Spot: Track Everything

Sensor and Journeys New Sensor tab The Map tab has a third segment: Sensor. It reads your phone's own GPS, barometer and accelerometer to show live speed, altitude, climb rate, g-force and position. Everything is measured on the device, so it keeps working with no signal (a tunnel, a train, a plane in airplane mode). Switch between mph, km/h and knots with a tap. Sensor is off until you turn it on, and nothing touches your sensors until you do. Record a journey Hit record, put the phone in your pocket, and Spot writes down the whole trip: route, speed, altitude, climb and g-force. It keeps recording with the screen off, pauses itself when you stop moving, and shows a Live Activity so you can check on it from the lock screen. Works for drives, trains, buses, walks and flights. New Journeys board Every trip you have recorded, drawn on a spinnable globe with each mode in its own colour. Below it: lifetime distance, time, climb and top speed, then your logbook. Replay any journey Scrub through a trip on the map and watch the route fill in, with speed and altitude updating at the head. Press play to run it back at up to 20 minutes a second. Long flights can be replayed on the globe instead, with the camera following you round the planet. Put your numbers on your own video Pick a clip you filmed on the trip and Spot burns the live stats over it. It lines the footage up with the journey from the video's timestamp, handles timelapses, and offers three overlay styles. Save straight to Photos or share it. Also new Export any journey as a GPX file for other apps. Eleven new Journey badges, from your first recording to 10,000 km. Journeys clear Fog of World as you travel. Journeys sync to your private iCloud, tracks included. Metrics across Sensor and Journeys are now a clean instrument readout.