- When you add a photo to a vehicle or a station, you can now choose which part of it to show - pinch to zoom, drag to reposition. - Fixed sections that looked broken on the map even though you had ridden them (Oku-Akabane, Saitama-Shintoshin-Omiya and 93 places nationwide). - Track running past the last station to a junction - such as Shimo-Otai to Biwajima Junction on the Meitetsu Inuyama Line - is now painted once you have ridden to the end. - Thank you to everyone who wrote in.

- The Tetsulog cat now turns up to celebrate your station milestones and line completions. - The celebration screen also links to the LINE sticker set, Extra-Railfan Cat. - Your log syncs via iCloud, and you can export a backup or CSV any time.

- Import ride records (CSV) from noritsubushi online or a spreadsheet: Settings → Data → CSV import. - Fixed rides on branching lines being painted onto the wrong branch (e.g. Shinagawa–Yokohama on the Hinkaku Line), and repaired 46 splice points in the track data. - Search the line list by nickname or service name, such as Keihin-Tōhoku Line or Seto-Ōhashi Line. - Your log syncs via iCloud, and you can export a backup or CSV any time. - Thank you to everyone who requested and reported.

- Search the line list by nickname or service name — Keihin-Tōhoku Line, Seto-Ōhashi Line, Saikyō Line, Shōnan-Shinjuku Line and more. - Lines found by nickname show which nickname matched. - Line definitions stay on the official MLIT line names, so your riding progress is unchanged. - Thank you to everyone who requested this.

- Segments where a line branches — Ōimachi–Shinagawa, Kawasaki–Tsurumi — are now drawn on the map. - Loop-line seams, such as Tennōji–Shin-Imamiya on the Osaka Loop Line, are painted too. - Fixed 9 segments nationwide where the track data was broken, including Tokishi–Tajimi. - Fixed recorded rides painting segments you did not actually ride. - Thank you to everyone who reported these.

- Small fixes and improvements.

- Added a search box to the line list. Find a line by its name in kanji, hiragana, or romaji. - Search a station name and every line serving it appears under “Via station”. - Added kana readings for lines so hiragana searches land more precisely. - This feature came from a user request. Thank you.

- You can now see what Pro offers right from the milestone celebration screen. - Small fixes and improvements.

- Monthly and yearly recap cards: new stations and completed lines on one shareable card. - Badges: collect 53 achievements for stations visited, lines completed, prefectures, and more. - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets: progress ring, favorite lines, and your next station at a glance. - Map improvements: ridden track stays faintly visible in the unridden filter, search understands romaji and prefectures, and the nearby sheet shows visited status and every line. - Sending feedback or a suggestion is now one tap away in Settings. We read every reply.

- Right after a device transfer or reinstall, ridden segments are now recognized automatically as soon as your iCloud records arrive. - Backups now include your ridden segments themselves, so restores are more accurate. - Small fixes and improvements.

- Fixed an issue where ridden segments could stop appearing on the map after a device transfer or reinstall. - Restoring a backup now also restores your ridden segments — including backups made with earlier versions. - Sharing a station stamp or a vehicle now includes the #鉄ログ #乗りつぶし hashtags. - Made the map screen more responsive.

- Stations are back in running order on 24 lines including the Ou, Sanyo and Tokaido lines — no more single station stranded at the far end of a route. - Ridden track no longer cuts straight across gaps where there is no track, such as Nagano–Naoetsu on the Shinetsu Main Line. - New setting: Don't infer segments. Riding A→B then C→D no longer marks B→C as ridden. Segments you entered before are recovered automatically. - Added a version history, readable any time from Settings › About.

- Lines on the map now follow the real track. Zooming in no longer shows angular lines or sudden changes of direction - Ridden sections follow the track itself, so they no longer cut across curves - "Show on map" from a line's detail screen now draws just that line - Station names now carry their reading and romanisation (line detail, station edit, map card) - Picking a station from search opens its card straight away - Zooming in now shows station dots on lines you haven't ridden yet - Stations are drawn as white dots, and a transfer station is a single dot instead of one per line

- Zooming in now shows station dots on lines you haven't ridden yet - Stations are drawn as white dots, so they stand out on top of a line - Transfer stations no longer stack one dot per line on the map - Not-yet-ridden lines are drawn a little stronger, so the network reads at a glance - The save button on the visit and rolling-stock sheets is pinned to the bottom — no scrolling to save

- Removed a stray back button that could appear in the top-left corner on some tabs - Fixed list bottoms being partially hidden behind the tab bar

- New Vehicle Book tab — log the trains you've ridden or spotted (100 types: Shinkansen, limited express, commuter, and more) - Add your own vehicles beyond the catalog, with photos, notes, line, and where you found them - Log the train you rode in one step when saving a station visit - Spotting locations appear as map pins; vehicle stats, PDF book, backup, and share cards included - Map improvements — unridden lines now show as a faint layer (toggleable), better dark-mode contrast

・Added Traditional Chinese (Taiwan / Hong Kong) support ・Stability improvements

• Redesigned completion cards — your completed line is drawn on a real map to share as a keepsake • Added romaji and English line names • Corrected line data (e.g. Yamanote Line distance) • Stability improvements