TripLogger Remote

- Fixed potential iPhone crash when the track is copied from the Apple Watch after stopping logging. - Renamed 'Save to routes' to 'Copy to routes' when copying a track from the Tracks page.

- Fixed being unable to save routes created on the map. - Fixed single tap not working in iOS 26 when editing routes on the map.

- Fix for potential crash when using elevation tiles - Enable and disable off-route warnings using quick actions or Siri, e.g. "TripLogger disable off route warnings" - Added shortcut for enabling off route warnings - Updated French and Spanish translations for shortcuts

- Added waypoint types of Bus and Train. - Waypoint list is now sorted by waypoint name. - Changed track color from red to purple to avoid clash with traffic color.

This release adds the ability to create a note on the Apple Watch to send to the remote host together with the current location. It also adds the below notifications which can be individually controlled from the app's settings. They are also generally enabled and disabled via the device's notification settings, the latter overriding any of the app settings. - Success or failure notification after requesting sending of a single location, with or without a note. - When the iPhone or iPad battery level is lower or higher than configurable values whilst discharging or charging respectively. Battery level notifications are only sent whilst logging is enabled and running. You will be asked permission to send notifications when the new version of the app is run the first time. If you choose not to allow notifications, you can allow access later in the device notification settings. The battery level notifications need to be set within the app before they will take effect. These notifications are primarily intended for use with an Apple Watch, especially in situations where it may be inconvenient to access the iPhone or iPad, such as when being carried in a backpack. Please note that the notifications are not displayed in some circumstances, such as when the TripLogger app is in the foreground and the iPhone or iPad is unlocked, or when the TripLogger app is in the foreground on the Apple Watch and the watch is awake. This behavior is outside the control of the app.

- Implemented creating and using custom predefined location notes for quick access on iPhone/iPad and Apple Watch. - Queuing and retrying failed remote location transmissions. - Fixed background location indicator (activity bar) still being shown when the activity bar is set to disabled. The app permissions now include the 'Always on' option for location monitoring which is required to hide the background location indicator. It's advisable to have the very useful background location indicator enabled, but on some devices, where the app is being used for location tracking over a long period of time, it can be very annoying. e.g. on the iPhone SE the background location indicator expands the status bar to two lines with a constantly flashing reminder.

Updated to support latest iPhones and Apple Watch models

Minor bug fixes

- Support dark mode on iOS 13 and iPadOS

- Implemented graphic icons for the Apple Watch complications

Common settings can be maintained in separately named profiles, e.g. Hiking, Cycling, Driving. Only those settings that are likely to change between activity types are contained in the profile, i.e. local logging, remote logging and accuracy settings. All settings can be exported and imported via sharing (in YAML format). Note suggestions (templates) can be exported and imported as a text file. Note that the note suggestions are also included in the settings export/import and therefore overwritten on import. - Change settings profile from Apple Watch - The last few entries from the activity log can be viewed on Apple Watch with a left swipe page change. - Added Spanish translations. - When sending a note with your location, you can quickly add it to the saved list of notes before sending it. - Minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

TripLogger can now be run stand-alone on the Apple Watch. You will still need a paired iPhone for the initial configuration and some less-frequent operations. Non-cellular versions of the Apple Watch will no doubt need the paired iPhone to provide Internet access. - Removed support for iOS versions less than 12 and watchOS versions less than 6.0.

Stability and performance improvements. - Instead of disabling the 'Settings' button on the Apple Watch where no configuration settings have been received from the iPhone, the app now prompts to re-request a configuration update from the iPhone. Information is written to the activity logs to assist in identifying any issues. - Activity logs are saved and no longer cleared on low memory warnings. - Clears the activity log on the Apple Watch when cleared on the iPhone. - Updates the Apple Watch activity log in real-time.

Tracks can be viewed in Apple Maps by selecting them in the tracks list, clicking the share icon then selecting the 'View on Map' option.

- Fixes failure to import settings via AirDrop on iPad running iOS 16 - Includes showing altitude in the app's Activity Log

Fixes to icons on Apple Watch

Added long-press menu to track list which provides options to either delete selected tracks or view them on the map.

Implemented Live Activities displaying the logging statistics during an active logging session.

Fix track logs not being removed after transfer from Apple Watch

- Fixed updating Apple Watch settings after changing the battery threshold alerts on the iPhone. - When logging directly from the Apple Watch, the latest logging date was the date of the most recent successfully sent location, not necessarily the latest successful location, if the locations end up sent out of order (e.g. due to poor connectivity). Fixed.