something is down, the app says so instead of looking broken - A video with no places in it now tells you so

Search inside a trip to find a spot instantly, handy when a trip has grown long. Clearer guidance when a pasted link cannot be read.

Fixed a case where sharing a video showed no progress screen. Small fixes.

Smarter day plans! "Plan my day" now knows opening hours, so you are never sent to a closed door. Cafes open your morning, bars wait for the evening, and long hops show real ride times. Too much for one day? The plan tells you and offers an extra day instead of cramming everything in. Picking your stops is easier too: spots are grouped by neighborhood and show their distance, so your day stays compact. Plus: nicer emails, more reliable spot removal, and lots of polish.

Fixed a rare case where sharing a video right after opening the app could save the same trip twice. Results now settle reliably after every scan. Flags for 105 more countries.

Every place now carries a line from the video it came from, what to order, when to go, what to avoid sitting just above your own notes. It appears only when the post actually said something about that place, and says so plainly when it didn't. A trip someone shares with you can now be kept. One tap files every place into your own map, by city. Signing out on one device no longer signs you out everywhere else. If the app had been logging you out on its own, that's why. Mistyped your email address? We'll spot the likely slip before your account is created. Opening a day in Apple Maps now says what it can do: Apple can only take you to the first stop, so the button says so. Google still gets the whole route. Place lookups now run on our own servers rather than from your phone, which keeps our keys off your device.

Shared trips now open straight in the app when you have it installed, instead of opening a web page. Routes now open on foot. Apple Maps was planning your day by car, so a 1.8 km walk through a town centre came out as a 5 km drive. On iPhone you can also choose whether a route opens in Apple Maps or in Google Maps. Links that cannot be scanned are recognised before they cost you anything. Paste an Instagram story, a highlight or a profile and the app tells you what to open instead, rather than running a scan and reporting that it found nothing. Your trips are ordered by what you last worked on rather than by when you made them. Adding places to a trip counts as working on it, so a scan that fills a city you already had brings it back to the top instead of leaving it where it was. A search field appears once you have more than a handful. Creating a trip now needs only a city. The name is optional and takes the city's name if you leave it blank. Fixed: the tracking permission question could come back on later launches after you had already answered it. Fixed: when a purchase could not go through, the app blamed the network whatever the real cause was. It now says what actually happened, and tells you when signing in again is what is needed. Fixed: staying in the app for a long stretch could leave your session stale, which showed up as saves and scans failing until you reopened the app. Fixed: sharing a trip put the link in the message twice.

Every spot now remembers where it came from. Open a place and you will find the TikTok or Instagram post that recommended it, its creator, and a still from the video, so you can watch it again before you go. Notes are back where you can reach them. Tap any spot in a trip to write what you want to remember about it, and see it straight from the list. A new three-screen introduction that shows what feedtrip does instead of describing it. Sign-in problems now say what went wrong. If a password is too short or an email is already taken, the screen tells you, instead of doing nothing. Saving a note or reordering a trip is now immediate. Importing a video from your camera roll has been removed. It relied on a service we no longer run, and every place people actually save comes from a link.

Plan your day by category, so you can build a food-only afternoon or head straight for the museums. Select several places at once to delete them, and get a heads-up when a link brings in somewhere you have already saved. A rewritten Help & FAQ that actually answers things, Google Maps links included. Your places now appear as soon as they are found, instead of after everything is filed. Fixes: sharing a link no longer counts as several scans, subscriptions bought on the App Store unlock straight away, and opening a saved itinerary no longer closes the app.