After you tap “Berth”, Nautly no longer asks how you were moving. Questions about a stop no longer pile up after a night. Hold the launch screen: press and hold to keep it longer — release or tap to start right away. In light mode, extra details, status text and accent text are now easier to read. A trip crossing the date line no longer crashes the app. The speed legend now follows the selected unit, and empty headings in the profile PDF are gone. A tap near the Live button or the offline notice no longer accidentally operates the map underneath. Buying another Voyage Pass now extends the current one by 30 days, and the purchase button shows “Extend Voyage Pass · until …”; with an active annual subscription or Unlimited, Nautly no longer offers a Voyage Pass. Purchase Settings and the purchase screen now only offer what gives you more than your current access; with Unlimited, nothing more is suggested, the footer text below names only that offer, and a short drag on the expiry banner no longer opens the purchase screen by accident. Five areas — the “Voyage on hold” banner, the status chip, the info card, the onboard-knowledge search bar and the country flags bar — now catch taps and long presses. With large text sizes, the price in the purchase line now sits on its own line, and numbers and the price no longer break in the middle. Purchase Settings now show all three prices for every access level; only what gives you more than your current access stays purchasable, and the other rows carry a note (“active”, “included in Annual subscription” or “included in Unlimited”). “Restore purchases” now reports honestly what happened: without a connection or after an error you see a note instead of a success message, and after cancelling no message at all. Every purchase line and the “Restore purchases” line can now be tapped anywhere on their surface. On the purchase screen, each offer’s name, badge and duration now sit one below the other, and no name is split with a hyphen any more. Cancelling a purchase keeps the purchase screen open, and after “Restore purchases” you see “Your purchase is active.” or “Unlimited is active.” In the holiday logbook and the ship’s log, every speed now appears in the selected unit, the profile PDF and the crew summary show the quote in the app’s language, and the onboard-knowledge chapter “Day Shapes” now says clearly: three balls in a vertical line means aground. When measuring on the map, the map source always stays fully readable, and every tap on the hint above it sets a measuring point instead of opening the map licence. Easier to read: the stop symbol of the current voyage on the dashboard and text in the second accent colour, and in light mode also the selected tab, button labels and status words on coloured areas. In dark mode, the skipper badge now stands out more clearly from yellow and the warning colour.