Scanning your tickets now builds the whole route, and Edit Trip can change who's travelling. • Scan several tickets at once and every flight, train and bus lands on the route in order, each stop with its own days • Airports are placed by the code printed on the ticket instead of being guessed • A red-eye flight home ends the trip on the day it takes off • Edit Trip now changes the trip type and who's travelling, and the checklist follows: rows the new answers need are added, and untouched ones they no longer need are removed • The editor opens straight on its fields, with the ticket scanner beside the trip's name • In mainland China, guides and bookings read from screenshots come back more reliably

A plan you can use, sooner: the first run builds a trip for you, and a few screenshots or one booking confirmation are enough to start. • First run plans a trip: say how you usually start — from screenshots and saved posts, from a flight or hotel already booked, or from just a place and some dates — and BeforeGo reads it, builds the trip and opens it • Read first, then show: what you add is read where you added it, and the destination, the dates it states and every day's places are listed in full before anything is written — and a flight, a hotel and a train handed over together are all three read, not only the first • Transport and Stay are now two pages of their own on the trip plan, and an empty one offers to read your ticket or confirmation instead of showing a blank list • Bookings read as tickets: the card leads with the moment, sets the route in display type, and keeps seat, gate, reference and reminder along its foot — and can put its own card on the Lock Screen, which now leads with your next departure • A stay draws itself on a map, and a flight's or a ride's endpoints can be pinned by picking the place • A place with no photo of its own borrows the picture from its encyclopedia article — in the check-in list, on the check-in page and down a saved guide • Check-ins: pick a few, tap “Look up info”, and what's missing is filled in on all of them at once — and a travel guide can be exported for only some days of the trip Also: your own itinerary or a list of bookings is no longer turned away as “not a guide”, a guide that names its stops inside a sentence keeps them, Settings can switch off clipboard suggestions, and the trip page no longer hangs with VoiceOver on.

Plan a trip with more than one stop, and keep every booking in one place. • Multi-stop routes: give a trip an ordered list of stops — the day-by-day plan shows which stop you're at each day, and the checklist, weather and destination essentials follow you across every country on the route • Bookings: add flights, stays and rides under “Getting there & staying” — scan a confirmation screenshot or type it in. They show up read-only on the day they happen, at the top of the trip, and on the widget • Share to BeforeGo: from any app's share sheet, send a link, text, photos or a PDF — open BeforeGo and it's waiting as a saved guide • Copy a link or a photo and open the Trips tab: a card offers to turn it into a guide with one tap • AI check finds a place's official site more often, now searching under its local name too • Guide import: the confirm page no longer lists a row that turns out to be a repeat Also: purchases started from the App Store's own product page now work in the app, and a trip can start straight from a booking.

Save the guides you find — a new Guides tab. • Guides: drop in screenshots, a link or pasted text. BeforeGo keeps the original and sorts it into to-dos, places and a day-by-day plan — add all of it, or just the parts you tick, to any trip • Tap a place from a guide to edit it on the same page as your trip's places, then add it straight to a trip • AI check: on any place, BeforeGo searches the web for tickets, prices, booking and opening hours — each with its source — and can bring back a picture of the place. Nothing is written until you tick it • Find address fills in where a place is with one tap • Choose Apple Maps or Google Maps each time you open a place or directions • Every day of the plan shows its own forecast, and "Weather & clothing" answers instead of asking you to check • The trip you're on now leads your list, counting the day you're up to • Search your trips, pick several at once to archive or delete, or drag them into your own order — archiving offers an Undo • The Archive and the Trash can be searched and act on several items at a time • Change a trip's destination without starting over: the checklist follows, and anything you ticked or edited stays • A trip's places can be moved to another day, re-categorised, checked off or sorted into the shortest walk, all at once Also: place search warns you when a result is in another country, the tab bar steps aside on inner pages, and BeforeGo now speaks Spanish.

Your check-ins are the itinerary now. • Confirm a place and the spot gets a real pin — no more guessing which "Central Park" it meant • Read a day as a timeline instead of a flat list, or open the map and see the day numbered in order • Let BeforeGo order a day by what is actually on the way • Imported guides are kept as batches you can review line by line and undo Also: the trip list title no longer disappears when you scroll, and the rating prompt finally counts the notes you write.

• Guide import now checks its own work. Every place it pulls out of a guide is matched back against the guide's own words — the text you pasted and the words inside your screenshots — so a spot can no longer quietly turn into a different one. Anything it can't find is marked “double-check” instead of being handed to you as fact. • Guide import is steadier too: five screenshots per guide, so an import finishes instead of timing out; one automatic retry when the service is busy; and the keyboard no longer covers the box you're pasting into. • When a trip is over, its page offers to turn it into a shareable album — photos, notes and stamps, one tap from where you already are. • Panels no longer close when a thumb brushes downward. Use the close button; what you were writing stays put.

• Deleted something you didn't mean to? Every delete now goes to the Trash — trips, memories, plan lines, check-ins and packing items — and comes back with one tap from Profile > Trash. Deleting for good only happens inside the Trash. • Your Home Screen widget has styles now: seven looks shared with the album exports, from boarding pass to film to journal. Pick one under Profile > Tips & how-tos > widgets. • New on Profile: Tips & how-tos — four short guides to the things BeforeGo does that are easy to miss.

• Setting up BeforeGo is one flow now instead of three screens taking turns: it asks what usually goes wrong for you — papers, packing, arriving, money, photos — before it builds anything. • Whatever you pick is waiting at the top of your first list, and earns a row of its own. • Reminders are explained before they are asked for, and the countdown starts from the list you just watched being made.

• Your trip plan is a list now: sections you tick off — preparation, logistics, who does what, day by day — with its own note behind every line. • The plan document you already wrote is still at the foot of the page, and its lines can join the list in one tap. • New: import a guide. Hand BeforeGo the screenshots, or paste the text, and it becomes plan lines, packing to-dos and places to check in. Three imports are free; more come with VIP.

• Touch and hold a photo in a memory to view, edit or delete it — right there, without leaving the page. • Keep holding and drag to put that block's photos in the order you want. • Pressing a photo no longer dims it behind a grey overlay.

Check-in notes: every spot on your things-to-do list can now carry its own note — the tip you saved before going, or how it actually went. It opens in the same editor your memories use, places and lists included.

Domestic trips no longer ask about passports or roaming SIMs. Instead you get a reminder for the ID you booked under — a week before you leave rather than a month, because there is no consulate in the way.

• Your packing list now opens with the place you're going: which plug fits, how people actually pay, which local apps are worth installing — all under the country's own name. For a country we have no research for, that section stays away instead of quietly handing you another country's facts. • Two one-time pointers: at "+", where notes, photos and recordings go in, and at "…" in a finished memory, where the PDF, long image and Markdown come out. • An empty Memories tab can now build you a sample journal — one finished page that uses every tool in the editor, with its voice memo beside it. • The checklist opens fully drawn instead of filling in a beat later, and the system permission prompts now follow the language you picked.

• Your first trip is now part of getting started. Answer two questions — where you're going and when you leave — and the packing list is already built by the time you see it. • Watch the list come together, then fine-tune it: add the trip type or who's coming along, and the list fills in to match.

• Under the hood: crash and problem reports now carry far more context about what was happening when something went wrong. The rough edges you run into get found — and fixed — sooner. • No new permissions, and no new kind of information about you.

• A new look throughout: warm paper, near-black ink, and a dotted route line that doubles as your progress. A trip's header is a real travel document now — stamp, tear line and all. • The trip page stopped being one long packing list. It's a contents page: a line about what's happening right now, then four ways in — reordered as the trip moves from packing, to being there, to remembering it. • The packing list is its own page and shows only what's left. Ticked and "not needed" items slip into a drawer at the foot, so the list gets shorter the further you get. • Tap any item to open it straight away — title, notes, photo and reminders on one sheet. Reminders can finally sit off the hour (08:30 for a 09:15 flight). • New: a tag wall where every trip is a luggage tag you arrange yourself, receipt and calendar exports beside the album, and a wish box for the trips you haven't booked yet.

• BeforeGo is now a native iPad app — checklists, memories and albums use the whole screen, in any orientation. • Press and hold the circle next to a checklist item: a quick picker fans out for done, important, or "not needed" when this trip simply doesn't call for it. Skipped items stop showing up in reminders and widgets. • Memories is now a single list you can filter, sort and edit in batches. • New here? Open the sample trip from the Trips screen to see how BeforeGo works. • Creating a trip takes you straight to its checklist, plus stability and purchase fixes.

• Travel Lens — snap a menu, sign, or ticket and get it explained in your language, with price conversions • Voice notes now transcribe to text automatically • Checklist upgrades: per-item reminders, photo attachments, destination tips, and quick notes • New memory album themes with travel-ticket decorations, plus travel guide export • Dark mode • Refreshed icons and many polish fixes