What's new in 1.2.4 Stamps from natural monuments and scenic sites without an era now appear in a new Nature and Other section of your collection. If precise location is off, the app tells you and lets you turn it on. 24 district names, such as Songpa-gu and Suwon-si, are now translated. Small buttons are easier to tap. You now see a message when an ad cannot load. A list of more apps from the same developer is in Settings.

The copy button next to a site's address and the close button on photos were small and sometimes missed a tap. That is fixed. If the app stays open past midnight, the banner-off option now follows the new date.

Settings now has Rate on the App Store. Now and then, a small window may ask you to leave a rating. Every rating helps a lot.

The Search map now starts around where you are. The button at the top right brings you back to your location at any time, and when you zoom out, sites are spread across the country instead of piling up on one spot in Seoul. You can now search in English and other languages, such as Gyeongbokgung or palace. The site list appears right away even on a slow connection, and far from Korea the app suggests saving places for your trip instead of showing the distance.

A new home screen. Open the app and the five heritage sites nearest you appear with the distance left, and the ones you can stamp light up. 517 historic sites such as palaces, mountain fortresses and royal tombs have been added, about 1,300 sites in all, and every one of them can now be read in all seven languages. New stamp passport: every place you have visited stamped on one map, with your count for each era, ready to save and share. Site descriptions now open with a short summary and expand with Read more, and lines no longer break in the middle of a sentence. Outside Korea, the app now starts you off with the landmark sites of Seoul. Site icons that showed the wrong picture have been corrected. Watch one ad from the button at the top of Home and the bottom banner stays hidden for the rest of the day.

Improved stability and tidied up support for all seven languages.

Added French and Traditional Chinese. Site names, descriptions and addresses are translated too, not just the interface. The collection is now a stamp book arranged by era. Visited sites get a seal, the rest wait as empty slots. Confirming a visit now plays a celebration as the seal lands, and you can share the stamp as a card. Your explorer character now appears across the app and tells you how far is left to the site. New tab icons, new colours and a friendlier typeface. Fixed a photo that would not open when tapped, and saved places that survived a full data reset.

검색에서 지역을 열 때 앱이 종료되던 문제를 수정했습니다. 지도 화면이 느려지거나 멈추던 문제를 수정했습니다. 유산 사진을 누르면 전체 화면으로 크게 볼 수 있습니다. 손가락으로 벌리거나 두 번 탭하면 확대됩니다.

This update (version 1.0.1) includes the following changes since the previous submission: 1. Added the app's Marketing URL to the App Store Connect listing. 2. Fixed an issue where heritage sites whose official designation had been cancelled by the Korea Heritage Service showed no photo or description. These sites are now excluded from the app's list, since the source government data for them is largely empty. 3. Fixed a layout issue where the photo or text on some heritage site detail screens did not display correctly within the screen bounds. 4. Added a missing description for one heritage site (Wonseong Daean ri Zelkova Tree) whose government data source had no description text, based on publicly available factual information from the local government. 5. Fixed the display orientation of one heritage site's photo (Jinan Eunsusa Cheongsilbae Tree) that was previously rotated incorrectly. 6. Improved the in app search function to search across more fields, and fixed a bug where search filters were not kept when browsing by region. Thank you for reviewing our app.