Add a return home from the last city. The button uses your origin city, like Return to Vienna, and only asks how you travel. Stack more than one ride home. A + sits between the city and the flight back, so you can add another leg without losing the return. Adding the next city keeps the trip home. The return moves to the new last city instead of being replaced. The + under a travel card no longer offers “add a city,” so that ride stays put.

Ads for free plans (banner on Home, occasional full-screen) — Plus stays ad-free Clearer error messages instead of technical junk Day setup no longer breaks when a start point is invalid (grey map / failed save)

Plus users can add a travel partner to a trip. You both edit the same plan, and Plus on that trip stays with the owner. Passenger names fill in from you and your partners. Success messages are green and errors are red.

A long stay in one city no longer scrolls up and down on its own. Saving a new trip no longer creates a second copy of the same trip.

The current-route button shows only the next hop. Nothing visited yet draws the day start to the first place. After that, it draws the last visited place to the next one. When every place is done, it draws the last place to the end. Finished trips are easier to tell apart. The cover is softer, and the title, dates, cities, and Ended badge are dimmed. Trip cards no longer show a chevron. The Ended badge sits centered on the card. Reroute, Start, and Edit stay on one row in German and French.

• Reroute rebuilds the day when you switch between transit, bike, drive, or walk, and when you pick the same mode again. • Ended trips stay view-only. Reroute, Start, and Edit turn off once the trip is over. • The trip checklist sits on one line and stays pinned while you scroll.

How IPlan works A short visual guide on first launch, plus an i on Itinerary, Explore, Map, and Social if you want a recap. Replay it anytime from Profile. Clearer trip setup A five-step checklist on the itinerary so dates, cities, travel, hotels, and days are obvious. The map overview updates as soon as you edit the plan. Maps for everyone The free map is back to a normal street map — no more “API key required” tiles. Plus Yearly Plus now shows how much you save versus monthly. Profile tells you whether you’re on monthly or yearly. Social Place names use the right category icon. If you can’t post yet, the feed explains why.

• Start and end dates now save correctly and stay in sync across the trip • iPad day view: the map fills the screen next to your stops — no more blank pane • Map tiles load on first open (no pinch-to-wake) • Back to overview from a day, one tap • iPad sidebar: logo on the left with the IPlan wordmark • Place details open as a bottom sheet; start/end pins open directions • Journey pins use the same category icons as day planning