Ride details • New: climbs. Radltracker finds the climbs of a ride on its own and lists them with category (4 to HC), position, length, average gradient, elevation gain and time – for older rides too. • New: stops. A tile of its own shows how often you stopped along the way, and yellow dots on the map show where – at which traffic light, for instance. Waiting before the start and pauses don't count. • Both follow the section you pick: outbound and return show their own climbs and stops. • The colour button above the elevation profile no longer wraps onto two lines. Voice announcements • Announcements now use the best voice installed on the iPhone. With a voice marked “Enhanced” or “Premium” they sound much more natural – free to download in the iPhone settings under Accessibility → Spoken Content → Voices.

Profile • New: your exact date of birth – optional. Enter it and you turn a year older on your birthday instead of on 1 January. Your age is shown right in the profile, and the basal metabolic rate for calories uses it too. • Your age is now also correct when the iPhone is set to a calendar other than the Gregorian one.

Maps and sections • The map of a ride can now be shown full screen. • Rides that turned around somewhere can be viewed section by section: outbound, return and everything in between. Stats, elevation profile, chart and splits follow the selection – so you can see whether the way back really was faster. • Opening a ride now shows the whole route right away instead of half the world. • The elevation profile gets its own colour: speed, elevation or plain. Sharing • Choose the map type – standard or satellite – for the image and the PDF report. • “Save to Photos”, “Print” and “Create video” are readable again. Recording • After stopping, “Save ride” and “Save & share” sit at the bottom edge, no scrolling needed. • GPS accuracy is shown precisely: below one metre in centimetres. • New in settings: the measurement rate, from every second to every ten.