Wander 1.8 is about the journeys you already took: the ones sitting in your photo library unsaved, the ones your watch recorded, and the places you keep going back to. NEW • Suggested Wanders. Wander can look through your photo library for days that look like a journey you never saved, and offer them back to you. The search runs entirely on your device and reads only the date and location saved with each photo, never the photos themselves. Suggestions learn from the Wanders you have already saved, so they fit the distances and the days you actually cover. • The route you actually walked. If you recorded a walk, run, ride, or hike in Apple Health while you were taking your photos, Wander offers to draw the path your workout recorded instead of guessing a route between them. A toggle shows the whole recording, including the stretch before your first photo and after your last. Nothing is ever written to Health. • Places worth keeping. A saved place now holds a note, a category, and a list of every Wander you have been there on. Add one by searching, by dropping a pin, or by tapping a shop or a park the map already knows. Link a waypoint to a place, and rename the place to rename it everywhere. • On this day. Your Logbook resurfaces a Wander from this day in an earlier year, with a Home Screen widget and optional anniversary reminders. • Start from a workout. The photo picker can show just the photos you took during a recorded workout, and a single photo along one is now enough to make a Wander. IMPROVED • Tap anything to see it whole. Stops, legs, waypoints, and places each have their own screen now, with Edit in the corner when you want to change something. • One map for finding anywhere. Search the map itself and results appear as pins where you are looking, with your saved places and this Wander's waypoints as layers you can tap. • Search that says why it matched. Every result carries a line naming where your term was found, and a search of your notes now reaches every note on a Wander. • Deleting is no longer forever. Places and people wait in Recently Deleted for 30 days, the way Wanders already did. Restoring one onto a name or a spot something else has taken offers to merge them. • A new launch screen, and buttons throughout the app in the same Liquid Glass as the rest of iOS 26. FIXED • Editing a waypoint's position and its time together no longer drops the time. • Adding or removing a photo keeps a dated Start or End waypoint's times. • Stopping a workout redraw partway leaves the Wander exactly as it was. • A journey that crossed time zones westward is drawn in the order you traveled. • Emptying Recently Deleted, and the first search of a large library, are both far lighter on memory. Private by design: no account, no ads, no tracking. Your Logbook syncs through your own iCloud, not our servers. Go Wander.

Wander 1.7.2 fixes a crash on launch for anyone running iOS 27. If the app closed the moment you opened it, this update is the fix. Nothing else has changed.

Wander 1.7 is about the journey around the route: what the weather was, who you were with, what you want to remember, and finding it all again later. NEW • A photo picker built for journeys. Choosing photos now happens inside Wander: filter your library by a day or a date range, jump straight to a place, or draw a circle on the map to grab everything you shot there. • Notes and tags. Write a note on a whole Wander, or on any single stop, leg, or waypoint. Tag them however you think, and search your Logbook by both. • Weather. Look up the conditions and temperature your journey happened in, recorded stop by stop from the moment each photo was taken, and watch it change as playback moves along the route. • Places. Save the spots you set out from again and again, like home or a favorite trailhead, then drop one onto any Wander in a tap. • Insights. Your lifetime totals across everything you have wandered: distance, Wanders, photos, your busiest month, and a breakdown by activity. • Spotlight and Siri. Your Wanders turn up in Spotlight search, and "Create a Wander" works from Siri, Shortcuts, or the Action Button. • Built for everyone. Wander now follows your accessibility settings, with Reduce Motion and Transparency, Dynamic Type, higher-contrast pins, and full VoiceOver, including an audio graph of your elevation chart. IMPROVED • Edit from the Timeline. Change a leg's activity, its people, or a waypoint without leaving the list, and collapse a photo-heavy stop to just its cover. • Smarter waypoints. Move one to another leg, relocate it by searching a new place, timestamp a mid-route stop to sharpen your pace, or add one straight from an Apple Maps link. • Smarter Smart Folders. Fill a folder by tag, note, weather, or the places you added as waypoints, on top of activity, people, and favorites. FIXED • Editing a waypoint no longer loses its timestamp, elevation, weather, or note. • Photos picked under one filter are all included when you create the Wander, not just the ones still on screen. • Erase All Data now clears saved Wanders from Spotlight and removes any leftover backup files. • Cancelling an activity change stops cleanly instead of reporting a failure. Private by design: no account, no ads, no tracking. Your Logbook syncs through your own iCloud, not our servers. Go Wander.

Shape your routes exactly how you traveled, and never lose a Wander. This release adds waypoints, Smart Folders, automatic iCloud backups, and a Recently Deleted safety net. NEW • Waypoints — drop or search for an extra place and bend a leg of your route through it. Set a waypoint as the Start or End so the line draws from the station before your first photo, or past your last. Make it a round trip that returns home, and give a waypoint its own elevation so your climb chart tells the whole story. • Smart Folders — folders that fill themselves from rules, like runs with Ben but not Sam. Set conditions by activity and people, and matching Wanders appear on their own. • Backups — your whole library backs up to your own iCloud Drive, on a daily schedule if you like, and restores if anything ever goes wrong. • Recently Deleted — deleting is undoable now. Deleted Wanders wait 30 days so you can bring them back. • Favorite People — favorite the people you travel with, and they sit at the top when you tag them. • A tidier Logbook — All Wanders sits up top with your folders below, and search, sort, and filters live right in each list. • Better share images — drag and pinch to frame your route exactly how you like, pick a standard or satellite backdrop, and add a cover photo up top. REFINED • Faster imports and fewer routing failures, tuned to run smoothly on older iPhones. • Big Wanders keep building even if you leave the app — or you can cancel and start over — with an honest progress estimate along the way. • Sync trouble is now surfaced in Settings instead of failing quietly. • Lots of small polish across the Timeline, folders, People, and playback. Private by design: no account, no ads, no tracking. Your Logbook syncs through your own iCloud, not our servers. Go Wander.

Not just walks anymore — mark any leg of a journey as a run, ride, hike, drive, boat, or flight, add the people who were there, and Wander maps the whole thing. NEW • Wander Types — every leg of a journey can be its own activity: running, cycling, hiking, driving — even a train, a boat, or a flight. Real streets and trails on land, a clean line across water or sky. • Smart suggestions — Wander reads the clues (trail names, pace, elevation) and offers "Looks like a hike." You decide; nothing changes on its own. • People — add the people who shared a journey, from Contacts or created on the spot. Attach them to a Wander (or just part of one) and browse every journey you've taken together. • Favorites — heart the Wanders you love, from the list, the detail view, or a swipe. • Logbook filters — narrow to favorites, an activity, or a person. Filters compose, and search still finds anything by name, place, or date. • Share card upgrades — your featured photo rides on top, an elevation chart comes along if you want it, and point-to-point journeys get titled like journeys: "New York to London." • At home on iPad — folder stats at a glance, people counts on every row, and a fuller stats bar with time, pace, and elevation gain. • Photo viewer — full-screen photos titled with when and where they were taken, a star marking each stop's cover photo, and a timeline rail showing how you traveled between stops. • Distances, refined — very short Wanders read in feet or meters, and switching miles to kilometers updates everywhere instantly. • The "your Wander is ready" notification now arrives reliably when you leave the app while a route builds. FIXES • Out-and-back routes follow the street you actually took — no more cut corners where you doubled back. • Changing a journey's activity on a long route now recovers from momentary Maps hiccups instead of failing. • Lots of small polish across the Timeline, folders, People, and playback. Private by design: no account, no ads, no tracking. Go Wander.

The biggest Wander update yet — a simpler app, now on iPad, with smarter ways to organize your walks. NEW • Now on iPad — Wander is universal. Your saved walks sync across iPhone and iPad through your own private iCloud database. • A simpler, single-screen design — your Logbook is now the home of the app. No more tabs; your walks are front and center, with Settings a tap away. • Folders, the Notes way — group walks into folders and tap to drill in. Give each folder its own color and icon so your Logbook reads at a glance. • Search your walks — find any walk by name, place, or date. • Edit a saved walk — remove a stop and Wander rebuilds the route around it. • Fun walk names — every walk is saved automatically with a name drawn from the time of day and distance (Morning Stroll, Afternoon Trek, Evening Odyssey…). Rename anytime. • Elevation chart — a smoothed altitude curve read from your photos' GPS, synced to playback. Tap the mountain icon to show it. • Replay with a photo viewer — press play and watch a marker travel your route while a picture-in-picture viewer shows each photo as you pass it, starting with your very first shot. • Pin clustering — nearby photos group under a single pin with a count, so dense walks stay readable. Pick which photo represents each cluster. • A polished share image — send any walk as a card carrying the route, the stats, and a "Made with Wander" sign-off. Choose light or dark, and portrait, square, or landscape. • A fresh look — a new app icon and launch screen, a clean Liquid Glass design, and a brighter accent throughout. FASTER & MORE RELIABLE • Big performance and memory improvements — the Logbook opens faster and large libraries stay smooth, even on older iPhones. • More dependable iCloud sync across your devices. • Sharing via Messages now reliably reaches every recipient, with smaller, faster images. Plus many fixes — correctly oriented photo thumbnails, a steadier Logbook layout after importing, and more. Private by design: no account, no ads, no tracking. Your photos never leave your device. Lace up and see where you've been.

The biggest update since 1.1 (What happened to 1.2? Don't worry about it!) — new ways to look at your walks. • Fun walk names — every walk gets an auto-generated name based on time of day and distance (Morning Stroll, Afternoon Trek, Evening Odyssey…) so your Logbook reads like a story. Rename any walk anytime. • Elevation chart — a smoothed altitude curve drawn from your photos' GPS data, synced to playback. Tap the mountain icon to show it. • Playback PIP — a picture-in-picture mini photo viewer follows along during route playback. Drag it between corners; the app remembers where you put it. • Pin clustering — nearby photos group under a single pin with a count badge, so dense walks read cleanly on the map. • iCloud sync — saved walks and key-photo choices sync across your iCloud-signed iPhones through your private iCloud database. • Share image with light/dark toggle — your walk shares as a polished card with a "Made with Wander" sign-off. Tap the sun/moon button to flip between light and dark variants before you share. • Logbook gains folders, drag-to-reorder, and date-sort modes — organize walks however you like. • New bottom tab bar — Home, Create, Logbook, and Feedback always one tap away. ("My Walks" is now "Logbook".) • New app icon, deeper cobalt launch screen, and a brighter accent across the app. • Send feedback right from the app. • Portrait-only orientation lock. Fixes: • Photo thumbnails in saved walks could render rotated 90° on iPhone JPEGs. • Logbook layout could drift after a fresh-import push. • Playback PIP could overlap the playback bar on Pro Max devices. • Sharing via Messages now reliably delivers to every recipient (including SMS contacts), with smaller and faster image transfers.

• New bottom tab bar — Home, Create, Logbook, and Feedback always one tap away • Renamed "My Walks" to "Logbook" • Send feedback right from the app • Fixed: photo thumbnails in saved walks were rendering rotated 90°