Runplanner: Route Planner

• Drinking water taps on the map, from OpenStreetMap. Tap one to see what it is, add it to your route or report a problem. Turn them off in the map layers • The route panel counts the taps on your route, the route details show the longest stretch without water, and exported GPX files include the taps • Widgets: Next run (small, medium and large) and This week on the Home Screen, and six widgets for the Lock Screen • While you navigate, your next turn shows on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. You can turn this off in Settings • With iOS 18 and watchOS 11, navigation also shows in the Smart Stack on your Apple Watch, and your wrist gets a tap before each turn. Turn the taps off with "Alert before each turn" in Settings • The route line shows which way to run. You can turn this off in the map layers • Scheduling a run: pick the day in a week strip you can swipe and the time with scroll wheels, and see when you'll be back and when the sun rises or sets • Share a route straight from the card you see after saving it. Longer times read as 1 h 33 min • The route redraws smoothly after you move, add or remove a point, and the map feels quicker • Shared links, widgets and reminders open the right screen straight away, without the splash screen • The QR scanner in the app also opens route and plan links from runplannerapp.com • Picking Standard or Dark yourself turns Auto dark map off, so your choice sticks • Step-by-step help in Settings and next to the route generator, and a Contact support button • A dark and a tinted app icon on iOS 18 • Fixed: the app could stop on an error screen when a reminder opened it while your iPhone was locked