Five new widgets, plus Lock Screen widgets, keep your footprints timeline in sight all day: where you are right now, how long you've been at work, a travel map of every city and country you've visited, and where you were on this day a year ago. • Five New Home Screen Widgets: Current Place shows where you are, when you arrived and how long you've stayed. Work Timer counts your time at work today and when you'll likely leave, and shows what you've earned so far if you enter your monthly salary. Pro adds three more: Activity Dots marks the days you did an activity, one dot per day; Footprint Map counts your cities and countries on a world map; On This Day takes you back to where you were last year, six months ago or last month. With Pro, the medium Current Place widget also comes with a map. • Lock Screen Widgets: Current Place, Today's Activity and Work Timer now fit on your Lock Screen, so you can check them without unlocking. • Copy for AI Analysis: On a sleep or workout details page, copy the whole page as text and paste it into the AI assistant you use to have it analyzed. Place names and device names are left out. • Day Note: Search now finds your Day Notes and takes you straight to the note. The one-day share image includes your Day Note, and you can write one on days with no activities. • Improvements and Fixes: Distances in imported footprint history are now measured along the recorded GPS route instead of estimated as straight lines, and they update on their own with no need to import again. In Photos, a device you add under My Devices stays added after a restart, and you can now remove a device, with the change syncing across your devices. In Dark Mode, half-height panels are darker and small text on the timeline is easier to read. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Relive every run, walk and night of sleep: workout details now open on a GPS track map colored by pace, sleep details add a sleep stage chart, and any trip can become one long image with its travel map and footprints to share with family and friends. • Workout Details, Redesigned: The top of the page is a map of your route, colored by pace, with a marker for every kilometer and the photos you took along the way. Scroll down for heart rate zones, the elevation profile and the weather when you set out, plus which workout of the month and year this was. Export the whole page as one long image. • Sleep Details, Redesigned: A night-sky header shows how long you slept and when you fell asleep and woke up. A new sleep stage chart lays out Awake, REM, Core and Deep sleep, with your heart rate through the night below it. • Share a Trip: Turn a trip into one long image, day by day, with the places you went, the routes between them and your photos, ready to send to family and friends. Privacy Mode hides place names and notes, and your home never appears in the image. • Improvements and Fixes: The Today's Footprint widget now shows the date and weekday. While you're moving, the end of your live route no longer sprouts a new dot every second. Dragging the cursor in your Day Note no longer switches to another day. Saving a photo from the full-screen viewer in Identify Objects no longer crashes the app. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Your footprints timeline now lives on your Home Screen: new widgets show today's activity ring, a weekly and monthly activity calendar, and a map of today's route, so your day is one glance away. • Home Screen Widgets: The Today Activity Ring widget is free and shows how your day splits across places, with an optional 24-hour bar in the medium size. You can count sleep or look at yesterday instead. Pro adds a week and month activity calendar (with the new cities you visited) and a large Today's Footprints map that lists the places you've been, in order. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

This update makes your footprints timeline and travel map more accurate: trip distances are no longer inflated, and each stop is saved at the place you were actually at. You can also choose which day your week starts. • Accurate Travel Distances: Some trips had their end point set to the stop after the one you actually arrived at, which could make your total distance far too large — a short drive sometimes showed up as thousands of kilometers. Distances now end where you actually arrived, and GPS jitter while you stand still no longer counts as distance. Your totals are recalculated automatically the next time you open your profile. • Start Your Week on Any Day: In Settings, "Start Week On" lets you pick Monday, Sunday, Saturday or your system setting. Weekly reports, stats and the calendar all follow your choice. • Data Export Is Now Free for Everyone: Export your activities and routes as CSV or GPX without Pro. iCloud backup is still a Pro feature. • More Accurate Places: A stop is now saved at the place closest to you instead of a nearby place you visit more often — no more showing "Home" while you were at the metro station down the road. • A Clearer Place Picker: When you change a visit's location, each suggestion shows the activity type it will get, and results are grouped into Saved and Nearby. The Change Location button now comes first on a visit. • Bigger Photos on Large iPhones: Photo thumbnails in your timeline now fill the whole row on Pro Max and other large screens. • Fixes and Polish: All Footprints now shows newly imported data right away. Before you edit GPS points on a day with activities you added by hand, you'll be told they will be replaced. Memory cards blur cleanly in Privacy Mode, and tapping a memory card gives a light haptic tap. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

This update fixes crashes on iOS 27, so your footprints timeline and GPS tracking run smoothly again — and you can now erase all your data and start fresh. • No More Crashes on iOS 27: On iOS 27 the app could quit right after you opened it or switched back to it. That's fixed. • Erase All Data: A new "Erase All Data" option in Settings deletes your visits, routes, places and generated images, so you can start recording from scratch. Your settings, Pro membership and iCloud backups are kept, and the app restarts once it's done. • Smarter "Last Visit" Reminders: Places you stop by briefly every day no longer tell you "Last time here was 5 months ago" — even a quick stop now counts as a visit. • A Glowing Year Progress Bar: Open the calendar and a colorful glow sweeps across the year progress bar. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Privacy Mode comes to your footprints timeline: when you hand someone your phone, record your screen or take a screenshot, place names, notes and photos are blurred, while what kind of places you visited and how long you stayed remain easy to read. • Privacy Mode: Turn it on from the timeline menu. Place names, notes, memory cards and photos are blurred right where they are, and map pins keep only their icons. A "Privacy" tag sits next to the date while it's on — tap it to turn it off. Exported timeline images can be blurred too, and the map no longer switches to satellite view. • See How Much of the Year Has Passed: Open the calendar to see which week it is, what percentage of the year is behind you and how many days are left. • Memory Cards Tidy Up on Their Own: Step away for a while and your memory cards are collapsed again when you come back. Places on each card are now listed by how long you stayed. • More Accurate Distances: When you move a visit to a new spot, the trips before and after it are recalculated from the new location, and total and daily distances in Reports update to match. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Memory cards on your footprints timeline are redesigned: this day in past years now comes first, no more swiping sideways, and one tap opens that day's photos and places. • Memories in a Compact List: Memory cards now stack vertically — last year and earlier years first, then six months ago and last month. Two show by default; tap +2 on the right to see the rest. • Choose How Far Back: Turn "six months ago" and "last month" on or off separately, or keep only this day in past years. • Flights Remembered: If you flew that day, the card shows your route, like Shanghai → Dubai → London. • Opens Instantly: Tapping a memory card opens that day's summary right away, and photos appear as they load. • One Bottom Bar Again: Based on your feedback, all footprints, the date, timeline and trips are back in a single bar. • Fixes: Swiping to change days no longer gets mistaken for flipping through memory cards, and memory cards no longer show a distance that could differ from that day's map. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Your footprints timeline gets a redesigned bottom bar and a clearer calendar, and you now choose how often memory cards resurface the places you visited a year ago. Place types are more accurate too. • Memory Cards, Your Way: Choose how often "this day last year" appears — off, only on trips and days you wrote something, or every day that has anything recorded. • Redesigned Bottom Bar: The bar now splits into three glass sections — all footprints, the date, and timeline plus trips — so switching days and opening your travel map takes one tap. • Clearer Calendar: Each day's ring is thinner and shows only its top three activity types, and a city that appears under two different spellings is now merged into one line. • Smarter Place Types: A library no longer shows up as an entertainment venue, and when you correct a place, its type follows the new place instead of keeping the old guess. • Fixes: Older days without GPS tracking show their route lines on the map again; the timeline button no longer stops responding after a cold start; and importing a file that has locations but no timestamps now tells you exactly why. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Your reports now show at a glance whether you spent more or less time than last period, with the difference highlighted and an up or down arrow. And when you look back at older footprints, places on the timeline map open their details with a tap. • Spot the Change: In Reports › Time Allocation, the comparison with last week or last month now highlights the difference and adds an up or down arrow, so you can tell right away whether you worked or slept more. • Easier-to-Read Charts: Durations under an hour now show in minutes, and date axes use short dates instead of getting cut off. Usual Time of Day marks 0, 6, 12 and 18, lined up with the bars. When you switch dates, the previous period stays on screen until the new numbers are ready, with no flash of "no data". • Open Places on Older Days: When browsing earlier days, tap a place on the map to open its details, just like on recent days. • Place Types Without the Extra Tap: Place types recognized from the map now apply directly, with no need to tap Confirm. The line under a place's title wraps instead of being cut off. • Fixes: The Places and Activity Types lists open already sorted, and names sort correctly in every language. Type pickers now show 5 per row. Tapping around the date bar no longer hides all the map buttons by accident. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Your footprints now know what kind of place you visited. DeerGo reads the map and fills in the place type for every visit, so your timeline and GPS tracking show at a glance where you've been, with no more picking types by hand. • Place Types, Filled In for You: Each visit's place type now comes straight from the map, across 50 types in 11 groups, from cafés and restaurants to hotels, parks and stations. If it's right, tap Confirm and future visits to that place will use it too; if not, pick another. Your earlier visits will be filled in gradually as well. • More Photos on Your Timeline: Each stop now shows up to 5 photos, with a "+N" on the last one when there are more. You can choose 1 to 5 in Settings. • Clean Map Screenshots: Tap an empty spot on the timeline map to hide all the buttons and stats, leaving just your places and route. Tap again to bring them back. • See Why Tracking Stopped: The new Starts & Stops page in Settings › Recording Mode lists every time GPS tracking started or stopped, and why, so a gap in your route is easy to explain. Copy it with one tap; it's also attached automatically when you use Report a Problem. • Small Changes: "Back to Today" has moved to the end of the stats row as a quieter "↩ Today". The map now keeps your route clear of the side buttons, and reframes it when you open the timeline drawer. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Memory cards on your timeline now open a quick look back at that day's footprints, and they bring back the same day last month and six months ago too. • That Day at a Glance: Tap a memory card to see the photos you took, the places you went with when you arrived and how long you stayed, and what you wrote that day, all on one card. Tap "View that day's timeline" when you want every detail. • More Days to Look Back On: Besides the same day in past years, memory cards now also show the same day last month and six months ago, with the most recent first. • Small Changes: If the entry you picked has no note, the memory card shows that day's journal instead of staying empty. Browsing around New Year no longer labels the day you're viewing as "last year". The menu option is now called "Show Memory Cards". Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Your footprints map opens much faster, and you can now tap any GPS tracking point on it to see when it was recorded. Switching days on your timeline feels smoother too. • Less Waiting: Switching days on the timeline and opening your footprints map are both quicker. Routes on the footprints map that used to take several seconds to appear now show up almost as soon as it opens, and your phone stays cooler while you browse. • Tap a Point, Back to the Moment: Tap any GPS point on your footprints map to see when it was recorded and step to the points before and after it. Jump straight to that day on your timeline with the same point already selected. • A Tidier Footprints Map: The map now shows your GPS points without joining them with lines, so places where you spend a lot of time, like home and work, no longer turn into a tangle. Where you stayed, only the points from when you arrived and left remain, and points grow as you zoom in. • Fixes and Small Changes: Exporting your timeline as a long image no longer gives you a blank picture. The time range on the footprints map now starts in the same month as the slider and shows the year. Days from records you imported now show the same map as recent days. On iOS 26, pop-up cards use the system's translucent glass look. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Every pin on your travel map now sits where your GPS tracking actually had you, and a place Retrace can't name with confidence waits for you to name it. Open a place to find the photos you took there, right beside your footprints. • Asks Instead of Guessing: When even the nearest match is too far away to trust, Retrace no longer writes down a wrong name. The place shows the neighbourhood it's in, with a grey "?" on the map. Open the visit and swipe through the suggestions: tap one to see it on the map next to where you were, and nothing is saved until you press the button. You can also name the place on the spot or search for it. Been there more than once? Choose whether to change only this visit or all of them. • Photos on Place Pages: Open a place and the photos you took there sit right under the buttons, newest first, and you can browse all of them grouped by visit. City pages get a strip of recent shots from around the city too. • Pins Where You Actually Were: Each visit's pin sits on the spot where it was recorded, not in the middle of a big park or campus. Visits only share a pin when they were recorded at the same spot. Tap one and the map draws the circle around where you were, lights up the GPS points from that stay, and sizes the circle to fit them. • A Faster, Cleaner Footprints Map: Your footprints across all time now open right on the map you're looking at, and the map stays where you left it when you switch back. Routes only connect points recorded one after another, so a subway ride no longer draws a straight line across the city. The places you visit most get a label, and a clearer time range button lets you pick which months to show. • How Long You Stayed, at a Glance: Under the title of a visit or trip card you'll see when it started, when it ended and how long it lasted, even at half height. Editing the time moved to the buttons along the bottom. • Fixes: Photos from years ago no longer land on a visit they have nothing to do with. Past visits on a place page show the year and what you did there. Closing a card or sliding the timeline up and down leaves the map where you zoomed it. Times that span midnight are no longer cut off in a card's title. Opening a place from a card draws its circle on the map. The country list lost its blank last row and no longer counts one country too many, and workout names such as Running and Strength Training now appear in your language. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Your footprints now add up the way you would count them yourself: a pin on your travel map says you came twice, and opening it shows both visits, including the one that ran past midnight. • The Number on a Pin Adds Up: Go back to the same place twice in a day and the pin shows 2 — open it and both are there. It used to say 2 and open to one. A stay that begins one night and ends the next morning now counts on both days, instead of going missing from the day you spent most of. • A Tap That Answers Back: Some taps change something you cannot see at that moment: opening a place's stats, moving between visits to the same place, turning the route or the satellite map on and off. Those answer with a light tap of their own now. • Fixes: A note you write for a day now looks like every other card on your timeline, instead of standing out as the brightest thing on the page. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Where were you a year ago today? The top of your timeline now looks back at the same date and shows you the footprints you left there. Places you keep returning to sit under a single pin on your travel map, and GPS tracking has a switch in Control Center. • On This Day, a Year Ago: The top of your timeline looks back at the same date in earlier years. If you spent time somewhere you don't usually go, or wrote something down that day, a card appears with the places and the words you left there. Tap it to jump straight to that day. You can turn it off in the drawer menu. • A Place, on a Page of Its Own: Open a place and its address and type are up top, with favourite, rename and map right underneath. Below that: how many times you've been, how long you've stayed, when you first came and when you last did. Then the hours you tend to be there, and what you usually do. The map opens full screen, where you can move the centre, resize the circle, or fix a single GPS point. • Three Visits, One Pin: Go back to the same spot three times in a day and the map used to stack three identical pins on it. Now it's one pin with the count in the corner. Tap it to see each visit of that day, then tap one to open it. • One Card for One Activity: Visits and trips open as a half-height card you can read at a glance and swipe up for more, instead of a full page you have to back out of. The buttons you actually use sit along the bottom: change place, favourite, turn into a trip, edit time. A trip card names where it started and where it ended, and tapping either end takes you there without closing the card. A place Retrace worked out for you can be confirmed with one tap, with nearby candidates right beside it. • Search Places You've Never Been: Search now reaches Apple Maps as well. Type a shop or a park you have never visited, see how far away it is, and tap the row for directions in Apple Maps, Google Maps or AMap. Anywhere already in your records is matched up instead of listed twice. • Start Tracking Without Opening the App: Put Retrace's switch in Control Center and turn GPS tracking on or off from there. The home screen icon comes in dark and tinted versions now too. • Fixes: "Back to where I am" used to work only on today, and now works on any day. The track being recorded right now is drawn the same way as the ones already sorted out. Swiping through memory cards no longer flips the day by accident, and an overnight stay says which two days it covers. Switching between activities can no longer land a note or a cover photo on the wrong one. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Bring your footprints with you: import your GPS tracking history from other trackers, pick places straight off the map, and export every point of your travel map. • Import From Other Apps: Switching trackers no longer means starting from an empty timeline. Retrace now reads exports from StepOfMyWorld, LingGan Footprints, Life Dots and GoLog, plus plain GPX files from any other app and your own Retrace export. Pick which days to bring in, and they end up as places, trips and routes just like the days Retrace recorded itself. • Picking a Place, Rebuilt on Apple Maps: Tap a shop or park right on the map to use it as your place, search by name, or press and hold an empty spot to create a place of your own. Drag the edge of the circle to set how far the place reaches, and see at a glance which suggestions come from the map and which you already saved. • Imports That Tell You What They're Doing: Reading a large file is now about seven times faster, the progress you see counts real points instead of a made-up percentage, and you can stop an import midway instead of waiting it out. • Export Every Point: Alongside the activity sheet, you can now export your raw GPS track as a CSV — one row per point, with time, coordinates, altitude, accuracy and speed. • One Place, One Entry: Places that had quietly been saved twice are now merged into one, so a spot you visit often stops splitting its history across duplicates. • Fixes: Nearby suggestions stuck on spots kilometres away can be cleared from Settings; a note you wrote no longer gets copied onto two cards when a stay is split in two; and a rare freeze while loading photo thumbnails on a locked phone could silently stop recording — that's fixed. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Cleaner GPS tracking detail: tap any point on your track and you see just that point, with your timeline and travel map staying out of the way. • The GPS Point Card No Longer Gets Buried: If you opened a place from the map and then tapped a point on your track, the two cards sat on top of each other and the one underneath couldn't be tapped. Opening a GPS point now tucks the place card away, and the map stays right where it was. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Importing years of footprints is now dramatically faster, and your timeline and travel map stay true to every place you've been. • Much Faster History Import: Bringing in years of GPS tracks from other apps now finishes in minutes instead of half an hour — a full year of travel that used to take over 20 minutes is ready in about 4. • Place Names Fill In Sooner: After an import, places you've already visited get their names right away instead of waiting in line. • Daily Distance at a Glance: The daily summary on your map now shows a distance slot on every day with trips, so you can see what Pro adds to your day. • Fewer Duplicate Places: Standing right at the center of a place you've saved no longer creates a duplicate — the app recognizes it correctly. • Under the Hood: Leaner code throughout for better stability. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

More accurate GPS tracking keeps your footprints, timeline, and travel map true to what actually happened. • More Accurate Routes: Real driving trips, like U-turns and quick loops, are no longer mistakenly erased as GPS drift — your distance and timeline now match what actually happened. • Faster Tracking Resume: Activities that start right after you stop moving are no longer missed, so there are fewer gaps in your timeline. • Faster Subscription Pricing: Prices load right when you open the app instead of showing outdated results left over from a background wake-up. • Under the Hood: Easier-to-spot selected GPS marker color on the map, plus general stability improvements. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

DeerGo now speaks seven more languages — your footprints, timeline and travel map read naturally in Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, alongside English and Chinese. • Ten Languages In All: Every screen is translated, from GPS tracking and trips to reports and your AI life diary — around 1,600 phrases per language, proofread screen by screen rather than pushed through a machine. • Dates and Numbers The Local Way: Dates follow the order your language actually uses, and decimals use the separator you expect, so a distance and a duration on the same screen finally agree with each other. • Country Names You Can Read: Places, cities, countries and search results now name countries in the language you set. Traditional Chinese used to show Japan as "Gyapan"; Japanese, Korean and Portuguese only ever got English. Both are fixed. • Videos Start As You Reach Them: In full screen, swipe to a video and it plays on its own — no second tap on the play button. Sliding fast along the thumbnail strip stays quiet. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Your videos now live on the timeline too — DeerGo 1.21.5 puts every clip you shot on the map beside your footprints, adds a daily journal, and makes flicking through days dramatically faster. • Videos on Your Timeline: Clips you shot are matched to your GPS tracking route the same way photos are, and play right inside the full-screen viewer. Live Photos now play their sound too — quietly, mixed with whatever you're already listening to, and always respecting your silent switch. • One Note for the Whole Day: Activity notes answer "what happened at this place." The new daily note answers "how was this day." Write it at the bottom of the timeline or at the top of any trip day — it's the same note in both places. • Days That Flip Instantly: Switching days used to stall while DeerGo searched your photo library each time. It now reads one window at a time, so day switching drops from about a second to instant, and the trip list opens without waiting on covers. • Steadier Photo Strips: The scattered tilt on trip photos flattens while you swipe and settles back when you stop, so a fast scroll no longer reads as a shaky screen. • Fixes: The switches in the map panel respond again, the map frames your route properly after switching days instead of hiding its ends behind panels, cover photos that can't load no longer draw as empty frames, the Done button for activity notes moved next to the note itself, tapping a date in a trip lands on that day's header, and the delete-backup dialog shows the backup date again. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Your footprints, timeline and travel map now come with pictures — DeerGo 1.21.4 brings your photos into every trip and makes flicking through them far faster. • Trips Now Show Your Photos: Each trip card carries three white-bordered prints from that journey, and the trip page adds a swipeable strip of every photo you took along the way. The three cover slots are independent — pin the ones you love and let the rest keep picking themselves. • Flick Through a Whole Day in Seconds: Full-screen photos now have a thumbnail filmstrip instead of dots. Press and slide to run through the day, with a light tap as each photo comes up. • Rename or Delete Your Own Activity Types: Press and hold a type you created right in the type picker to edit or delete it, instead of hunting for it under Profile. If it still has activities, DeerGo asks where to move them first. • One Color Per Type, Everywhere: Fitness used to show green on the map and orange elsewhere. Maps, reports and the picker now agree. • Tracks You Can Read On Satellite: On satellite and privacy maps the imagery is now a shade lighter, so your GPS tracking route stands out against it while street names stay sharp. • Sort Trips by Year: A new sort button reads your travels oldest-first or newest-first, whichever you prefer. • Prices That Always Load: On some networks the upgrade page could keep spinning without showing prices. DeerGo now reads them straight from the App Store, so they show up even on a poor connection. • Fixes: The checkmark is back in the timeline sort menu, place names resolve faster and use less data, and the first location fix right after you grant permission no longer gets stuck waiting, and the lifetime plan shows its original-price tag correctly. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Look back on your footprints, timeline and travel map in comfort — DeerGo 1.21.2 polishes full-screen photos and makes saving favorite trips clearer. • Full-Screen Photos That Match Your Theme: Photos now open on a light background in Light Mode and a dark one in Dark Mode, just like the Photos app. Closing a photo no longer flashes, and opening and closing feel smoother throughout. • Gentler Motion When You Need It: If you use Reduce Motion, full-screen photos now fade in and out instead of flying across the screen, while pinch and drag stay just as direct as before. • Clear Confirmation for Favorite Trips: Adding or removing a favorite trip now shows a short confirmation, so you always know it worked — and removing a favorite from the trip detail page works correctly again. • Clearer Wording, Fewer Dead Ends: The photo menu now says exactly what it does when it opens the Photos app, and an option that could not deliver what it promised has been removed. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

See your footprints, timeline, GPS tracking and travel map more clearly — DeerGo 1.21.1 brings a more useful Reports page and richer trip stories. • Reports at a Glance: See how your time is divided in one compact view, compare work, sleep and time at home with the previous period, and open any activity for detailed totals, daily trends and its full history calendar. Distance now has a cleaner summary with total, daily average and change from the previous period. • Photos and Notes in Every Trip: Each day of a trip now brings together your recorded places, notes and matching photos. Switch days without losing the trip map at the top, or jump straight to that day in your timeline. • Smarter GPS Tracking: If an automatic recording starts but you never move, DeerGo now stops it after 10 minutes instead of running for an hour, saving battery without shortening real journeys. • Smoother Every Day: Routes stay sharp when switching between very different map areas, full-screen photos open and close without a flash, edited notes refresh as soon as you leave the detail page, and the timeline date control takes up less space. Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com

Cleaner GPS tracking and a travel map you can search — DeerGo 1.21.0 lets you tidy up your recorded footprints day by day and find any trip in seconds. • Fix Your Recorded Track by Hand: A new day-by-day editor draws every location point of that day on a map. Circle stray points with one finger, delete the ones that never happened, and your timeline updates immediately. Anything you select can also be saved out as a GPX file. • Search and Save Your Favorite Trips: Look up a trip by name, city or date, and star the ones worth keeping close — from the list or from the trip itself. Your favorites stay put as new days are recorded. • Trips That Open Faster: Route maps are reused instead of drawn again every time, so the list appears quickly and uses far less data. The day strip now highlights the day you scrolled to, cards react the moment you press them, and the map stays full-screen even when you fling the page to the top. • Small Things That Add Up: Cards throughout the app now respond to your touch, VoiceOver reads out the time of each stop on a trip, and English no longer says "1 trips". Update now and begin your journey toward a smarter life. If you have any questions or suggestions, email samsong30000@gmail.com