RouteSky 3.0 — Horizon Everywhere. The forecast now rides with you on every screen you drive with. WEATHER HORIZON ON CARPLAY • Your route is painted with the weather you'll meet on each stretch, matched to when you'll be there — calm, elevated or severe • Route choices on the car screen show a Journey Score and the next weather event before you pick one • A banner on the head unit when a change is ten minutes ahead, mirroring the phone's spoken warning • The car draws the same road the phone is navigating — never a different route DEPARTURE COUNTDOWN • Pick a departure on the strip and count down to it live on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island • The countdown and the journey both appear on the Apple Watch Smart Stack and the CarPlay Dashboard • Ends itself the moment you start driving ASK ROUTESKY • Ask about the drive in the Trip Briefing — "Will I hit rain?", "When is the calmest time to leave?", "What's the toughest stretch?" • Answered on your device from this route's real forecast; every number and time is checked against it before you see it • Also in Siri: "Ask RouteSky about my drive" (requires Apple Intelligence) ALSO • RouteSky Pro Lifetime — pay once, if you'd rather not subscribe • Rate RouteSky from Profile • Severe-weather banner on Today during named storms As always: RouteSky is an advisory tool. What you see on the road wins.

RouteSky 2.0 — the whole drive, read properly. This release rebuilds how RouteSky reads a journey and how fast it gets out of your way. WEATHER HORIZON • The forecast is sampled along your entire corridor and matched to when you'll actually be at each point • Rain onset, fog layers and clearance, snow accumulation and ice risk called out separately — not lumped into one icon • Crosswind and bridge-gust warnings for high-sided vehicles • Golden-hour glare tells you when you'll be driving into the sun A JOURNEY SCORE THAT SHOWS ITS REASONING • Every score now lists the risk drivers behind it, so you can see why one route scored lower • Scores use the same forecast the route was planned with — no more mismatched numbers • When weather genuinely isn't available, you get an honest "—" instead of an invented score DEPARTURE + ARRIVAL • Compare departure times across a wider window and see the calmest hour • A morning pre-warm / pre-cool nudge when frost or heat is on your commute • Drive-ended state with a one-tap replan when a journey finishes early NAVIGATION • Position-aware weather ahead while you're moving, not just at planning time • Along-route hazard lookahead with a tunable radius • Faster, steadier map: fewer redraws, lighter camera work, and a shared HTTP cache across every forecast provider INTERFACE • Liquid Glass tab bar and map controls on iOS 26, with a clean fallback on older releases • Onboarding trimmed from seven steps to three • Consistent 8-point spacing across every surface • Restored translations across 37 languages UNDER THE HOOD • Rebuilt on Swift 6 with strict concurrency — fewer stalls, no data races • Zero compiler warnings across the app and the Watch app • 267 automated tests covering scoring, routing, offline behavior and the release path As always: RouteSky is an advisory tool. What you see on the road wins.

Weather Horizon — RouteSky now reads the whole drive, not just the forecast. • Journey Score explains itself: see what's driving the weather score on each route — rain and hydroplaning risk, black ice, visibility, crosswind for your vehicle, sun glare. • Best time to leave: a tappable strip of scored departure slots, re-checked locally so it's instant. • Weather ahead while you drive: the remaining route is re-forecast from where you actually are, and an imminent change is spoken once. • Community hazard reports (optional, off by default): share one-tap ice / fog / flooding / hail / wind / crash / closure reports anonymously and see other drivers' reports on your route, with a heads-up 2 km and 400 m ahead. Every report can be flagged or its author blocked; reports expire on their own. • Fallback forecast (optional): if Apple Weather is unreachable, use Open-Meteo — clearly labelled. • Trust Center updated with the community layer and a direct contact for Alderframe Ltd. • Fixes and polish throughout navigation.