Find My Car: Carvia

Carvia 1.1.5 — A steadier Find My Car arrow. • When you stand still, the arrow now stands still too. Carvia asks your device's motion sensors whether you are walking; while you are not, ordinary GPS noise can no longer turn the arrow left and right or make it flip. • Walking resumes the live arrow at once, and a real move of your car still saves the new spot as before. • Compass readings are now smoothed by time rather than by sample, so the needle trembles less next to a car body (where phones are least sure of north), and a real turn is still followed as quickly as ever. • Opening Find My Car while walking no longer starts from a position a few steps behind you. • Saving your spot before you get out of the car can no longer let the walk that follows move the pin. • When you get out and walk off quickly, the automatic parking spot is now saved where you left the car, not further along your walk. • Parks with a photo: the arrow screen is smoother. • Apple Watch: the arrow now uses your watch's own motion sensors as well, so it holds steady when you stand still. Carvia asks once for Motion & Fitness access on the watch. • If Motion & Fitness is turned off for Carvia, the arrow screen now tells you, since the arrow may drift while you stand still. • Small fixes and refinements, on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. No hardware. No setup. Just park, and Carvia remembers.