Apple's public lookup returned version 1.1.243 on July 22, 2026.
RouteTracker public changelog
Public phone-app versions and user impact are recorded with a platform-specific verification date. Internal tests and unreleased features are excluded.
How to read the version record
App Store and Google Play releases can arrive at different times, so RouteTracker does not merge both platforms into one public version claim.
A production-track audit verified 1.1.241 on July 10, 2026. The Play listing remains the final source for the version offered to a device.
TestFlight, Play internal testing, and pre-rollout builds are not presented here as public releases.
Public phone apps in July 2026
This public record starts in July 2026, when repository changes and store state can be verified together.
Route accuracy and release stability refinements
- Refined movement filtering so very short GPS jitter is less likely to inflate cycling distance.
- Expanded GPX-based recording summaries and speed-delta checks used to catch route-accuracy regressions.
- Included usability improvements and bug fixes in the public App Store build.
A separate Android public baseline
Android production runs on its own Play track. This verified baseline includes phone route recording, completed-activity review, GPX import and export, recap cards, Plus backup, and Pro planning and analysis.
Google Play may vary availability by device or territory, so check the Play listing before installing.
Current core workflow
- Record and review hiking, cycling, running, and walking routes
- Import and export GPX files; save or share recap cards
- Plus: attachments, ad removal, and Google Drive snapshot backup/restore
- Pro: route planning, advanced maps, analysis, and on-device Local AI insights
Release boundary
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