BumpyRide 2.2 is about the choices you make when you first open the app — and about not asking for things before they're needed. GETTING STARTED • A free account is now offered when you first open the app, instead of being buried in Settings. It stays optional: "Not now" goes straight into a fully working app, and you can set one up later from Settings › Web Account. • Signing up takes a username and a password. An email address is optional — bumpyride.me never sends email. • If you choose to share your rides on the public bump map, that choice is on the same screen, off by default, with what does and doesn't get published spelled out. • The 3-rider threshold that keeps your own routes from being picked out of the public map can now be switched off from that screen too, not just from Settings. PERMISSIONS • The app no longer asks for your location the moment you first open it. It asks when you tap Start Ride, which is when it actually needs it. SYNC • Backing up your older rides now keeps going while the app is closed, so a long backlog finishes on its own instead of only moving while you have the app open.

BumpyRide 2.1 is about battery, and about the map behaving itself. BATTERY • Recording now costs about half what it did. Same ride, same route: roughly 21% of a charge per hour before, about 10% now, and the phone no longer gets warm doing it. • A ride left running with no movement for 15 minutes pauses itself and switches GPS off. Tap Resume to carry on, or turn it off in Settings › Recording. • Fixed a case where force-quitting mid-ride could leave iOS waking the app in the background for days afterwards. MAPS • The Bump Map opens where your riding actually is. One long trip no longer zooms it out so far that nothing draws. • Stop a ride and the map stops following you and shows the whole route. Saved rides open the same way, without the location dot. • The purple "I've been here" layer appears immediately instead of waiting for every past ride to be re-read. SYNC • Fixed a bug that could re-upload your entire ride library — repeatedly, over cellular. Backing up older rides now waits for Wi-Fi by default; rides you just finished still upload straight away. ALSO • Rides you've earned points for show them in the Saved list. • Heart rate from your Apple Watch attaches to the Health workout properly. If you use it, re-authorise under Settings › Apple Health so the trace can attach.

BumpyRide 2.0 is a big one — a year of riding folded into one release. REPORT WHAT YOU ENCOUNTER • Log Event joins Log Close Call on the ride screen. Report a blocked lane, or define your own event types in Settings — your custom types stay private to your account. • Close calls can be tagged Vehicle, Bike, or Pedestrian; hard brakes as Safety, Other, or False trigger. Edit any of them later from the saved ride. • Reporting mode: press and hold the stats bar mid-ride to collapse the map and blow the report buttons up to full size for no-look tapping. HEART RATE AND WEATHER • Heart rate from your Apple Watch, added to the ride's Apple Health workout — turn on "Open watch app with this app." • Live weather on the recording map: temperature, wind speed, and whether you're fighting a headwind, riding a tailwind, or taking it across. ACHIEVEMENTS • Earn bonus points for standout rides and lifetime milestones — distance, exploration, smooth roads, safety reporting. New Achievements screen, and a banner when you earn one. • Your score now lives behind the trophy on the Saved tab, with lifetime distance and ride time. SEE MORE ON THE MAP • A purple overlay of every cell you've ridden, with an opacity slider. • Heading-up or north-up, recenter buttons, and route coloring that no longer hides isolated rough spots. • Set your preferred map defaults in Settings. EDIT AND SHARE RIDES • A proper full-screen ride editor: trim a ride down or split one ride into two, with a live map preview. • Share your ride summary photo to Messages, Mail, or social — saving to Photos is still one tap. FASTER AND SMOOTHER • Much faster launch, and rides no longer bog the app down as your library grows. • Sync keeps running after you lock the screen or leave the app. • Choose when the screen stays awake, and a higher-contrast interface for riding in direct sun. Plus a long list of fixes: hard-brake detection through tunnels, fewer false brake reports from potholes and GPS glitches, the Apple Health heart-rate bug, and the categorization popup that could get stuck.

• Apple Watch app — control your ride from the wrist. Start, pause, resume, and stop & save a ride; log close calls with one tap; check your elapsed time, distance, and bumpiness on three swipeable pages. The iPhone keeps doing the recording so you don't need to touch your phone mid-ride. • "Close call" markers and brake pins now appear on the recording map in real time (carried over from v1.5). • Fixed a crash when opening a saved ride with very few GPS points (could occur after an indoor or accidental start-and-immediately- stop).

• Apple Health integration — your rides now appear in the Fitness app as cycling workouts and count toward your activity rings. Auto-export new rides, manually add older ones, or use the new Settings backfill button to sync your full ride history in one tap. • Server-side restore — re-download every ride from bumpyride.me after reinstalling the app or moving to a new phone. Find it under Settings → Web Account → "Restore my rides." • Per-ride scores now appear in the ride playback view alongside the route and stats. • Hard-brake pins and close-call diamonds now appear on the live recording map as they happen during a ride — you no longer have to wait until after the ride to see them.

• Earn points for every ride — the bumpyride.me companion web app scores each synced ride based on distance, smoothness, and consistency. See your total score grow in the web app. • Live recording display now shows elapsed time, current GPS speed, and average ride speed alongside the route map. • Close-call button is now purple to match the close-call marker style across the app. • Smoother live display on long rides — capped trailing polyline and O(1) running stats keep the UI responsive even after hours of recording.

• Improved background tracking: long rides with the phone in your pocket now stay continuously recorded. • Refined hard-brake detection — more sensitive to firm braking, not just emergency stops. • Smoother live seismograph display, especially on long rides. • When a ride had a GPS gap mid-route, the saved-ride map now shows a visual break instead of a misleading straight line. • New Account section in Settings → Web Account: clear your synced data or delete your account, with options to keep your contributions to the public maps anonymized. • Closing a saved ride now returns you to the Saved tab, not the Ride tab. • New launch screen.

• iCloud backup: rides now back up to iCloud and sync across your devices. They survive deleting and reinstalling the app. Find them in Files under iCloud Drive → BumpyRide. • Hard-brake detection: every ride is scanned for hard braking. Brake events appear as red incident pins on the route, and a new Brake Map view shows where you brake hardest across all your rides. • Close call reporting: tap a button while riding to flag a close call. Logged calls appear in saved rides as violet diamonds on the map, with a new Close Calls map aggregating them across rides. • Cleaner sync indicator: the Saved tab's count badge now shows only newly-saved rides waiting to upload, not the catch-up burst after first pairing.

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