BACK ON YOUR ROUTE • Leave your route for a detour and TrackHound now steers you back onto the route you planned, instead of re-planning the rest of the trip. Your curves, your dirt and your stops stay where you put them. ON THE MAP • While you ride, your route is now magenta on every map style, so it no longer gets lost among orange and yellow main roads, and never looks like the orange line of the road you have already ridden. • The position dot now uses the same GPS fix as the spoken turns, so what you see at a junction matches what you hear. SOUND • The over-speed beep now plays over your music without turning it down. Spoken turns still lower it for a moment so you can hear them. ROADBOOK • A new Clock tile shows the time and date in your own 12 or 24 hour format, on the phone and on CarPlay. GPX EDITOR • Reverse direction turns a whole track around, and Out and back makes it a ride there and back the same way. • Cancel now also stops a snap to roads that is still running. CARPLAY • When the car screen has no room for every tile, it now says how many are hidden and where on your iPhone to choose them. AND ALSO • Vehicle lists put the vehicles you use most at the top. • Allowed deviation now says plainly that it limits extra distance, not extra time. • A plus code with a second "+" is refused instead of taking you to the wrong place. • Diagnostics can now delete all logs at once, and keeps them for 1 to 30 days, as you choose.

MEASUREMENT • TrackHound can now count which ads actually bring riders in, using Google Analytics for Firebase. No advertising identifier is collected, there is no tracking prompt, and nothing about where you ride is involved. The privacy policy says exactly what this sends. Nothing changes in how the app plans or rides a route.

SEARCH • Offline search results now tell you what each place is in your own language. A town reads as a town and a village as a village in all 20 languages, where before they were always in English. CALENDAR • The note under From your calendar now says plainly what stays on your phone. Event names and times never leave it, and an address with no location attached is looked up the same way as anything you type into search.

SOUND • One switch now mutes every beep and chime, and all the sound settings sit together in one place instead of being spread around the app. • Silence the beeping from the map, the roadbook or CarPlay with a single tap, so you never have to pull over for it. Spoken turns keep working, because going quiet should not cost you your directions. • A tap stops the chime that is sounding right now, not only the next one. NARRATION VOICE • TrackHound now speaks with the best voice you have installed, instead of the plain built-in one. • Pick a voice in Settings and tap it to hear it, so you know how it sounds before you set off. CARPLAY • A bell sits next to the voice control in the guidance bar, so the chimes go quiet from the car screen too.

GPX EDITOR • Switch on Snap to roads while editing, and a part goes onto the ways beneath it the moment you finish dragging one of its points. • VoiceOver reads the editor properly: every point, every part, and what each button will do. GPX EDITOR ON THE MAC • Click a point and drag it, with no holding it down first. • Rotate the map with a mouse by holding Control and scrolling. • Keyboard shortcuts. ⌘Z and ⇧⌘Z undo and redo, ⌫ removes the selected point or part, \ straightens one, ⏎ snaps, esc clears the selection, ⌘+ adds a point, ⌘0 fits the track, ⌘L opens the legend. • Every button shows the key that works it, so you learn them without looking anything up. • A key greys out when it would do nothing, and the buttons are a little larger and easier to hit. SHARING • A shared route is named after the two places it runs between, so a folder of rides is no longer full of files with the same name.

GPX EDITOR • Every point in the file is a dot you can drag, numbered the way it is numbered in the file. A hand-built list of waypoints opens with all of them. • Snapping a point puts that one point on the road. It no longer moves the points either side of it. • Snap track to roads gets on with it: what can go on roads does, the rest stays the line you drew, and it stops asking about every part it cannot place. • Short parts of a track go onto the ways beneath them instead of being refused. They were being routed between their two ends, which is a different question. • Hold anywhere on the map to carry the track on to there, joined to the point you have selected. This is how you relay a stretch after trimming it. • Fit track puts the whole track back on screen after you have panned away from it. • The editor says what each gesture does, and only where it applies.

GPX • A file with several rides in it now asks which one to open. Before, every track in the file was drawn as one line, with straight hops between them. • Waypoints saved in a file stay out of the route. They are places to go, not the way there. • A recording split by a stop, or a tour saved a day at a time, is joined back into one ride. • The ride you pick is remembered, so opening it again from GPX history brings back the same one. • Snap line to roads follows the line you drew, so a part you straightened earlier goes onto the road under it instead of being refused. • When the way under your line is for walkers only, you are offered to follow it on foot instead of a dead end. CALENDAR • Browse your calendar for a destination, as far ahead as you want. Pick the window at the top of the list, from a month to three years. • Tick several appointments and TrackHound routes through them in the order they happen, with the last one as the destination. • The list says how many events in the window have an address, because only those can be a destination.

GPX • Open an imported track and edit it: drag a point, add one on the line, remove one. Undo and redo. The points are numbered, and a legend on the map says what the colours mean. • Snap track to roads puts only the parts you changed onto streets, and Snap point to roads does a single point. What you drew is what gets saved. • Pick the vehicle the editor snaps for. It is remembered per track, so a bicycle tour still opens as Bicycle. • Take a part of the track out, or straighten a recorded detour, when a leftover line is in the way. • On the Mac, the mouse zooms the editor's map. MAPS • New setting at the top of Settings: Main screen map. Pick Light or Dark for the map on the main screen, whatever your device is set to. • A downloaded region works as soon as it is downloaded. No tap needed to start using it, on the phone or in the car. • Region packs download at full speed while the app is on screen. • Changing a route while its map is still downloading no longer offers that download again. The route is worked out by itself once the map arrives. • Guadeloupe, Guyane, Martinique, Mayotte and Réunion: planning a route there now offers the right map. ROUTING • When Fastest finds two or three genuinely different ways to go, it offers them by default. You can still turn this off in Settings, Planning. • Curviest stays on tarmac instead of buying a couple of corners with five kilometres of gravel. • Route times over unpaved stretches are realistic now, so a dirt route no longer reads as three times longer than it rides. NAVIGATION • Compass Mode opens on the destination compass. • Turn-by-turn shows the destination compass as its last tile. Turn it off in Settings if you prefer. • Switch between navigation and compass without ending your ride: tap the X and pick the other one. The route and the recording carry on, and you get one ride summary at the end. • Ending compass keeps your planned route on the map, the same as ending navigation. CARPLAY • Roadbook tiles line up with CarPlay's own directions panels, top and bottom, and keep the same size whether you are navigating or not. • New Roadbook setting: Always show map as a real tile. It is on by default and keeps the map as a tile in the grid. • The re-level button is on the map screen too, wherever the horizon tile is showing. MAC • Zoom the map with a mouse wheel or a Magic Mouse swipe. It zooms towards wherever the pointer is. • New setting: Flip mouse zoom, under Main screen map, if the zoom goes the wrong way for you. • Picking a contact as start or destination no longer closes the app. • Settings and first-run setup show only what the Mac can use, since it plans routes rather than riding them. ACCESSIBILITY • VoiceOver reads each planner button once, and says when one is not available yet. NEW FEATURES • Route pins, off until you switch it on in Settings, New features. Drop a pin while riding where the route is wrong or blocked, add a reason, and fix the route there later from the map, on the phone or the Mac. SETTINGS • Share diagnostics is always there in Settings, not only on a second visit. PRO • If a Pro renewal fails, you are told while there is still time to fix it.

The CarPlay Roadbook screen puts your phone's roadbook tiles on the car screen. CARPLAY • Roadbook screen, switched on under Settings, New features: the tiles you know from the phone roadbook, as many as your car screen fits. Right slides through the rest. • Choose and order the tiles for each car in Settings, CarPlay, Roadbook screen, with a preview of how they fit. • Each car remembers whether you last used Map or Roadbook. • During navigation the map tile moves next to the directions, leaving room for the other tiles. • Zoom and drop a pin from one map controls menu, with a recenter button on the map. • Destinations lists your calendar first, then Favorites, Recent and saved routes. ROADBOOK • Every tile shares one layout, so titles, instruments and readings line up, and long values always fit. SEARCH • Saved routes appear at the bottom of search. Tap one to load the whole plan. REROUTING • With Correct once, then accept, a correction you had no chance to follow no longer uses up your allowance, and accepting follows the road you actually rode. MAPS & SETTINGS • Tap anywhere on an offline region's row to open it. • Home region suggestions work everywhere, including US states. • Settled features moved out of New features into their own Settings sections.

Choose which instrument tiles the car screen shows, and in what order. CARPLAY CLUSTER TILES • On a car screen too short for every tile, the ones lowest in your list step aside instead of running off the bottom, and the screen tells you how many were left out. • Drag the tiles into the order that matters most, in Settings under CarPlay cluster tiles. • A tile you switch on now appears whether or not a route is running. • Lane guidance stays on screen between junctions, so you can position it. MAPS • A map download that finishes while TrackHound is in the background is no longer thrown away. It installs the next time you open the app. • Storage can now reclaim the space an interrupted download left behind. • Corrected map data reaches maps you already have, instead of only new downloads. SPEED LIMITS • Fixed two cases where a limit could be shown on a road that has none.

CARPLAY TILES, ON YOUR SIDE • Choose which side of the car screen the speed, heading and altitude tiles sit on. If your car shows CarPlay's clock and app bar on the right — as most right-hand-drive cars do — the turn card was covering them. Now you can move them out of its way. • Pick a side while setting up, or change it any time in Settings or from the car screen itself.

Ride a downloaded GPX end to end — and take rerouting into your own hands. RIDE A DOWNLOADED TRACK • A loaded GPX is a track now, not a start-and-finish form — and it finally shows on CarPlay, which drew nothing for a whole track ride before. • "Snap to roads" is real map matching at last, so your track follows the roads you recorded instead of being re-routed through sampled points. • Riding out to a distant trailhead is one journey: the match happens before you set off, the approach is routed Fastest instead of inheriting your tour's dirt-seeking style, a long leg offers fuel and rest stops, and a leg crossing into a region you haven't downloaded offers the download. • An imported GPX checks the maps it needs by walking the track itself, and offers the missing regions in the order you'll ride them. REROUTING ON YOUR TERMS • A Reroute button on the car screen. Off the line, CarPlay now offers "recalculate from here" — before, the only way out was End, then Go. • The app says when it has stopped correcting you, instead of going quiet while still promising a turn that isn't coming. • Stopped off the route no longer holds the recalculation forever. YOUR LISTS, YOUR NAMES • Name a recorded ride, rename an imported GPX. The trip log stops being a column of timestamps. • Every list says the swipe out loud instead of leaving you to guess it.

The speed limit is right again — and TrackHound now speaks your language. SPEED LIMITS • The posted limit could read far too low for kilometers at a time — a 30 sign held across open road, with the over-speed alert going off the whole way. Where a road carries no posted limit, TrackHound now uses the country's legal default for that road instead of borrowing a number from somewhere else. • Estimated limits show with a dashed sign — and now they genuinely are estimates, instead of a borrowed number shown as though it were posted. • Silence the over-speed alert for the limit you are on with one tap, on the phone and on CarPlay. It comes back by itself at the next different limit. NAVIGATION IN YOUR LANGUAGE • Turn instructions are now in the language the app is set to — on screen, on the CarPlay card, and spoken aloud. They were English in every language before. • Distances are spoken in your language too, and written the way your region writes them. • VoiceOver reads speeds properly instead of spelling out the unit. ROUTING • Fastest can offer two or three route choices up front, named by where they go, so local knowledge picks the corridor before you set off rather than arguing with it at speed. Turn it on in Settings. • Choose what happens when you leave the route: keep me on it, correct once and then accept where I have gone, or never reroute. Set per route style, for every vehicle. FIXES • Pro stays unlocked after purchase — a timing problem could switch it back off moments later. • A recorded ride is no longer lost when its log cannot be written. • Max speed in Vehicle Settings is entered in your own units, not always km/h. • Settings has a search field. It had outgrown scrolling.

Unpavediest now goes looking for dirt. UNPAVEDIEST • It probes for unpaved roads, weighs the extra time against the dirt it actually gains, and picks the dirtiest route that earns its pace. Before, it often handed back tarmac. • Add a stop and it stays dirty — adding a waypoint used to quietly turn dirt-seeking off. • Optional: include forest tracks that may be private or closed to motor vehicles. You are responsible for checking signage and local law. CARPLAY • If a route needs a map you have not downloaded, the car screen now offers to download it, shows the progress, and routes you as soon as it lands. FIXES • Cancelling a route calculation now actually stops it — and you can cancel from the phone too. • A route holds up to 100 stops, and tells you when you reach the limit.

A map of your area on the Home Screen, plus fixes for a few things that interrupted rides. NEARBY WIDGET • Put a mini-map of where you are on your Home Screen, with one-tap Search, Fuel, Food, and Record. Three sizes. ROUTE MIX • See what a route style actually delivered — the unpaved share on Unpavediest, the curvy share on Curviest — right next to the distance. Turn it on in Settings. FIXES • The acceleration meter no longer treats ordinary town riding as a launch, and its result card clears itself instead of waiting for a tap. • The review prompt no longer appears while you're still riding.

Record your rides on camera, route an electric scooter, and set a routing mode for every stop. RIDE VIDEO • Record your ride from the front camera, the rear camera, or both at once — saved alongside the trip. Capture engine and ambient sound too, if you want. Turn it on in Settings. SCOOTER • A new Scooter vehicle type routes electric kick-scooters onto scooter-friendly roads and paths. PER-STOP ROUTING MODE • On a multi-stop route, choose how each leg is calculated — Fastest to one stop, Curviest to the next — right from the planner. No Pro needed. FIXES • Your saved favorites stay visible after you clear recent searches, plus smaller refinements.

Now on Mac and iPad, plus fully-offline street search and a clearer traffic view. MAC & IPAD • TrackHound now runs on Apple Silicon Macs and on iPad. Plan your routes on a big screen with a keyboard, then pick up your phone to ride — it's a planning companion, so ride-only features (turn-by-turn, recording, CarPlay) stay on the phone. OFFLINE STREET SEARCH • Search street addresses fully offline, inside any region you've downloaded — no signal needed to look up where you're going. WORLDWIDE DATELINE FIX • New Zealand, Fiji, Alaska, Kiribati, Tuvalu and the Russian Far East now route correctly across the 180° meridian. LIVE TRAFFIC • During navigation the route line now shows congestion in clear green / yellow / red bands (Pro, with Live traffic on).

Bigger vehicles, a map that remembers where you've been, faster routing, and a lot more CarPlay. TRUCK & CAMPER • A new vehicle profile routes by your real size — height, width, length, and weight — steering you clear of low bridges, narrow lanes, and weight-limited roads. EXPLORED-ROADS MAP • Every road you ride fills in on your own map. Watch your explored network grow, trip after trip. FASTER & SMARTER ROUTING • Curviest and Unpavediest routes now calculate dramatically faster, even on longer trips. • New "Avoid ferries" preference for every vehicle type. • Give your custom presets their own icon and color. MORE ON THE CAR SCREEN • Live traffic incidents now show right on CarPlay. • Edit your stops mid-route without picking up the phone. • Open your saved routes straight from the car screen. • Switch the map between Road, Satellite, and Terrain, even mid-drive. • A heads-up when your start or destination sits in a country you've chosen to avoid. • The map self-recovers if it ever comes up blank or off-center after a relaunch, with a smoother location puck and speed-aware zoom. ELSEWHERE • Your trip-log iCloud sync status is now visible in Settings. Route planning is always free; TrackHound Pro unlocks turn-by-turn, GPX import, unlimited regions, and CarPlay.

One release, a season of upgrades. FIND ALONG ROUTE • Need fuel, food, or coffee? Tap Find along route and TrackHound lists stops on the way, ready to drop into your trip as a stop. WALK MODE • A new on-foot profile with Direct, Quiet paths, and Hiking presets — plan a walk the way you plan a ride. CHOOSE YOUR OWN ETA • Pick a target arrival time — today or tomorrow — and TrackHound tells you the latest you can leave, folding in live traffic. • One tap on the leave-by line adds a departure reminder to your calendar that deep-links back to your route. RECORD FROM YOUR HOME SCREEN • New iPhone widgets start a ride recording with one tap from the Home Screen or Lock Screen. BUSINESS RIDES • Tag rides as business, then export a mileage report or CSV straight from the Trip Log. NOW ON FOR EVERYONE (out of beta) • Battery-Smart GPS — full precision while navigating, easy on the battery the rest of the time. • Auto-download maps at borders — cross into a new country and its map fetches itself. • The traffic-coloured route line, Surprise me loops, and the driver’s-eye 3D navigation map. • Save rides to Apple Health as real workouts (opt-in). MORE ON THE CAR SCREEN • Your favourites’ icons show on the CarPlay lists and Dashboard shortcuts — and you pick which two are pinned. • Search falls back to a browsable saved-places list when the head unit limits the keyboard. • Live traffic incidents now show in Compare all, a “Calculating route…” indicator comes with Cancel, and Go can no longer strand you on the trip preview. SMOOTHER, SAFER • Set a Maximum speed so planning never routes you faster than you want. • Multi-stop trips can give each leg its own route style (beta). • No more false “you’ve arrived” on a stale route, and no reroute churn while you push the bike around a parking lot. • If saving a route, trip, or favourite ever fails, TrackHound tells you instead of losing it silently. • Trip Log and GPX lists: collapsible months and multi-select delete. Route planning is always free; TrackHound Pro unlocks turn-by-turn, GPX import, unlimited regions, and CarPlay.

TrackHound now speaks your language. FULLY LOCALIZED — 20 LANGUAGES • The whole app — every screen, alert, roadbook tile, and CarPlay view — now ships in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Polish, Czech, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and Simplified Chinese (with UK/AU/CA English and regional Spanish, French, and Portuguese variants). • App Store listing and screenshots localized for every storefront. • Voice guidance itself still speaks English for now — localized turn instructions are on the roadmap. BATTERY-SMART GPS • GPS now switches off the moment you leave the map and comes back the instant you return — no more always-on location arrow while you browse the trip log or plan a ride. Navigation, recording, and CarPlay always keep full GPS. APPLE HEALTH: CYCLING WORKOUTS • Bicycle rides now save to Apple Health as genuine Cycling workouts that count toward your activity and fitness stats. CARPLAY RELIABILITY • Fixed the Dashboard card showing a blank blue map after force-quitting the app on your phone. • The map's buttons and Start Recording now survive a force-quit too — everything self-heals in seconds. ACCESSIBILITY • First round of VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support across the planner and roadbook. Route planning is always free. TrackHound Pro unlocks turn-by-turn, GPX import, unlimited regions, and CarPlay.

1.4.1 brings 3D navigation, new road-awareness alerts, and fresh ways to plan — plus Apple Health and a stack of fixes. 3D NAVIGATION • New pitched, course-up 3D map for turn-by-turn on iPhone and CarPlay — the road tilts into view as you drive. • The route line now colours by traffic congestion, so you can read the slow stretches ahead at a glance. • Speed cameras and traffic markers show right on the map, on CarPlay and iPhone. ROAD AWARENESS • Speed-camera alerts are now a standard feature (previously beta): an offline dataset warns you on approach, with markers on the map. Opt-in from Settings — you're responsible for local legality. • Live traffic (Pro): congestion-aware ETA plus live incident, roadworks, and closure markers along your route. • Dead-end warning (beta): a spoken heads-up — with the road's length and whether it's unpaved — as you enter a no-through-road. NEW WAYS TO PLAN • Surprise me (beta): one tap builds an auto-loop from your location through nearby town and village centres, all as editable stops. • Bicycle routing: a new mode using Valhalla's native bicycle costing. • Prefer narrow roads for motorcycles (beta): steer routing toward smaller, quieter roads. • Preload destinations from your calendar events. RIDES • Save completed rides to Apple Health as workouts. CARPLAY • Auto-select your vehicle from the connected car — CarPlay switches you to Car, and unplugging restores your previous vehicle. • The 3D navigation camera is now out of beta. • Fixed the Dashboard maneuver text. FIXES • Fixed a CarPlay map freeze when starting a new trip, and silent voice guidance on a cold, locked CarPlay relaunch. • The CarPlay Dashboard map now stays up to date while you drive, and the CarPlay map reliably appears on a cold start instead of coming up blank. • The "Not enough storage" warning no longer flashes and vanishes. • The roadbook and map now follow your phone's orientation by default. • The nav map no longer zooms back out to the whole route mid-drive. Speed-camera alerts and Live traffic are opt-in from Settings; Live traffic sends your route to the traffic provider. CarPlay navigation and Live traffic require TrackHound Pro. Route planning is always free.

1.4.0 is a big CarPlay update, plus new planning and roadbook tools — the full picture since 1.3.0: CARPLAY • Dashboard: TrackHound's live moving map now appears in the CarPlay Dashboard card, next to Now Playing — with shortcut buttons for your recent favourites to start a route in one tap. • Instrument tiles on the CarPlay map — speed with the posted speed-limit sign, route-alignment heading, vehicle attitude (pitch & roll), and current altitude — colour-coded green / orange / red and configurable. • Lane guidance (beta): which lane(s) to take at upcoming maneuvers. • Edge cues: the screen edge blinks orange toward your next turn and glows red when you're over the limit. • Tap the map to drop a destination, zoom and pan with the car's controls, auto-recenter to your route, and reroute on the car screen with no phone needed. • The maneuver card matches the car's day & night theme, and instructions no longer flicker. PLANNING • Route padding by target duration — enter how long you want to be out and TrackHound extends the route to match your pace. • Route styles: common vs style-specific tuning grouped clearly, each control with a "modified" dot and one-tap reset. ROADBOOK & RIDES • Altitude tile (current elevation, m/ft) and a user-set safe pitch/roll for the attitude gauge, per vehicle. • Choose your own accent colour (Settings → Roadbook Appearance). • Post-ride summary adds ride telemetrics (acceleration, braking, top/avg speed, lean) and shows your intermediate stops. • GPX history: re-open past imports and exports. • Intermediate stops pause on arrival with a Continue prompt and numbered map markers, on CarPlay and iPhone. FIXES • Route corridor basemap cached for smoother offline navigation. • A second route always starts without restarting the app. • Clearer attitude readout. CarPlay navigation requires TrackHound Pro and activates once Apple approves our navigation entitlement. Route planning is always free.

A whole new way to navigate, plus more control over your maps: • Map navigation style — a full-screen moving map that follows you, with your speed, the speed limit, distance and ETA right on the map. Flip between Map and Roadbook with the on-screen button; your choice is remembered per vehicle. • Heading cone on the blue dot, so you can see which way you're facing. • Stay in country — keep a route from crossing a border (insurance, vignettes, fuel prices). In the Route style menu. • Space Lens — manage your downloaded maps: see sizes, sort by last used, delete with a tap. • Auto-download a country's map when you cross the border (beta, opt-in). • Route padding (beta) — stretch an A→B into a longer ride toward a target distance. Routing is always free; TrackHound Pro adds turn-by-turn navigation.

Plan bigger trips and see more of the map: • Multi-stop routing (beta) — chain stops A → B → C and drag to reorder. Turn it on in Settings. • New map styles — switch between Road, Satellite, and Terrain from the top-left button • Turn-by-turn now shows your ETA and the time remaining • Multi-region downloads show "Map N of M" so you know how many are left Routing is always free; TrackHound Pro adds turn-by-turn navigation.

TrackHound Maps v2 — faster, more robust on-device routing: • Route fully offline after one download; smoother downloads that use less memory • The downloader pre-selects your area, and a cross-border trip grabs every region it needs in one tap • Long routes (500+ km) now plan instead of erroring Also new since 1.0: • Unlimited favourites, each with its own photo • Drop a start or destination by coordinates or Plus Code • New "How TrackHound works" walkthrough • Rate your logged trips and add notes • Refreshed onboarding Routing is always free; TrackHound Pro adds turn-by-turn navigation.