Welcome to CycleMaps 50 — our fiftieth major release, guiding cyclists since 2011. Where does the time go? Thank you for riding with us all these years. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. What's New in 50.0 The New Siri (iOS 27) - Start cycling navigation to any destination — just ask Siri - Add stops along the way, hands-free - Share your ETA or stop navigation by voice Route Planning - Redesigned route composer: every stop visible and editable, with From/To slots and one-tap reverse - Add stops predictably, then optimise the order explicitly — optimisation never makes your route longer - Return to your starting point with one tap - Switch between Quiet, Balanced and Direct with a tap on the route panel - Redesigned route panel: a clear Ride button, with details, send to watch, favourite and share alongside - "Try to find newer": refresh the route saved with a favourite or past ride to get today's best routing - "Where am I?" — see and share your current location Pause & Resume - Pause your ride at any time and pick it back up when you're ready - Optional auto-pause: rides pause automatically during long stops and resume when you set off - Paused time is excluded from your ride duration - Works on iPhone, on Apple Watch, and on rides synced between them Widgets, Shortcuts & More - Home Screen widgets: your favourites, cycling streak, and weekly pace - Cycle home or start a free ride straight from Control Center, the Lock Screen, or a widget - Ask Siri to cycle to a favourite, get your ETA or cycling stats, or search CycleMaps by voice — on iPhone and Apple Watch - "Your cycling week": a quiet end-of-week notification recapping your rides Share Your ETA - Share your ETA while riding — from the menu, the cycling computer, the Live Activity, or Apple Watch - Premium riders share a live link: friends and family follow your ride and ETA on a map in their browser — no app needed AI Ride Recap [Feature available only for paid users] - A short, natural-language summary of any past ride — generated entirely on your device, private and offline (requires Apple Intelligence) Bug Fixes - Shared routes now show their elevation chart on the web, including imported routes - Retrying a failed route search no longer discards the route you already have - Stability and reliability improvements across the app

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New New - The Apple Watch demo ride now takes place in a city that matches your language — London, Paris, Tokyo, New York, Sydney and more - Apple Watch: try everything free for 7 days — the free trial now takes centre stage with a days-left countdown, and reliably unlocks rides on your watch - Improved route details in turn-by-turn directions, worldwide - Better quiet, balanced and fast route choices across the world, with elevation data everywhere - New “Dynamic zoom” option in the Map menu — untick it to keep the map at a fixed zoom while navigating - Ride recovery: if the app or your watch is interrupted mid-ride, CycleMaps now picks the ride up where it left off — on both iPhone and Apple Watch - Imported GPX routes now work with Apple Watch and keep their turn-by-turn cues - Better route framing: the map keeps your route clear of the search bar and panels, centres short routes properly, and lets you zoom in closer - The navigation camera now looks ahead along your route instead of centring on you - Sharper, high-resolution OpenStreetMap tiles — online and in offline downloads - Garmin Varia: reliable reconnection, including while CycleMaps is in the background - The directions banner steps aside on imported routes when no instruction is coming up - The cycling computer now fills in elevation for routes that come without it - Longer Apple Watch battery life while riding Bug Fixes - Fix issue where upgrade might not be recognised on Apple Watch - The map no longer swings back to north while you're waiting at a stop when following with the compass - The re-centre button now shows a clearer icon when the map is rotated to your heading, and reliably disappears when it's no longer needed - Easier-to-tap close, menu and favourite buttons throughout the app - Voice guidance no longer says “unknown road” — turns without a street name are announced simply and clearly - Fixed a crash on Apple Watch when saving favourites - Fixed sharing a route saved in your favourites — and you're now told if a shared route fails to upload - Fixed the app occasionally being closed by the system mid-ride while in the background - Very short accidental rides are no longer saved - Stability and reliability improvements throughout Also in this release: Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching - Average speed and calories now update live even when your ride is recorded on Apple Watch - The map re-centres on you automatically a few seconds after you pan it while the computer is open Other - You can now pay monthly as well as yearly for CycleMaps premium - The free version is now completely ad-free — no purchase required - A simpler, refreshed way to share feedback and rate the app - Elevation charts now colour-code climbs and descents and mark your position — when planning, riding, and reviewing past rides - Your ride is now saved even if your Apple Watch loses power mid-ride - Fixed the navigation Stop button registering taps just outside it - Stability and reliability improvements across the app

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New New - The Apple Watch demo ride now takes place in a city that matches your language — London, Paris, Tokyo, New York, Sydney and more - Apple Watch: try everything free for 7 days — the free trial now takes centre stage with a days-left countdown, and reliably unlocks rides on your watch - Improved route details in turn-by-turn directions, worldwide - Better quiet, balanced and fast route choices across the world, with elevation data everywhere - New “Dynamic zoom” option in the Map menu — untick it to keep the map at a fixed zoom while navigating - Ride recovery: if the app or your watch is interrupted mid-ride, CycleMaps now picks the ride up where it left off — on both iPhone and Apple Watch - Imported GPX routes now work with Apple Watch and keep their turn-by-turn cues - Better route framing: the map keeps your route clear of the search bar and panels, centres short routes properly, and lets you zoom in closer - The navigation camera now looks ahead along your route instead of centring on you - Sharper, high-resolution OpenStreetMap tiles — online and in offline downloads - Garmin Varia: reliable reconnection, including while CycleMaps is in the background - The directions banner steps aside on imported routes when no instruction is coming up - The cycling computer now fills in elevation for routes that come without it - Longer Apple Watch battery life while riding Bug Fixes - The map no longer swings back to north while you're waiting at a stop when following with the compass - The re-centre button now shows a clearer icon when the map is rotated to your heading, and reliably disappears when it's no longer needed - Easier-to-tap close, menu and favourite buttons throughout the app - Voice guidance no longer says “unknown road” — turns without a street name are announced simply and clearly - Fixed a crash on Apple Watch when saving favourites - Fixed sharing a route saved in your favourites — and you're now told if a shared route fails to upload - Fixed the app occasionally being closed by the system mid-ride while in the background - Very short accidental rides are no longer saved - Stability and reliability improvements throughout Also in this release: Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching - Average speed and calories now update live even when your ride is recorded on Apple Watch - The map re-centres on you automatically a few seconds after you pan it while the computer is open Other - You can now pay monthly as well as yearly for CycleMaps premium - The free version is now completely ad-free — no purchase required - A simpler, refreshed way to share feedback and rate the app - Elevation charts now colour-code climbs and descents and mark your position — when planning, riding, and reviewing past rides - Your ride is now saved even if your Apple Watch loses power mid-ride - Fixed the navigation Stop button registering taps just outside it - Stability and reliability improvements across the app

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New New - The Apple Watch demo ride now takes place in a city that matches your language — London, Paris, Tokyo, New York, Sydney and more - Apple Watch: try everything free for 7 days — the free trial now takes centre stage with a days-left countdown, and reliably unlocks rides on your watch - Improved route details in turn-by-turn directions, worldwide - Better quiet, balanced and fast route choices across the world, with elevation data everywhere - New “Dynamic zoom” option in the Map menu — untick it to keep the map at a fixed zoom while navigating - Ride recovery: if the app or your watch is interrupted mid-ride, CycleMaps now picks the ride up where it left off — on both iPhone and Apple Watch - Imported GPX routes now work with Apple Watch and keep their turn-by-turn cues - Better route framing: the map keeps your route clear of the search bar and panels, centres short routes properly, and lets you zoom in closer - The navigation camera now looks ahead along your route instead of centring on you - Sharper, high-resolution OpenStreetMap tiles — online and in offline downloads - Garmin Varia: reliable reconnection, including while CycleMaps is in the background - The directions banner steps aside on imported routes when no instruction is coming up - The cycling computer now fills in elevation for routes that come without it - Longer Apple Watch battery life while riding Bug Fixes - The map no longer swings back to north while you're waiting at a stop when following with the compass - The re-centre button now shows a clearer icon when the map is rotated to your heading, and reliably disappears when it's no longer needed - Easier-to-tap close, menu and favourite buttons throughout the app - Voice guidance no longer says “unknown road” — turns without a street name are announced simply and clearly - Fixed a crash on Apple Watch when saving favourites - Fixed sharing a route saved in your favourites — and you're now told if a shared route fails to upload - Fixed the app occasionally being closed by the system mid-ride while in the background - Very short accidental rides are no longer saved - Stability and reliability improvements throughout Also in this release: Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching - Average speed and calories now update live even when your ride is recorded on Apple Watch - The map re-centres on you automatically a few seconds after you pan it while the computer is open Other - You can now pay monthly as well as yearly for CycleMaps premium - The free version is now completely ad-free — no purchase required - A simpler, refreshed way to share feedback and rate the app - Elevation charts now colour-code climbs and descents and mark your position — when planning, riding, and reviewing past rides - Your ride is now saved even if your Apple Watch loses power mid-ride - Fixed the navigation Stop button registering taps just outside it - Stability and reliability improvements across the app

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New New - The Apple Watch demo ride now takes place in a city that matches your language — London, Paris, Tokyo, New York, Sydney and more - Apple Watch: try everything free for 7 days — the free trial now takes centre stage with a days-left countdown, and reliably unlocks rides on your watch - Improved route details in turn-by-turn directions, worldwide - Better quiet, balanced and fast route choices across the world, with elevation data everywhere - New “Dynamic zoom” option in the Map menu — untick it to keep the map at a fixed zoom while navigating - Ride recovery: if the app or your watch is interrupted mid-ride, CycleMaps now picks the ride up where it left off — on both iPhone and Apple Watch - Imported GPX routes now work with Apple Watch and keep their turn-by-turn cues - Better route framing: the map keeps your route clear of the search bar and panels, centres short routes properly, and lets you zoom in closer - The navigation camera now looks ahead along your route instead of centring on you - Sharper, high-resolution OpenStreetMap tiles — online and in offline downloads - Garmin Varia: reliable reconnection, including while CycleMaps is in the background - The directions banner steps aside on imported routes when no instruction is coming up - The cycling computer now fills in elevation for routes that come without it - Longer Apple Watch battery life while riding Bug Fixes - The map no longer swings back to north while you're waiting at a stop when following with the compass - The re-centre button now shows a clearer icon when the map is rotated to your heading, and reliably disappears when it's no longer needed - Easier-to-tap close, menu and favourite buttons throughout the app - Voice guidance no longer says “unknown road” — turns without a street name are announced simply and clearly - Fixed a crash on Apple Watch when saving favourites - Fixed sharing a route saved in your favourites — and you're now told if a shared route fails to upload - Fixed the app occasionally being closed by the system mid-ride while in the background - Very short accidental rides are no longer saved - Stability and reliability improvements throughout Also in this release: Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching - Average speed and calories now update live even when your ride is recorded on Apple Watch - The map re-centres on you automatically a few seconds after you pan it while the computer is open Other - You can now pay monthly as well as yearly for CycleMaps premium - The free version is now completely ad-free — no purchase required - A simpler, refreshed way to share feedback and rate the app - Elevation charts now colour-code climbs and descents and mark your position — when planning, riding, and reviewing past rides - Your ride is now saved even if your Apple Watch loses power mid-ride - Fixed the navigation Stop button registering taps just outside it - Stability and reliability improvements across the app

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 49.6 New - Apple Watch: try everything free for 7 days — the free trial now takes centre stage with a days-left countdown, and reliably unlocks rides on your watch - Improved route details in turn-by-turn directions, worldwide - Better quiet, balanced and fast route choices across the world, with elevation data everywhere - New “Dynamic zoom” option in the Map menu — untick it to keep the map at a fixed zoom while navigating - Ride recovery: if the app or your watch is interrupted mid-ride, CycleMaps now picks the ride up where it left off — on both iPhone and Apple Watch - Imported GPX routes now work with Apple Watch and keep their turn-by-turn cues - Better route framing: the map keeps your route clear of the search bar and panels, centres short routes properly, and lets you zoom in closer - The navigation camera now looks ahead along your route instead of centring on you - Sharper, high-resolution OpenStreetMap tiles — online and in offline downloads - Garmin Varia: reliable reconnection, including while CycleMaps is in the background - The directions banner steps aside on imported routes when no instruction is coming up - The cycling computer now fills in elevation for routes that come without it - Longer Apple Watch battery life while riding Bug Fixes - Voice guidance no longer says “unknown road” — turns without a street name are announced simply and clearly - Fixed a crash on Apple Watch when saving favourites - Fixed sharing a route saved in your favourites — and you're now told if a shared route fails to upload - Fixed the app occasionally being closed by the system mid-ride while in the background - Very short accidental rides are no longer saved - Stability and reliability improvements throughout Also in this release: Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching - Average speed and calories now update live even when your ride is recorded on Apple Watch - The map re-centres on you automatically a few seconds after you pan it while the computer is open Other - You can now pay monthly as well as yearly for CycleMaps premium - The free version is now completely ad-free — no purchase required - A simpler, refreshed way to share feedback and rate the app - Elevation charts now colour-code climbs and descents and mark your position — when planning, riding, and reviewing past rides - Your ride is now saved even if your Apple Watch loses power mid-ride - Fixed the navigation Stop button registering taps just outside it - Stability and reliability improvements across the app

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 49.5 New - Improved route details in turn-by-turn directions, worldwide - Better quiet, balanced and fast route choices across the world, with elevation data everywhere - New “Dynamic zoom” option in the Map menu — untick it to keep the map at a fixed zoom while navigating - Ride recovery: if the app or your watch is interrupted mid-ride, CycleMaps now picks the ride up where it left off — on both iPhone and Apple Watch - Imported GPX routes now work with Apple Watch and keep their turn-by-turn cues - Better route framing: the map keeps your route clear of the search bar and panels, centres short routes properly, and lets you zoom in closer - The navigation camera now looks ahead along your route instead of centring on you - Sharper, high-resolution OpenStreetMap tiles — online and in offline downloads - Garmin Varia: reliable reconnection, including while CycleMaps is in the background - The directions banner steps aside on imported routes when no instruction is coming up - The cycling computer now fills in elevation for routes that come without it - Longer Apple Watch battery life while riding Bug Fixes - Voice guidance no longer says “unknown road” — turns without a street name are announced simply and clearly - Fixed a crash on Apple Watch when saving favourites - Fixed sharing a route saved in your favourites — and you're now told if a shared route fails to upload - Fixed the app occasionally being closed by the system mid-ride while in the background - Very short accidental rides are no longer saved - Stability and reliability improvements throughout Also in this release: Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching - Average speed and calories now update live even when your ride is recorded on Apple Watch - The map re-centres on you automatically a few seconds after you pan it while the computer is open Other - You can now pay monthly as well as yearly for CycleMaps premium - The free version is now completely ad-free — no purchase required - A simpler, refreshed way to share feedback and rate the app - Elevation charts now colour-code climbs and descents and mark your position — when planning, riding, and reviewing past rides - Your ride is now saved even if your Apple Watch loses power mid-ride - Fixed the navigation Stop button registering taps just outside it - Stability and reliability improvements across the app

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 49.4 New - Ride recovery: if the app or your watch is interrupted mid-ride, CycleMaps now picks the ride up where it left off — on both iPhone and Apple Watch - Imported GPX routes now work with Apple Watch and keep their turn-by-turn cues - Better route framing: the map keeps your route clear of the search bar and panels, centres short routes properly, and lets you zoom in closer - The navigation camera now looks ahead along your route instead of centring on you - Sharper, high-resolution OpenStreetMap tiles — online and in offline downloads - Garmin Varia: reliable reconnection, including while CycleMaps is in the background - The directions banner steps aside on imported routes when no instruction is coming up - The cycling computer now fills in elevation for routes that come without it - Longer Apple Watch battery life while riding Bug Fixes - Fixed sharing a route saved in your favourites — and you're now told if a shared route fails to upload - Fixed the app occasionally being closed by the system mid-ride while in the background - Very short accidental rides are no longer saved - Stability and reliability improvements throughout Also in this release: Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching - Average speed and calories now update live even when your ride is recorded on Apple Watch - The map re-centres on you automatically a few seconds after you pan it while the computer is open Other - You can now pay monthly as well as yearly for CycleMaps premium - The free version is now completely ad-free — no purchase required - A simpler, refreshed way to share feedback and rate the app - Elevation charts now colour-code climbs and descents and mark your position — when planning, riding, and reviewing past rides - Your ride is now saved even if your Apple Watch loses power mid-ride - Fixed the navigation Stop button registering taps just outside it - Stability and reliability improvements across the app Plus, recently added: Cycling Computer on Apple Watch, a dynamic navigation camera, Handoff between iPhone and Apple Watch, GPX export, voice selection for directions, barometric altitude tracking, Apple Watch mute and automatic settings sync, Live Activity, route sharing, new translations, and the new Liquid Glass UI.

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 49.3 Bug Fixes - Fixed a rare crash that could occur when opening the app - Fixed a crash on Apple Watch while syncing your account and favourites - Tidied up the upgrade screen layout on older iOS and watchOS versions New - You can now pay monthly as well as yearly for CycleMaps premium Also in this release: Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching - Average speed and calories now update live even when your ride is recorded on Apple Watch - The map re-centres on you automatically a few seconds after you pan it while the computer is open Live Workout - Live workout session paired with Apple Watch — keeps heart rate sampling responsive throughout the ride - Live elevation gained shown in the navigation stats during a ride Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - Faster loading — route shape and distance now cached locally for instant display - Improved reliability when filling in distance and shape from planned routes Other - The free version is now completely ad-free — no purchase required - A simpler, refreshed way to share feedback and rate the app - Elevation charts now colour-code climbs and descents and mark your position — when planning, riding, and reviewing past rides - Your ride is now saved even if your Apple Watch loses power mid-ride - Fixed the navigation Stop button registering taps just outside it - Stability and reliability improvements across the app Plus, recently added: Cycling Computer on Apple Watch, a dynamic navigation camera, Handoff between iPhone and Apple Watch, GPX export, voice selection for directions, barometric altitude tracking, Apple Watch mute and automatic settings sync, Live Activity, route sharing, new translations, and the new Liquid Glass UI.

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 49.2 Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching - Average speed and calories now update live even when your ride is recorded on Apple Watch - The map re-centres on you automatically a few seconds after you pan it while the computer is open Live Workout - Live workout session paired with Apple Watch — keeps heart rate sampling responsive throughout the ride - Live elevation gained shown in the navigation stats during a ride Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - Faster loading — route shape and distance now cached locally for instant display - Improved reliability when filling in distance and shape from planned routes Other - The free version is now completely ad-free — no purchase required - A simpler, refreshed way to share feedback and rate the app - Elevation charts now colour-code climbs and descents and mark your position — when planning, riding, and reviewing past rides - Your ride is now saved even if your Apple Watch loses power mid-ride - Fixed the navigation Stop button registering taps just outside it - Stability and reliability improvements across the app Recently Added Cycling Computer on Apple Watch [Feature available only for paid users] - Speed, distance, time, heart rate, and elevation at a glance Navigation - Dynamic camera that follows your heading and adjusts zoom with your speed Handoff - Continue navigating a route across iPhone and Apple Watch — start on one device, pick up on the other - Hand off your map browsing position between devices - Continue reviewing a past ride on another nearby device - Open shared route links from Mac or iPad Safari directly in the app GPX Export [Feature available only for paid users] - Export past rides as GPX files — share your routes with other apps and services - Exported files include elevation data, timestamps, and route metadata Voice Navigation [Feature available only for paid users] - Choose your preferred voice for turn-by-turn directions Altitude Tracking - Accurate elevation tracking using the barometric altimeter on iPhone and Apple Watch - Elevation ascended and descended now recorded in Apple Health workouts Apple Watch - Mute button to silence voice prompts on your wrist - Settings now sync from phone to watch automatically - Auto-reroute can now be toggled on or off Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 49.1 Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching Live Workout - Live workout session paired with Apple Watch — keeps heart rate sampling responsive throughout the ride - Live elevation gained shown in the navigation stats during a ride Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - Faster loading — route shape and distance now cached locally for instant display - Improved reliability when filling in distance and shape from planned routes Other - Stability and reliability improvements across the app Recently Added Cycling Computer on Apple Watch [Feature available only for paid users] - Speed, distance, time, heart rate, and elevation at a glance Navigation - Dynamic camera that follows your heading and adjusts zoom with your speed Handoff - Continue navigating a route across iPhone and Apple Watch — start on one device, pick up on the other - Hand off your map browsing position between devices - Continue reviewing a past ride on another nearby device - Open shared route links from Mac or iPad Safari directly in the app GPX Export [Feature available only for paid users] - Export past rides as GPX files — share your routes with other apps and services - Exported files include elevation data, timestamps, and route metadata Voice Navigation [Feature available only for paid users] - Choose your preferred voice for turn-by-turn directions Altitude Tracking - Accurate elevation tracking using the barometric altimeter on iPhone and Apple Watch - Elevation ascended and descended now recorded in Apple Health workouts Apple Watch - Mute button to silence voice prompts on your wrist - Settings now sync from phone to watch automatically - Auto-reroute can now be toggled on or off Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

Welcome to the 49th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 49.0 Garmin Varia [Feature available only for paid users] - Pair your Garmin Varia rear radar to see vehicles approaching from behind while you ride - Threat lane overlay on the map showing each vehicle's lane and proximity - Direction indicator built into the cycling computer - Live alerts on both iPhone and Apple Watch Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - Now available on iPhone as well as Apple Watch - Redesigned with cycled distance, distance remaining, and live progress bar - Live elevation chart that highlights your position along the route - Gradient, total ascent, and estimated time to arrival - Climb-ahead callout when a hill is approaching Live Workout - Live workout session paired with Apple Watch — keeps heart rate sampling responsive throughout the ride - Live elevation gained shown in the navigation stats during a ride Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - Faster loading — route shape and distance now cached locally for instant display - Improved reliability when filling in distance and shape from planned routes Other - Stability and reliability improvements across the app Recently Added Cycling Computer on Apple Watch [Feature available only for paid users] - Speed, distance, time, heart rate, and elevation at a glance Navigation - Dynamic camera that follows your heading and adjusts zoom with your speed Handoff - Continue navigating a route across iPhone and Apple Watch — start on one device, pick up on the other - Hand off your map browsing position between devices - Continue reviewing a past ride on another nearby device - Open shared route links from Mac or iPad Safari directly in the app GPX Export [Feature available only for paid users] - Export past rides as GPX files — share your routes with other apps and services - Exported files include elevation data, timestamps, and route metadata Voice Navigation [Feature available only for paid users] - Choose your preferred voice for turn-by-turn directions Altitude Tracking - Accurate elevation tracking using the barometric altimeter on iPhone and Apple Watch - Elevation ascended and descended now recorded in Apple Health workouts Apple Watch - Mute button to silence voice prompts on your wrist - Settings now sync from phone to watch automatically - Auto-reroute can now be toggled on or off Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

Welcome to the 48th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 48.1 Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - New cycling computer view on Apple Watch — speed, distance, time, heart rate, and elevation at a glance Navigation - Dynamic camera that follows your heading and adjusts zoom with your speed Handoff - Continue navigating a route across iPhone and Apple Watch — start on one device, pick up on the other - Hand off your map browsing position between devices - Continue reviewing a past ride on another nearby device - Open shared route links from Mac or iPad Safari directly in the app Apple Watch - Mute button to silence voice prompts on your wrist - Settings now sync from phone to watch automatically - Auto-reroute can now be toggled on or off Bug Fixes - Fixed watch-only rides sometimes missing from Past Rides - Fixed planned routes and recorded tracks occasionally lost when ending a watch ride - Fixed early GPS points being dropped at the start of watch rides - Better recovery when rides are interrupted - Fixed a rare crash on Apple Watch when loading subscription options Recently Added GPX Export [Feature available only for paid users] - Export past rides as GPX files — share your routes with other apps and services - Exported files include elevation data, timestamps, and route metadata Voice Navigation [Feature available only for paid users] - Choose your preferred voice for turn-by-turn directions Altitude Tracking - Accurate elevation tracking using the barometric altimeter on iPhone and Apple Watch - Elevation ascended and descended now recorded in Apple Health workouts Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - View your ride history from Apple Health — route on map, distance, duration, calories, heart rate, elevation, and speed - Sort past rides by date, distance, or duration - Re-navigate a previous route or save it as a favourite - Planned routes synced via iCloud across devices UI Polish - SF Symbols replace emojis throughout the app for a cleaner, more consistent look Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

Welcome to the 48th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 48.0 Cycling Computer [Feature available only for paid users] - New cycling computer view on Apple Watch — speed, distance, time, heart rate, and elevation at a glance Navigation - Dynamic camera that follows your heading and adjusts zoom with your speed Handoff - Continue navigating a route across iPhone and Apple Watch — start on one device, pick up on the other - Hand off your map browsing position between devices - Continue reviewing a past ride on another nearby device - Open shared route links from Mac or iPad Safari directly in the app Apple Watch - Mute button to silence voice prompts on your wrist - Settings now sync from phone to watch automatically - Auto-reroute can now be toggled on or off Bug Fixes - Fixed watch-only rides sometimes missing from Past Rides - Fixed planned routes and recorded tracks occasionally lost when ending a watch ride - Fixed early GPS points being dropped at the start of watch rides - Better recovery when rides are interrupted Recently Added GPX Export [Feature available only for paid users] - Export past rides as GPX files — share your routes with other apps and services - Exported files include elevation data, timestamps, and route metadata Voice Navigation [Feature available only for paid users] - Choose your preferred voice for turn-by-turn directions Altitude Tracking - Accurate elevation tracking using the barometric altimeter on iPhone and Apple Watch - Elevation ascended and descended now recorded in Apple Health workouts Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - View your ride history from Apple Health — route on map, distance, duration, calories, heart rate, elevation, and speed - Sort past rides by date, distance, or duration - Re-navigate a previous route or save it as a favourite - Planned routes synced via iCloud across devices UI Polish - SF Symbols replace emojis throughout the app for a cleaner, more consistent look Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

Welcome to the 47th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 47.4 GPX Export [Feature available only for paid users] - Export past rides as GPX files — share your routes with other apps and services - Exported files include elevation data, timestamps, and route metadata Voice Navigation [Feature available only for paid users] - Choose your preferred voice for turn-by-turn directions UI Polish - SF Symbols replace emojis throughout the app for a cleaner, more consistent look Bug Fixes - Fixed crash when importing routes with a single point - Fixed crash when recalculating imported routes - Fixed crash in elevation tracking with empty profiles Recently Added Altitude Tracking - Accurate elevation tracking using the barometric altimeter on iPhone and Apple Watch - Elevation ascended and descended now recorded in Apple Health workouts - Elevation data synced from watch to phone after rides Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - Better stat persistence — ride data saved even when HealthKit is unavailable - Detail view now scrollable with elevation chart - Faster, more reliable data loading from local storage - Improved layout with ride titles, better detail view, and smoother loading - Planned routes now synced via iCloud across devices - Faster loading — local data shown first, cloud sync in background - View your ride history from Apple Health — see route on map, distance, duration, calories, heart rate, elevation, and speed stats - Sort past rides by date, distance, or duration - Re-navigate a previous route or save it as a favourite Apple Watch Improvements - After a technical issue, CycleMaps for Apple Watch is back - Heart rate sent from watch to phone during synced rides - Map now rotates to follow heading during phone-synced rides - Directions view sized to content (no more oversized empty space) - Demo mode properly stops when navigating back - More ride stats shown: elevation, max speed, average heart rate Ride Stats - Added elevation ascended/descended, max speed, average speed, and average heart rate to workout metadata HealthKit Fixes - Fixed route not being saved to Apple Health [Feature available only for paid users] - Trivial workouts under 100 m discarded from Apple Health Localization - Fix missing translations Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

Welcome to the 47th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 47.3 Altitude Tracking - Accurate elevation tracking using the barometric altimeter on iPhone and Apple Watch - Elevation ascended and descended now recorded in Apple Health workouts - Elevation data synced from watch to phone after rides Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - Better stat persistence — ride data saved even when HealthKit is unavailable - Detail view now scrollable with elevation chart - Faster, more reliable data loading from local storage Recently Added Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - Improved layout with ride titles, better detail view, and smoother loading - Planned routes now synced via iCloud across devices - Faster loading — local data shown first, cloud sync in background - View your ride history from Apple Health — see route on map, distance, duration, calories, heart rate, elevation, and speed stats - Sort past rides by date, distance, or duration - Re-navigate a previous route or save it as a favourite Apple Watch Improvements - After a technical issue, CycleMaps for Apple Watch is back - Heart rate sent from watch to phone during synced rides - Map now rotates to follow heading during phone-synced rides - Directions view sized to content (no more oversized empty space) - Demo mode properly stops when navigating back - More ride stats shown: elevation, max speed, average heart rate Ride Stats - Added elevation ascended/descended, max speed, average speed, and average heart rate to workout metadata HealthKit Fixes - Fixed route not being saved to Apple Health [Feature available only for paid users] - Trivial workouts under 100 m discarded from Apple Health Localization - Fix missing translations UI Polish - Improved location search view - Smoother navigation transitions in route details - Updated map line styling - Elevation profile view fixes - Permissions view updated Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

Welcome to the 47th major release of CycleMaps. Guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 47.2 Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - Improved layout with ride titles, better detail view, and smoother loading - Planned routes now synced via iCloud across devices - Faster loading — local data shown first, cloud sync in background Recently Added Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - View your ride history from Apple Health — see route on map, distance, duration, calories, heart rate, elevation, and speed stats - Sort past rides by date, distance, or duration - Re-navigate a previous route or save it as a favourite Apple Watch Improvements - After a technical issue, CycleMaps for Apple Watch is back - Heart rate sent from watch to phone during synced rides - Map now rotates to follow heading during phone-synced rides - Directions view sized to content (no more oversized empty space) - Demo mode properly stops when navigating back - More ride stats shown: elevation, max speed, average heart rate Ride Stats - Added elevation ascended/descended, max speed, average speed, and average heart rate to workout metadata HealthKit Fixes - Fixed route not being saved to Apple Health [Feature available only for paid users] - Trivial workouts under 100 m discarded from Apple Health Localization - Fix missing translations UI Polish - Improved location search view - Smoother navigation transitions in route details - Updated map line styling - Elevation profile view fixes - Permissions view updated Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

Welcome to the 47th major release of CycleMaps. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - View your ride history from Apple Health — see route on map, distance, duration, calories, heart rate, elevation, and speed stats - Sort past rides by date, distance, or duration - Re-navigate a previous route or save it as a favourite Apple Watch Improvements - After a technical issue, CycleMaps for Apple Watch is back - Heart rate sent from watch to phone during synced rides - Map now rotates to follow heading during phone-synced rides - Directions view sized to content (no more oversized empty space) - Demo mode properly stops when navigating back - More ride stats shown: elevation, max speed, average heart rate Ride Stats - Added elevation ascended/descended, max speed, average speed, and average heart rate to workout metadata HealthKit Fixes - Fixed route not being saved to Apple Health [Feature available only for paid users] - Trivial workouts under 100 m discarded from Apple Health Localization - Fix missing translations UI Polish - Improved location search view - Smoother navigation transitions in route details - Updated map line styling - Elevation profile view fixes - Permissions view updated Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

Welcome to the 47th major release of CycleMaps. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New Past Rides [Feature available only for paid users] - View your ride history from Apple Health — see route on map, distance, duration, calories, heart rate, elevation, and speed stats - Sort past rides by date, distance, or duration - Re-navigate a previous route or save it as a favourite Apple Watch Improvements - After a technical issue, CycleMaps for Apple Watch is back - Heart rate sent from watch to phone during synced rides - Map now rotates to follow heading during phone-synced rides - Directions view sized to content (no more oversized empty space) - Demo mode properly stops when navigating back - More ride stats shown: elevation, max speed, average heart rate Ride Stats - Added elevation ascended/descended, max speed, average speed, and average heart rate to workout metadata HealthKit Fixes - Fixed route not being saved to Apple Health [Feature available only for paid users] - Trivial workouts under 100 m discarded from Apple Health Localization - Fix missing translations UI Polish - Improved location search view - Smoother navigation transitions in route details - Updated map line styling - Elevation profile view fixes - Permissions view updated Also in this release: - Live activity - Route sharing - New Translations - New Liquid Glass UI and much more

New in this release: - Liquid Glass UI for iOS 26 — new icons and a thorough visual refresh - More routing options in more locations - Added Italian; improved existing translations Also in this release: - Live Activity - Route sharing — share any route as a link. Recipients can open it in CycleMaps or view it on the web - Improved routing engine, especially for long-distance routes - Expanded translations across more languages - Minor bug fixes Welcome to the 46th major release of CycleMaps. If you enjoy the app, a review in the App Store makes an enormous difference — thank you.

- Live Activity — follow your ride from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, no unlock needed - Danish, German and Japanese translations added - Improved translations across all supported languages Also in this release: - Route sharing — share any route as a link. Recipients can open it in CycleMaps or view it on the web - Improved routing engine, especially for long-distance routes - Minor bug fixes Welcome to the 45th major release of CycleMaps. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you.

- Route sharing — share a route with anyone you want. They can open it with CycleMaps or just view it on the web - Improve some translations - Improve some icons Also in this release: - Translate CycleMaps into lots of new languages! - Fix issues with route details view - Improve font scaling - Improve elevation charts - Improve the routing engine, especially for long routes Welcome to the 44th major release of CycleMaps. If you like the app, please take a moment to review it in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you.

- Finds new and improved routes - Fixes a crash when viewing the tutorial Also in this release: - Translate CycleMaps into lots of new languages! - Fix issues with route details view - Improve font scaling - Improve elevation charts - Improve the routing engine, especially for long routes Welcome to the 43rd major release of CycleMaps. If you like the app, please take a moment to review it in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you.

- Finds new and improved routes - Fixes a crash when viewing the tutorial Also in this release: - Translate CycleMaps into lots of new languages! - Fix issues with route details view - Improve font scaling - Improve elevation charts - Improve the routing engine, especially for long routes Welcome to the 43rd major release of CycleMaps. If you like the app, please take a moment to review it in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you.

Fixes a crash with older versions of iOS. Also in this release: - Translate CycleMaps into lots of new languages! - Fix issues with route details view - Fix a crash - Improve font scaling - Improve elevation charts - Improve the routing engine, especially for long routes Welcome to the 43rd major release of CycleMaps. If you like the app, please take a moment to review it in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you.