RONDO - Places I've Been Map

RONDO - Places I've Been Map

Travel log, photo diary, notes

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  • Released
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  • April 3, 2026
  • August 24, 2026

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Not just photos — videos become records too. Your records quietly turn into a film. RONDO builds memory movies automatically from a single day, an album, a category, or your ten most-visited places. Video clips are woven in, and you choose the length and the aspect ratio before you save or share. Keep the places you have been, and how they felt, quietly on a map. A place journal for yourself, not for an audience. “That café, what was it that tasted so good?” “The inn we stayed at last year, what was it called?” “That park. I would like to go back sometime.” What if you could leave those on a map, too? Main features - Layer records onto a place Photos, a short note, a five-star rating and tags, right where you are. Weather and temperature are saved for you, and the records build up each time you return. - Videos, just as they were When you want the sound and the movement too, record a video. Add it to a memo and it becomes a clip in your memory movie. - The moment it occurs to you Record Here Now pins your current location in a single tap, the instant you think of it. - Even without a photo Record in one tap from the places your iPhone already remembers. A whole trip can be added at once. - Unnamed places, just as they are For spots that are not tied to a shop or a venue, there is Snap. A lookout on a mountain pass, a bench by the river, an alley with no name. They stay on your map. - Adjust photos and videos on the spot Exposure, color, cropping and filters, inside the app. For video, choose the part you want, then crop or rotate it. The original is kept, so you can always go back. - Look back on a day A log screen where the map and the timeline are one. Spots, photos, steps and distance line up as a summary of the day. - Trips and days, as albums Trips, weekend outings, a run of favorite cafés. Memories spanning several days gather into a single album, together with the map. - A map that becomes yours Every place you record appears as a pin. Filter by tag, category or rating, and your habits, and the places you still want to go, start to show. - Trace memories through the calendar A calendar where every date carries a photo. One tap takes you to the same day a week, a month or a year ago. - Turn a place into a card Share a note or a spot you liked as a single card image. - Look back through data Streaks, a year of activity, and how far your map has spread, all in the Data tab. - Your iPhone takes a little of the writing off you It tidies the hesitations out of dictated notes, offers a question to start an empty one, and suggests tags that fit what you wrote. The text is made on your iPhone alone and never sent anywhere. Also included - Pull up a recorded place from iPhone search or Siri - Proximity alerts that quietly bring back past notes as you pass by - Home screen widgets in three sizes - Steps and distance imported automatically through HealthKit - Standard and satellite map switching - Optimized for iPad and landscape - Available in 11 languages What RONDO is - Not a social network No posting, no followers, no likes. - Not a review site Not scores or public opinion, just what you felt. - It stays in iCloud Records live only on your device and in iCloud. Nothing is sent to outside servers, and no account is needed. Text generation also happens on your iPhone alone. - Any kind of place Cafés, travel, a small place you found on a walk. All onto your map. - Made by one developer, slowly No ads, no subscriptions. Updates keep coming. Leave today’s memory on the map.
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What's New in RONDO

3.4.0

August 24, 2026

Background movement tracking RONDO can now record your location periodically even when the app isn’t open, and draw the day’s route on the map. Even on days you forgot to log anything, you can look back later. Enable it under Movement Tracking in Settings. - Hide any time range you’d rather not show, such as sleep or a ride in someone else’s car. The original data is kept, so you can bring it back at any time. - Choose from three levels of accuracy: High, Standard and Low. Higher accuracy gives a smoother track, and a preview in Settings lets you compare them. - Recap videos animate the track in chronological order, so the route and the order you visited places read at a glance. - Track data is stored only on your device and in your iCloud, and is never sent to any external server. New and improved - Tap the track on the map to switch its display or open the edit menu. - Tapping the track shows the distance moved and the hours it covers. The editor also shows the distance that remains after hiding a stretch. - The Data summary now shows steps and walking distance plus total distance moved, including travel by car or train. - The vertical line in the timeline is tinted with a gradient by time of day, making the shape of a day easier to read. - Unsaved photos appear one by one at the time they were taken, so shots between two places sit naturally in between. - Unsaved photos taken in a row at the same place can be logged together as a single entry. - If a place already has an entry from the same day, you can add the photo to it instead of creating a new one. - Settings has a new Permissions section. Check location, notifications, photos and Health at a glance, and change anything that isn’t set right there. - When a permission is missing or Health data isn’t coming through, the cause and what to do about it are now shown clearly. - Records from the same date in past years can be seen and opened on any day, not just today. - Added a Back to Today button to return to the current day from the calendar or timeline in one tap. - Tuned the drawing speed in recap videos and adjusted the framing so places near the edge are no longer cut off. - When picking photos, press and hold to see a larger preview. - Fine-tuned photo sizes in the timeline and place details for easier scrolling and better legibility. - Reordered the settings by importance. Fixes - Improved tap detection on the track so it works even where recorded points are far apart. - Fixed an issue where Edit This Day’s Track sometimes did not open. - You can now move an entry to a different place, so there’s no need to delete and recreate it. - Fixed a bug where the Cancel button was missing from the delete confirmation dialog. - Fixed a bug where switching dates left the previous day’s state behind and the Log list appeared blank. - Fixed a bug where tapping a business pin on the map could open a record from a different location. - Adjusted the contrast of some very small text for better readability.

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