Park pages now have people in them. • NOTES FROM REAL VISITORS — every park page carries notes and tips left by other people: where the stamp desk actually is, which entrance to use, what the rangers said. Notes from visitors the app verified carry a badge. • LEAVE YOUR OWN — post a note on any park you have been to, reply to someone else, and tap the heart on the parks you love. • YOUR NAME, YOUR CALL — pick a display name or leave it blank and post anonymously. Change it later and it updates everywhere you have written. • QUIET BY DEFAULT — hide anyone you would rather not hear from, delete your own notes anytime, and Settings has a one-tap Delete my shared data. Photo scanning still happens entirely on your device. Only what you deliberately post is public.

Quicker, quieter scans. • FASTER OPENS — StampRescue no longer re-reads your whole photo library every time. It picks up where it left off and looks only at what is new, so the Visits tab is ready sooner and the battery lasts longer. • MAP FIX — the park map framed the open ocean for a handful of parks. It now frames the park. • Spacing and layout touch-ups across the journal, the visit timeline and park pages. Photo scanning still happens entirely on your device. Tell us what to add next.

Your park journal now fills itself. • AUTOMATIC STAMPS — Open the app and StampRescue checks your newest photos for parks you visited. Every new park lands in your journal with a stamp celebration, and your very first scan rebuilds years of past trips at once. • NEW-STAMP NOTIFICATIONS — Turn them on and you will hear about stamps waiting for you after a trip, without opening the app first. • BUCKET LIST — Pick the parks you dream of visiting and watch the count climb: 23 of 63 National Parks. Add all 63 with one tap. Visits check themselves off as you collect them. • SHARE CARDS — Turn any collected park into a stamp-seal image with the park name and your visit date, ready for Instagram or Messages. Photo scanning still happens entirely on your device, and your photos never leave your phone.

Month navigation for your visits timeline. • A sticky bar keeps the month you're viewing in sight, with that month's parks, photos, and videos. • Month dividers carry the same totals, so any month reads at a glance. • Jump to month: pick any year and month that has entries and go straight there. • Fixed: switching between Timeline and Map now keeps your place in the list instead of jumping back to the top.

Much faster, smoother visit scanning. The photo-to-park matching introduced in the last update was doing far too much work while you waited, which could make the app freeze during a scan — especially on large photo libraries. Matching is now about 100x faster and the app stays responsive the whole way through. Visit results are unchanged: the same boundary-accurate matching, just without the wait.

Stamp Rescue is now two apps in one, and you pick which one you need. PASSPORT — for chasing physical stamps The map now shows parks, not a thousand identical pins. Each park is marked open, closing soon, or closed based on its own stamp stations, so you can see at a glance where you can still get inked today. Tap a park for its stations, hours and directions, and switch between map and list without losing your place. Park pages now include a map of just that park's stamp stations. JOURNAL — for the trips you've already taken A new home screen shows how many parks you've visited and how many Photo Stamps you've made. Your visits are laid out year by year, each trip with its own photos, and a map shows everywhere you've been. Your Photo Stamps now live in their own gallery, grouped by year. Choose where to start the first time you open the app, then switch anytime from the top of the screen. Also in this update: - Search covers every National Park Service site, not just the 63 national parks. - Tap a visit and you land on that exact trip, not the newest one. - Scan progress stays visible wherever you are in the list. - New look throughout, and a lot of small fixes.

Stamp Rescue is now two apps in one, and you pick which one you need. PASSPORT — for chasing physical stamps The map now shows parks, not a thousand identical pins. Each park is marked open, closing soon, or closed based on its own stamp stations, so you can see at a glance where you can still get inked today. Tap a park for its stations, hours and directions, and switch between map and list without losing your place. Park pages now include a map of just that park's stamp stations. JOURNAL — for the trips you've already taken A new home screen shows how many parks you've visited and how many Photo Stamps you've made. Your visits are laid out year by year, each trip with its own photos, and a map shows everywhere you've been. Your Photo Stamps now live in their own gallery, grouped by year. Choose where to start the first time you open the app, then switch anytime from the top of the screen. Also in this update: - Search covers every National Park Service site, not just the 63 national parks. - Tap a visit and you land on that exact trip, not the newest one. - Scan progress stays visible wherever you are in the list. - New look throughout, and a lot of small fixes.

Your visit log now builds itself. Tap "Find my visits" and Stamp Rescue reads the dates and locations in your photos to reconstruct every national park you've been to — automatically, entirely on your device. Your photos are never uploaded, and only you can see the result. New: Photo Stamps. Turn a photo you took in a park into your own collectible digital stamp — vintage poster, collector card, modern badge, or postmark, with dozens of artistic looks, your park name and visit date built in. Save, share, or collect them. All rendered offline on your phone. Also in this update: - Faster, more reliable park images. - Cleaner Visits tab with your Photo Stamps collection. - Fixes and refinements throughout.