Added Simplified Chinese.

2.0 — a live subway map. - Live trains: see trains moving along the tracks on the map and on each line screen, from the MTA's real-time feed. Tap a train for its next stop, or tap Follow to keep it in view. - Next trains: tap any station to see what's arriving, with a full list for the hour ahead. - Directions: plan a route between any two stations. It uses live predictions where they exist and the published schedule where they don't, so it also works offline. - Log a planned route as a ride in one tap. - Cab View: a card now marks the stretches you skipped, so the flight no longer jumps without warning. - Fixes for saving exported videos to Photos.

- New: Cab View (beta). Follow the stretches you rode from above, over satellite imagery and 3D buildings — underground, you fly over the streets above your ride. - Station names appear at the start and the end; you can also stop at each station or loop the flight. - Export it as a video to share (30 seconds on the free tier; 60 seconds or a 15-second short with Pro). - Turn 3D buildings on or off — free. - Reversing the direction and picking a stretch are Pro features. - Satellite and terrain tiles make this data-heavy, so Wi-Fi is recommended.

- Added a search box to the line list. Type a letter, a number, or a name like “8 Av Express”. - Search a station name and every line serving it appears under “Via station”. - Small fixes and improvements.

- Monthly and yearly recap cards: your new stations and completed lines on one card you can share. - Badges: 42 achievements for stations, lines, trunks, boroughs, distance, cars, and active days — including the 472-station Subway Challenge. - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets: progress ring, favorite lines, and your next station at a glance. - Map improvements: ridden track stays faintly visible in the unridden filter, search understands "42 st" and complex names like Times Sq, and the nearby sheet shows visited status and every line. - Sending feedback or a suggestion is one tap away in Settings. We read every reply.

- Right after a device transfer or reinstall, ridden segments are now recognized automatically as soon as your iCloud records arrive. - Backups now include your ridden segments themselves, so restores are more accurate. - Small fixes and improvements.

- Fixed an issue where ridden segments could stop appearing on the map after a device transfer or reinstall. - Restoring a backup now also restores your ridden segments — including backups made with earlier versions. - Made the map screen more responsive.

- Ridden track no longer cuts straight across gaps where there is no track. - New setting: Don't infer segments. Riding A→B then C→D no longer marks B→C as ridden. Segments you entered before are recovered automatically. - Added a version history, readable any time from Settings › About.

The map, redrawn. - Lines now carry MTA's own colours everywhere — the stamp book, completion cards and the PDF, not just the route bullets. The Lexington Av green and the 8 Av blue are the ones you know from the platform. - Ridden stretches follow the actual track instead of cutting straight between stations, so curves through Queens and over the bridges read true. - Fixed a line drawing itself twice where its branches share track. - Stations you have not visited are drawn quieter, so the ones you have come forward. - Interchanges are drawn a size larger in a neutral colour, instead of taking one line's colour when several run through. - Opening the map from a line now shows that line alone, with a chip to step back out. - A line's header now leads with its bullet, the way a rider reads it. - The A train's stations are back in running order; its Lefferts and Far Rockaway branches no longer zigzag.

Share cards, rebuilt. - Finish a line and the card is now a station sign: the line's bullet, the two terminals you rode between, and the whole city behind it — every line you've ridden, with your share of NYC on it. - Station and milestone cards follow the same grammar. - Add a note, or the car you rode. Pro adds two more card styles. - Station stamps are ticket cards now, not square seals. - Stations on the map are white circles, so a ridden line still reads as a line. - Restored Japanese, Korean and Chinese on the Stamps tab and the station counters.