Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese are now supported.

Fixed the layout of LiveActivity on CarPlay.

We now support multiple new languages. French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Italian are now supported. Starting with this version, the supported iOS version is 18.0 or later, and the supported watchOS version is 10.0 or later.

Live Activity display on CarPlay is now supported. While recording in Waylog, the following information will appear on CarPlay's split-screen display: 　Distance traveled 　Elevation 　Speed over the last 1 km 　Pace over the last 1 km Now, Live Activity is only supported on iOS 18 and later.

Live Activity display on CarPlay is now supported. While recording in Waylog, the following information will appear on CarPlay's split-screen display: 　Distance traveled 　Elevation 　Speed over the last 1 km 　Pace over the last 1 km Starting with this version, Live Activity is only supported on iOS 18 and later.

Made changes unrelated to app functionality, such as updating the ad display library.

We have adjusted the internal parameters related to location information acquisition. Now compatible with iOS 26's Liquid Glass UI.

Added a driving information panel to the main screen. You can instantly check your speed over the last kilometer, current speed, average speed, and more. It also shows the time taken over the last kilometer, so you can use it to estimate how long it will take to pass through traffic or reach your destination.

Added multiple GPX export feature. You can select multiple records and export their GPX files together as a single ZIP file. **The multiple GPX export feature requires the paid version.**

Simplified the text string when sharing records to e-mail/SNS. Fixed a problem in which the automatic transition to the main screen when starting/stopping recording with Apple Watch sometimes did not work.

The main screen has been redesigned to include a running display and a cycling display. 　　The elapsed time and distance traveled are now displayed in a larger size for easier viewing. 　　The most recent 1km speed is now displayed in the standard display mode. 　　The running display mode has a layout that makes it easier to check pace and supports the display of average pace, last 1 km pace, and total ascent. 　　The cycling display mode has a layout that makes it easy to see speed and altitude information and supports the display of the total amount of ascent. The title and tags can now be set during and at the end of recording. A function to share/save the travel route image has been added to the end-of-record screen. The information displayed in the image on the record details screen has been changed. Elapsed time display on Dynamic Island has been removed to make the display more compact.

Calling functions via Shortcut and Siri are now supported! [Siri invocation function and examples of use] The following voice operations can be performed by invoking Siri with “Hey Siri” or a long press of the button. Say “Start recording in Waylog” to start recording (*Unlocking the screen is required). Say “Stop recording in Waylog” to stop recording (*Unlocking the screen is required). Say “Pause recording in Waylog” to pause recording (*Unlocking the screen is required.) Say “Resume recording in Waylog” to resume recording (*Unlocking the screen is required.) If you use a FaceID compatible device, you can start or stop recording by voice operation only, without the need for touch operation. This function can be used for operations while wearing gloves, such as when riding a motorcycle. [Shortcut functions and examples of use] The following functions are supported by shortcuts. Start Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) Stop Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) Pause Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) Resume Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) When a specific event occurs, recording can be started/stopped only by unlocking the screen without operating the screen, For example, recording can be started when NFC tags are read. It is very useful, so please try it out. The Siri call function is also available in the Apple Watch app. When using Apple Watch alone, it is possible to start, stop, pause, or resume recording by voice invocation. Compatible iOS version has been changed to 16.2 or higher. (Compatible watchOS version remains unchanged at 9.0 or higher.) There are no functional changes in WayLog 4.1.1. The format of the version and license notations in the iOS Settings application has been changed.

Calling functions via Shortcut and Siri are now supported! [Siri invocation function and examples of use] The following voice operations can be performed by invoking Siri with “Hey Siri” or a long press of the button. Say “Start recording in Waylog” to start recording (*Unlocking the screen is required). Say “Stop recording in Waylog” to stop recording (*Unlocking the screen is required). Say “Pause recording in Waylog” to pause recording (*Unlocking the screen is required.) Say “Resume recording in Waylog” to resume recording (*Unlocking the screen is required.) If you use a FaceID compatible device, you can start or stop recording by voice operation only, without the need for touch operation. This function can be used for operations while wearing gloves, such as when riding a motorcycle. [Shortcut functions and examples of use] The following functions are supported by shortcuts. Start Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) Stop Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) Pause Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) Resume Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) When a specific event occurs, recording can be started/stopped only by unlocking the screen without operating the screen, For example, recording can be started when NFC tags are read. It is very useful, so please try it out. The Siri call function is also available in the Apple Watch app. When using Apple Watch alone, it is possible to start, stop, pause, or resume recording by voice invocation. Compatible iOS version has been changed to 16.2 or higher. (Compatible watchOS version remains unchanged at 9.0 or higher.)

Calling functions via Shortcut and Siri are now supported! [Siri invocation function and examples of use] The following voice operations can be performed by invoking Siri with “Hey Siri” or a long press of the button. Say “Start recording in Waylog” to start recording (*Unlocking the screen is required). Say “Stop recording in Waylog” to stop recording (*Unlocking the screen is required). If you use a FaceID compatible device, you can start or stop recording by voice operation only, without the need for touch operation. This function can be used for operations while wearing gloves, such as when riding a motorcycle. [Shortcut functions and examples of use] The following functions are supported by shortcuts. Start Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) Stop Recording (*Unlocking the screen is required) When a specific event occurs, recording can be started/stopped only by unlocking the screen without operating the screen, Recording can be started when CarPlay is connected / stopped when CarPlay is disconnected, or when NFC tags are read. It is very useful, so please try it out. The Siri call function is also available in the Apple Watch app. When using Apple Watch alone, it is possible to start or stop recording by voice invocation. Compatible iOS version has been changed to 16.2 or higher. (Compatible watchOS version remains unchanged at 9.0 or higher.)

Fixed an issue where the in-app purchase button would not work under certain conditions.

Fixed an issue where the app would crash if the displayed longitude range was too wide, such as when passing near the Arctic.

The transfer status of records from Apple Watch to iPhone can now be checked on the record list screen and record details screen within Watch.

GPX files can now be exported directly from the record list screen. GPX files can now include milliseconds of information.

Minor improvements. Changed the app subtitle.

Updated libralies.

Regarding the CSV file import function, users can now choose to import data in the form of appending data without erasing existing records.

Upgraded libraries.

The remaining battery value is now displayed on the Apple Watch screen during recording. (This was supported in 3.1.2, but we forgot to mention it.) Upgraded libraries.

Minor bug fixes.

The addition of a photo display function to the iPhone app and enhancements to the Apple Watch app make it even more convenient! 1. The iPhone app is now even more convenient with the addition of a new photo and video display function! 　You can look back on your trip with the photos and videos. (Videos are now supported in Ver 3.1 ) 2. The function of Apple Watch has been renewed. 　　Recording resolution can now be set. 　　Added automatic recording stop timer function. 　　Added automatic pause cancel function. 　　The number of records retained has been increased from 20 to 30. 　　The layout of the record status screen has been changed. 　　Changed to use left/right swipes to move between pages. 　　The function to refer to the record status on the iPhone has been eliminated in conjunction with the enhancement of the record function of the Watch alone. 3. LiveActivity now displays pause status on iPhone Lock Screen. 4. Other minor bugs have been fixed.