- Improved the accuracy of journey time estimates - Added an option to set your own speed - gentle, moderate or athletic - to suit your riding style

Fixed a bug that caused the app to crash for some routes.

Now available around the world. Hurrah!

Fixed a bug where the map didn't follow your location when it should - and a handful of other little issues. Happy cycling!

Minor bug fixes and performance improvements. Classic.

** Update ** Squashed a bug where the location marker on the altitude profile along the bottom would disappear or end up in the wrong place. ** Previously ** Just a little spit and polish: - Tweaked the layout of the buttons at the top to make a bit more room for the map - Moved the 'find me' button down to the bottom right, to make it easier to tap - Made the altitude profile along the bottom a little less jagged, and when it's flat, it looks flat - Sped up appearance of the search window

Just a little spit and polish: - Tweaked the layout of the buttons at the top to make a bit more room for the map - Moved the 'find me' button down to the bottom right, to make it easier to tap - Made the altitude profile along the bottom a little less jagged, and when it's flat, it looks flat - Sped up appearance of the search window

Bug fixes and performance improvements, obviously.  - Improved the interface on X series iPhones which don't have a home button - Fixed a bug where closing a search before the results loaded could crash the app - Improved the search results when your device doesn't have a location fix, and ensured you don't see results from the other side of the world

Added a choice of three map styles: streets, outdoors and a satellite view. Also fixed a bug which could cause the app to crash if you selected an option that was already selected, and made some performance improvements.

Bug fixes and performance improvements. Just like every other app.

Added the option to select metric or imperial units for the altitude and distance displays.

If your route's got some hills, now you can get a sense of how big they are. Take a look at the total climbing distance, next to the time and distance, at the bottom left. Also improved the map performance, and fixed a few small bugs.

Performance improvements for the map, making the animation a bit smoother. And fixed a handful of other little bugs too.

CityCyclist now supports iOS 9, like all the cool kids. It'll also default to finding a route from your current location, if available, saving you a few taps.

There's two big improvements in this version... Now you can use CityCyclist on your handlebars! The ‘Find Me’ button will keep locked to your location, moving the map as you cycle, while keeping the screen lit. And sometimes it's quicker to get off and walk through a pedestrian cut through or a one way street. Where that's the case, we now mark those sections. If you're finding CityCyclist useful leaving an App Store review helps other people discover the app and makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside. Thanks for using CityCyclist. -- Tom

Squashed a couple of little bugs, and added a ‘share with a friend’ button, to quickly send a link to CityCyclist to someone who might like to try it.