What's new in 2.0.2

• Train for this route. Choose a route, a trip or a hike and the day you want to be ready, and get a plan week by week: a long hike that builds, hill or stair sessions, strength, easy walks, and a lighter last week. Your recordings mark sessions as done, and the plan adjusts if you miss some. The plan, its reminders and reading your past walks from Apple Health (only if you allow it) are in Pro; a line on each route comparing your longest recent hike with its biggest day is free. Everything stays on your phone. The rules behind the plan are a draft that a coach or physical therapist has not read yet, and the app says so.
• Turns along the whole of a long route. On a very long route, such as the South Downs Way, the turns could stop partway along it. They are now found along the whole route.
• Easier to use. Your age in Settings › Running is typed, not stepped, and fills in from Apple Health when you allow it. A new route starts from your location, so Via a trail finds the trails near you at once. In lists you choose from, such as the route type, every row has an open circle that fills with a tick, and the words no longer move.

The latest major update introduces trip planning tools, offline night details, and 3D map visualizations for Pro users. Current data provides no measurable signal on user sentiment or rating shifts. The impact remains neutral until sufficient usage windows allow for performance evaluation.

• Plan a trip: add saved routes as stages and see the distance, climbing, walking time and grade of the whole trip.
• Night details: booking reference, check-in, phone, how to get in and the confirmation for each night, readable offline; tonight's shows under the route bar.
• Make a place from Places to stay a night of your route, or the night before you start.
• 3D map (Pro): flags with names and heights on the summits in view, and a compass strip.