Fixed: if you picked a different alarm sound or snooze length after your alarm was already set, the next morning could still ring the old one. It now rings the one you chose. All eight alarm sounds were remastered: cleaner, without the clicks and faint hiss some of them had.

New: Statistics. In Settings › Statistics, see your drives by week, month and year, for every route or just one: the average, the fastest and slowest drive, which weekday is the worst, and how it compares with the period before. For a train route, see how often your train ran on time and when Mosey moved you to an earlier one. Tap the Sunday weekly recap or an after-commute summary to open that week. Also: a livelier Support Mosey page, a tidier Settings screen and small fixes.

New: Mosey now plans train commutes in the Netherlands. Pick two NS stations and Mosey builds your morning around a real train — the latest one that gets you there on time (or a direct train up to 15 minutes earlier), or the train you always take. If it's cancelled, misses its connection or runs late, your wake-up alarm moves to an earlier train, and the evening before, Mosey tells you when tomorrow isn't a normal morning. Your whole trip in one bar: from your door to the platform, each train, where you change, and on to where you need to be — on the home screen, in the route, and before you save it. Also new: stations near you in the search and your train's route on the map. Easier to set up: three questions — how, where, when — then your plan: when to leave and when your alarm rings. Your next alarm is on the home screen, and you can skip a morning or hear your alarm right from the route. Plus a clearer How It Works, support for larger text, and fixes that make the wake-up alarm more dependable. Requires iOS 26.

On rainy, foggy or snowy mornings, the leave-by time, the traffic forecast and the wake-up alarm in the app now include the same extra drive time as Mosey's departure alerts, shown as “+N weather”. Updated privacy policy and terms. Requires iOS 26.

Better wording throughout the Dutch, German, French and Spanish versions, including the widgets and the Live Activity. The privacy policy and terms in the app now match the ones on our website, with tappable links. Requires iOS 26.

Mosey 1.3 is about getting your first morning right. • Mosey now speaks Dutch, German, French and Spanish. Pick a language in Settings › Language, or let it follow your iPhone. • One wake-up alarm by default: your first reminder rings as a real alarm and the later ones arrive as notifications. Prefer them all to ring? Choose "Every reminder" on the route. • A live summary while you set up a commute shows the drive, your leave-by time and when the alarm will ring — before you save. • After setup, Mosey confirms when it will wake you. Tap "Hear your alarm" to try it. • New: a short summary after each commute, and a weekly recap on Sunday evening. Switch them off in Settings › Notifications. • When live traffic isn't available for a route, Mosey now says so instead of guessing a drive time. • Your leave-by time, alarm and traffic forecast now always show the same numbers. • "From" fills in your street address, with Home and Work shortcuts in place search. • Try the sample commute, then make it yours in one tap. Requires iOS 26.

One fix for a permission that was never asked for. • Fixed: if your routes came back from iCloud or a previous install, Mosey never asked for notification permission — the home screen showed “Notifications disabled”, and tapping it led to a Settings page with no Notifications entry. Mosey now asks once when your routes are restored, and the home banner (and Settings › Notifications) request permission directly instead of sending you to Settings. Requires iOS 26.

Two fixes for things that refused to update. • Fixed: a route whose auto-generated name was still showing an old start or destination now renames itself the next time you edit either endpoint. Names you typed yourself are never touched. • Fixed: the “Notifications disabled” banner on the home screen now disappears the moment you grant permission, instead of lingering until the next launch. Requires iOS 26.

• A route named after its start and end now renames itself when you change either one, instead of keeping the old destination in its name. • The route screen's title updates the moment you rename a route.

• The app icon now comes in dark and tinted variants, so it no longer glows white on a dark home screen. • Fixed a white flash when opening the app with dark mode on.

The wake-up alarm now always follows your departure. • Fixed: an iOS 26.5 change could freeze the wake-up alarm at the time it was first set — editing a route's arrival time, or traffic moving your departure, left the alarm behind. Every alarm change is now verified against the system and retried until it sticks. • Fixed: short reminders (like “2 min before”) could silently fail to arm as alarms on iOS 26.5. • Fixed: the traffic forecast now refreshes right away when you change a route's arrival time. Requires iOS 26.

Your departure alerts are now a real alarm. • Wake-up alarm — every reminder you've set rings like an alarm clock: through silent mode, through Focus, and until you stop it • It moves with the traffic — worse roads mean it rings earlier, and if your departure has already slipped past, it rings right away instead of going quiet • Snooze and skip — snooze 5, 10, or 15 minutes, or skip one morning without turning the route off • Eight new tones — 24-second loops made for this release, instead of a one-second system beep • Test Wake-Up Alarm — hear your actual morning from the route screen before you trust it • Per route, not per phone — pick which commutes are worth waking up for; the rest stay ordinary notifications Also fixed: alarms no longer ring again after you've stopped them, routes with the alarm switched off stay quiet, and the leave-by time on the home screen now matches the alarm exactly. Requires iOS 26.