A passport that turns over, and a map that goes closer. TURN THE PASSPORT OVER Tap your passport and it flips. On the back is the distance you have actually travelled — every finished trip, added up, in kilometres or miles. A RANGE, BECAUSE THAT IS THE TRUTH Roam never invents a number it cannot stand behind. The floor is the real distance between the two places; the ceiling allows for the fact that nothing travels in a straight line. Trips it had to guess at are marked, and it tells you plainly how much of your record it could measure and how much it could not. SAY WHERE YOU LEAVE FROM Set a home airport or city once in the Passport tab and every new trip starts there. Override it on a single trip, change it on a trip you have already taken, or clear it entirely. Nothing is assumed without saying so. THE UNITED STATES, STATE BY STATE Zoom into the map and the country resolves into all fifty states and the District of Columbia. Tap one and Roam shows what put it there — the cities on your own trips. Been somewhere Roam was never told about? Mark it yourself, exactly like a country. CITIES UNDER THE COUNTRIES A passport that counts only countries flattens a lot of travelling. Roam now counts the places themselves, and the states and regions they sit in, alongside the flags. A trip that only ever said "Japan" still earns the flag — and honestly claims no city, because you never named one. YOUR SAVED LISTS NOW COMBINE Pick more than one template when you build a trip and Roam lays them into a single list, keeping one row for anything they share, at the larger quantity and the higher priority. You choose the order, and you can change it. DROP A LIST ONTO A TRIP ALREADY UNDER WAY Decided on Thursday that the camera is coming after all? Open the trip, choose Add from a template, and take only the rows you want. Anything already on your list is shown and explained rather than quietly skipped. ALSO FIXED • A state could be counted twice when one trip spelled it "Illinois" and another "IL". • Roam said "1 places" and "1 states". It now says "1 place" and "1 state". • A trip that had already happened still asked for a weather forecast it could never get. • The heading on the post-trip review sheet sat under the drag handle.

Pack into the bag, not just the list. INTO THE BAG Give a trip its bags, then file each item into one. See the checklist by bag, or open a bag and see only what goes in it. Change the dates, add a stop, let Roam rebuild the list — everything stays where you put it. EVERY BAG GRADED, EACH AGAINST ITS OWN LIMIT A personal item, a carry-on and a checked case are three different allowances. Roam now grades all of a trip's bags together, on the trip's own screen, each against the published limit for its class. WHAT IT WEIGHS BEFORE YOU LIFT IT Roam estimates what a bag's contents come to, from typical masses for 148 everyday things. Always a range, never a false decimal, and always labelled — estimated, part-weighed, or weighed. It never overrules the airline verdict; that still comes from the weight you measured yourself. PACKING PROGRESS ON THE LOCK SCREEN Open Roam in the two days before you leave and your progress sits on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so the last few things get ticked off without unlocking. It stays off until you switch on "Lock Screen while packing" in the Profile tab. WIDGETS WITH SOMETHING BEHIND THEM Small, medium and large widgets are now drawn on the trip's own painting — the ski lodge, the parasol, the tent by the lake. The small one says where you're going instead of running out of room, and the weather glyphs are no longer black in light mode. COLOUR THAT MEANS SOMETHING All eight packing categories have their own pigment, checked for contrast in both light and dark mode. The progress bar at the top of a trip is split into those same colours, so you can see at a glance that it's the toiletries you haven't started. BUY IT ONCE Roam is now sold outright as well as weekly and yearly. Buy the lifetime option and nothing renews — there is nothing to cancel. ALSO FIXED • A bag over its limit said "on its longest side" whichever side had actually failed. It now names the side that did. • The unfilled part of the progress bar is visible in light mode, and the checklist header gave back a row it was wasting.

One trip, many stops A trip can now go to more than one place. Add each stop, say how many nights you're there, and Roam divides the trip between them — then builds one packing list that covers the whole route. The forecast, for where you're actually going Roam now reads the real forecast for your destination on the days you'll be there, and folds it into what it suggests you pack. Rain in one city and heat in the next means you're packed for both. Forecasts from Apple Weather. Your passport fills itself in Finish a trip and you've earned that country's flag. Scratch it off to claim it. Also in this release • Destination search finds smaller towns, and you can pick a place straight off the map • Your trip's days are laid out stop by stop, with the weather beside them • Fixes to dark mode, scrolling, and a good number of smaller repairs