PhotoFlight — Where I've Been

We gave PhotoFlight a proper tidy-up. The memories stay; the little annoyances pack their bags. • Your trip, your director’s cut. Make portrait videos from trips, countries or cities, choose up to 20 photos, edit the title and enjoy smoother transitions and better framing. Sharing and Done now know when to make their exit. • The automatic photo picker gets to know the assignment: more Favorites, selfies and people, fewer repeated burst shots, and your journey in order. Your manual choices stay yours. • Six new house, pop and cinematic soundtracks replace the old playlist. No farewell tour. Included music can be used in shared videos for free, with no required music credits; your own music and No music are still options. • Favorites stop playing hard to get. Added photos and videos appear properly, the heart can remove them again, and video location and sharing controls behave. PhotoFlight no longer offers photo deletion in the viewer—your originals stay put. • Trips get their story straight. Better multi-stop grouping, photo locations and departure estimates; you can group journeys and name them yourself. Edits and deletions survive rescans, and exact home move dates help keep home life out of the holiday album. • Meet Scan Report: a clearer look at what was found, what has no location and what limited Photos access leaves out. Untagged is more useful too, with fewer screenshots and already-sorted photos cluttering the list. • Big photo libraries get more breathing room. Browsing is smoother, interrupted scans recover better, and the app is less eager to scan the same thing twice. Album maps, calendar updates and widgets stay better in step. • Safer saves and upgrades protect your travel history. If a save fails, your edits stick around for another try. If the app cannot open its data, it offers recovery instead of an unceremonious exit. • Travel-memory reminders bring past trips back for a visit, without putting destination names in the notification preview. They stay spaced apart, respect iOS permissions and open the memory without a Pro roadblock. Sound and banners no longer have to be a package deal. • Small screens, iPad layouts, photo buttons and onboarding get a polish. The world map also stops having an identity crisis between light and dark mode. • Pro purchases and restoration, optional flight details and permission changes get reliability fixes and clearer messages. Rating requests wait for a successful moment, rather than joining the welcome committee. Available in all eight supported languages. Happy travels—and happy looking back.