What's new in Maplapse
This page lists what changed in each released version of Maplapse, limited to what you will notice in the app.
Maplapse 1.1
Even closer to where you really were
- New overnight stops: wherever you spent the night can start a stop of its own, even when two places you slept are close together. Turn them on under Settings › Travel behavior.
- Come back to a place after a night somewhere else and it becomes a stop of its own. A day trip that returns the same day stays part of the same stop.
- A stop's marker now sits where your photos were taken rather than at the calculated midpoint.
- Maplapse now separates sub-stops by distance, and you can set how finely, down to 250 m.
- New photos appear on the map within a minute, even while iCloud is still downloading your library.
- Search finds the trip names you gave as soon as you type part of them, and with Pro even with a typo.
- On iPad, the bar above the map stays put in landscape too, and a button hides and shows it.
- Shared trips load much faster for the people you share with, and opening a link starts the trip right after the download.
Maplapse 1.0
The first release
- Maplapse detects trips and stops automatically from the location and time of your photos and draws them on a map, including trips from the past.
- Tap a stop to see every photo you took there.
- Write a note for each stop, with simple one-tap formatting.
- Hide individual photos that don't belong on the map.
- Find places, trips and dates with search, and the matches land straight on the map.
- The Maplapse Pro subscription brings iCloud sync, trip sharing, the slideshow, advanced search and placing photos that have no location.
- Maplapse runs on iPhone and iPad and speaks eight languages.
MaplapseYour journeys become a map: retroactively, from the photos you already have.
