The whole trip on paper, and surprises big and small. • Save the trip as a PDF: who's going, the plan day by day, trip info, open ideas, shared lists and who owes whom, in one document to print, keep offline or send to someone who isn't on Joura. • Take someone away without telling them where. Invite them and keep it a surprise: until the trip begins they see the dates, where to meet, clues for packing, the plan as times of day and their share in their own currency — just not where they're going. • Joura can suggest the clues. Keep the ones you like. • Keep one entry from the group, like tonight's dinner. Everyone sees that something's planned and when to be ready until it begins, or until you reveal it. Fixes • A change to the itinerary is now credited to the person who made it. • The settle-up summary's total spent no longer counts repayments brought in from another app.

A new look, from the first screen to the last setting. • Your trips: the one under way gets a card of its own, with the day you're on and what's next. Activity can be filtered. • Each trip opens on its cover, with a card that counts the days and the next stop. Expenses shows what the group spent and your share at a glance. • The itinerary gives every day a heading, and a strip of the days under the toolbar jumps to any one of them. • An invitation is now a boarding pass that shows who's already going. Nudge someone who hasn't answered, and invite people from your other trips in one tap. • Settings show what each one is set to, and currency and language have pages of their own. • Getting started is three short screens that show Joura working. Fixes • A trip that's settled up no longer looks like one with no expenses. • A screen that can't load now says why, instead of loading forever. • Long titles stay clear of the buttons in the top bar. • An expense with no amount now says so, instead of asking about decimal places. • A field you correct clears its error straight away. • Scrolling the expense form with the keypad open no longer brings up the keyboard. • The last item in a list no longer hides behind the + button. • With large text, amounts and the “Happening now” badge no longer break in the middle of a word.

A big one: the whole trip, from the first idea to the last euro, in one place. Plan together • Collect a trip's maybes, swipe through them to say you're in, and put the favourite into the plan. • Packing lists, to-dos and who brings what — and a little celebration when one is done. • See each day on a map, play it stop by stop, and pin an entry's place so its time follows it. • Paste a booking confirmation, or share it from another app, and Joura reads it into the plan. On the way • See what's next from your home screen, and follow a flight or a train live on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. • Keep a trip's documents and photos on your phone, so they open on a plane. • Put the itinerary in your calendar. • Ask Joura in the trip's chat — "what time is check-in?", "who still owes me?" — answered from the trip alone. Money • Scan a receipt and let everyone claim what they had. • Split by shares: a couple counts as two. • Expenses in another currency convert at the central-bank rate of the day they were paid. • Plan a booking's cost before it's paid: deposits, balances, due dates and who's in, with a reminder when one is due. • Pay someone back in a tap with the ways they like to be paid. • Bring a group's expenses across from Splitwise, Tricount or Settle Up. • Export a trip's money as a spreadsheet, and see where it went. Afterwards • Relive the trip in numbers as a story — days, kilometres, countries, what it cost — ending on a card to share. Your profile adds up every trip. Trip reminders now arrive as the Settings switch promised.

Every trip now has its own group chat, so the planning happens right next to the plans. Send messages, photos, files, voice notes and stickers. Reply to a message, react to it, or hold it for more. Start a poll for dinner, share the place you're standing, or drop a flight or a booking from the trip straight into the conversation. Something worth keeping? Save it to the trip's Info, or turn "paid 84.50 for dinner" into an expense in one step. Trip info now sits under the Chat tab, one tap from the conversation. Mute a busy trip, report a message, or hide someone's messages whenever you need to. The trip's owner can switch the chat off. Chat messages are stored by Joura so everyone on the trip sees them on every device. They are not end-to-end encrypted; the privacy policy has the details.

Setting up a new account works first time again: saving your profile no longer shows an error, and the name you choose is always kept. Adding several itinerary entries, expenses, payments or trips in a row now saves every one of them. Before, only the first stuck until Joura was restarted. A new icon: Joura is now a suitcase. A trip's overview is now a dashboard of cards: what is next, who is coming and where the money stands, all at a glance. Amounts roll when they change, lists move smoothly as things are added and removed, and empty screens and the Info tab have new illustrations. When a flight on your trip lands, Joura now says welcome, with a different joke each time. You can switch it off under Notifications, Arrivals.