Stability improvements, and automatic crash reports so we can fix problems faster.

This update makes TrailsIQ Go faster and more dependable on the trail. • Longer battery life: the app uses full GPS accuracy only while it needs it. • Smoother photo picking, including very large photos. • Voice notes that start and stop more reliably. • The app recovers on its own if your phone runs short on memory. • Reports you started are kept until you send them, even if you close the app. Thanks for helping keep the trails in good shape.

Organization profiles now have the same link as the app

TrailsIQ Report is now TrailsIQ Go, with a new icon and a new look while it loads. It's the same app: your favorites, your account and your reports all carry over, and there's nothing to set up again.

Follow up on what you report - Sign in with just your email, no password, to see what happened to each report you sent: waiting for review, accepted, being worked on, fixed or not added. - Get a notification when a crew updates one of your reports. - Your account is optional. You can still report a trail issue without one, and you can delete your account in the app at any time. Volunteer workdays - Check in at a trail workday by scanning the organizer's code, or with your location when you're at the meeting spot. - Scan a code on the wrong day and the app opens that event so you can still see the details. Also - A cleaner menu. - Photos from your library keep the location they were taken at.

Report from a photo you've already taken. Pick a picture from your library and TrailsIQ places your report where the photo was taken, including photos stored in iCloud. A quicker start. The app connects faster when it opens and tells you clearly if it can't reach the network, so you're never left waiting on a blank screen.

• Searching for an organization works. It was answering "No matches" to everything — if you looked for your local club and concluded they weren't here, look again. • The map no longer comes up as a grey box. It falls back to a second source before giving up, and says what's wrong if something really is. • "Checking your location" is about half as long, so you're reporting sooner on a weak connection. • Opening the app no longer says "You appear to be offline" when you have full bars. A slow start says it's still loading; the offline message means you're actually offline. • A retry on a bad connection can't file a duplicate report. • Each organization can publish its own list of issue types, so you pick from what that crew actually tracks. • New app icon and launch screen.

• Deep links: trail-conditions, projects, and maintenance items can now be opened directly from email links or web shortcuts. • Performance and reliability improvements. • Tap-to-dictate: a microphone button now sits in the description field. Speak the issue instead of typing it — speech recognition runs on-device, so your audio never leaves your phone.

Save your favourite trail organisations and get push notifications when their trail conditions change.