— We gave the user profile a nice makeover: now it's easier to access your content, settings, rewards, and more. — A treat for iPads: improved interface display in landscape mode.

— Now, when you start a public transport route on your smartphone, Urbi for Apple Watch will show convenient navigation tips: transfers, train cars, and so on. — In Moscow, real-time parking availability is now displayed — see how many spots are available right now. — CarPlay now alerts you about traffic jams ahead, so you’ll have time to change your route.

— We now show useful alternative routes for the moto navigator — for example, if a traffic jam appears ahead, we'll suggest turning earlier to avoid it. —Camera display improvements: if the speed exceeds the limit, the beam turns red; if within the limit, it stays blue. — You can now bump when a friend's card is open. — You can finally add not just photos but also videos in reviews.

— Adventure time! Try out the new ready-made tourist routes for pedestrians and cyclists. — We've added the ability to mark accidents, cameras, and roadworks on the map in CarPlay. Get a thumbs-up from other drivers for your tip! — Route optimization now works not only for cars but also for bike and scooter rides, as well as walking trips. Just tap "Optimize" — and 2GIS will arrange all your stops in the most convenient order.

— Adventure time! Try out the new ready-made tourist routes for pedestrians and cyclists. — We've added the ability to mark accidents, cameras, and roadworks on the map in CarPlay. Get a thumbs-up from other drivers for your tip! — Route optimization now works not only for cars but also for bike and scooter rides, as well as walking trips. Just tap "Optimize" — and 2GIS will arrange all your stops in the most convenient order.

What's new: — Updated the public transport stop cards — now they look neat, consistent, and easy to read. — Added the option to schedule a group trip with friends in advance. You'll immediately see participants who are already your Friends; others will become visible only after the trip starts. — Company cards now have a Jobs tab with current openings for that specific branch. Finding a job near home just got easier.

— If traffic jams hit level 10 or 11, the traffic indicator will rage on your behalf — complete with animation. Consider this your sign to maybe take the metro. — We’ve given Floors a bit of a facelift: navigating floor plans is now easier and more enjoyable.

— We’ve added more reactions to reviews: now you can use not only likes, but also other emojis. — You can now block pushy users so they can’t send you friend requests. You can manage your blacklist in Settings. — When building routes, we now provide weather information for your trip. — If you screenshot a route, we’ll suggest sending a link to the route or share your location instead.

What's new: — You can now share reviews. Copy the link and send it to your friends — let them read, take note, like, and subscribe. — Navigation mode will turn on automatically if you're driving faster than 25 km/h and not touching the screen — handy when you're behind the wheel. — And if you’re speeding, the screen will flash red to remind you to slow down — especially near speed cameras.

What's new: — You can now share reviews. Copy the link and send it to your friends — let them read, take note, like, and subscribe. — Navigation mode will turn on automatically if you're driving faster than 25 km/h and not touching the screen — handy when you're behind the wheel. — And if you’re speeding, the screen will flash red to remind you to slow down — especially near speed cameras.

What's new: — You can now share reviews. Copy the link and send it to your friends — let them read, take note, like, and subscribe. — Navigation mode will turn on automatically if you're driving faster than 25 km/h and not touching the screen — handy when you're behind the wheel. — And if you’re speeding, the screen will flash red to remind you to slow down — especially near speed cameras.

What's new: — Zoom in on the public transport map to see 3D models. Looks great! — Car route cards now display toll costs. — You can now react to messages in chats with friends, just like in other familiar messengers.

What's new: — A Live Activity widget for current walking or driving routes is now available on Apple Watch. It's good, we promise. — We’ve improved commuter trains: added train direction indicators and helpful platform information. Accurate train schedules are now considered in routes. — If your public transport route includes the metro, VoiceOver will read out the line number and intermediate stations.

What's new: — A Live Activity widget for current walking or driving routes is now available on Apple Watch. It's good, we promise. — We’ve improved commuter trains: added train direction indicators and helpful platform information. Accurate train schedules are now considered in routes. — If your public transport route includes the metro, VoiceOver will read out the line number and intermediate stations.

Get the latest updates before they melt: — You can now lock the map in the navigator so that the north is always on top. So to speak, the north remembers. — Add videos that speak volumes to Urbi. But please write reviews too. — Optimize routes with several stops with one magic button. — Privacy settings of Friends can now be opened directly from the profile. And if you suddenly want to hide the list of friends, you can now do that too.

Updates to keep you in the know: — whether your trip along your favourite car route will take longer today or as usual; — where your fellow travellers are located during your shared trip, regardless of whether you are friends with them or not.

Fighting off the fuss with the year's first release. In Friends on the map, you can now send emojis to several friends at once instead of individually. Just create a group chat and shoot. All Friends privacy fine-tuning can now be done from the general settings menu of the app — that's intuitive and easily accessible.

Fluffing up our game for winter. Here's what we've stocked up: — Now on Apple Watch, you can see your favorite places on the map. Simply enable the display of favorites in the Layers menu in the watch app. — Group chats — for managing group trips and all that jazz. You can create them through the chat menu in the Friends tab. — Speaking of friendship. Help a friend add your mutual friends to their map: you'll find the Recommend button at the bottom of their friend list. Notifications about recommendations can be disabled in settings. — Updated the map controls. What used to be round and old is now square and new. — Other petite pleasures: in the night theme, custom cursors now have glowing headlights.

Fluffing up our game for winter. Here's what we've stocked up: — Now on Apple Watch, you can see your favorite places on the map. Simply enable the display of favorites in the Layers menu in the watch app. — Group chats — for managing group trips and all that jazz. You can create them through the chat menu in the Friends tab. — Speaking of friendship. Help a friend add your mutual friends to their map: you'll find the Recommend button at the bottom of their friend list. Notifications about recommendations can be disabled in settings. — Updated the map controls. What used to be round and old is now square and new. — Other petite pleasures: in the night theme, custom cursors now have glowing headlights.

Here are some updates and improvements. – We’ve updated our search screen for public transport routes to show more useful information. And if the route ends with a long walk, you can now easily switch to the pedestrian navigator at this segment. – Meet the new GPS navigator cursor — it's spooky, but also cute. – Help a friend add your mutual friends to their map: you'll find the Recommend button at the bottom of their friend list. Notifications about recommendations can be disabled in the settings. – A friend hid from the map? We'll show a tip on how to ask them to turn geolocation back on in just two clicks. – Where is your friend now? Find out in no time: you can now set up a quick switch to a friend on the map via Shortcuts and Siri. – We’ve simplified the search for new developments that have realistic models. 3D models are now easy to find by a label in the search results or by a special filter. There's also a button in buildings' cards. Beauty is everywhere!

Here's what's new this time: — Share your current GPS navigator trip with others: we'll show your route, current location, and estimated arrival time via a link. — You can also see the destination, route and arrival time of a Friend on the map, if they travel somewhere. And if your arrival is a surprise, you can turn the setting off. — Added a hint on which street you're on in the navigator mode. — Super fast start: launch a route home or to work and open Friends on the map via Siri, or set up a shortcut.

Beautiful, crisp updates just for you. — We now display wide, realistic roads on the main map and when searching for routes. — Introducing much-anticipated Chats for Friends! Message each other without leaving the map. — Added notifications when a friend is nearby (can be turned off in settings). — If your public transport route includes walking, we’ll calculate the walking part in steps. — For cars with Cluster Display and HUD support: 2GIS for Carplay can now display mini-map data on the dashboard and show maneuvers on the windshield.

Here's what's new: — Stay informed of when your child has left school or come home. Just select specific places or an area on the map, and 2GIS will notify you when your child is there or has just left. — Now, the first authorization method we offer on the authorization screen is by phone number. Already logged in another way? Link your phone number to your profile in settings, confirm it, and you'll also be able to log in by phone. — We added the "Share route" button — it's at the end of the search results.

Here's what's new: — Stay informed of when your child has left school or come home. Just select specific places or an area on the map, and 2GIS will notify you when your child is there or has just left. — Now, the first authorization method we offer on the authorization screen is by phone number. Already logged in another way? Link your phone number to your profile in settings, confirm it, and you'll also be able to log in by phone. — We added the "Share route" button — it's at the end of the search results.

New features in the navigator. — Now, a realistic map is the default. You can change the display mode in the settings. — Customize sounds to your preferences: choose what notifications you want to hear and a comfortable volume. — We've also added more explicit warnings about speed cameras if you tend to miss them. Speeding tickets, you shall not pass!