Streets: Track My Walk

This is one of our biggest updates in a while, focused on making city exploration easier, clearer, and more reliable. We improved everything from onboarding and route tracking to city progress, remaining streets, PRO, localization, and the way your completed walks are presented. The goal is simple: spend less time figuring out the app and more time discovering new streets. And because getting lost can be part of the adventure, losing a recorded walk definitely should not be. We also polished the experience across different screen sizes and languages, improved stability, and made it easier to understand exactly how much of your city you have explored. Here’s what’s new: - A redesigned route result screen with clearer stats and a compact view of newly discovered streets. - Route results can now be opened again directly from your history. - You can expand the complete list of new streets discovered during a walk. - City progress has been redesigned to make completed streets, remaining streets, and overall completion easier to understand. - The Progress Map entry point is clearer and easier to discover. - Cities and custom areas can now be archived instead of cluttering your active list. - Archived cities and areas can be viewed separately whenever you need them again. - You can now reset progress for individual cities and areas. - Remaining streets are easier to browse with redesigned, scrollable tabs. - On smaller screens, street counters automatically use a more compact title so important information always fits. - Free users can now see nearby unvisited streets to help decide where to walk next. - Remaining streets are sorted more accurately by distance. - Missed streets have a clearer visual style on the map. - The current location marker now stays visible above route lines. - The route pause screen has been redesigned to make resuming or finishing a walk clearer. - Route building now avoids ferry crossings. - Accidental map tilting by gesture has been disabled. - Onboarding has been simplified and now focuses more clearly on walking every street and starting your first route. - The initial map experience has been improved, including smarter region loading before location permission is requested. - We removed the request for permanent location access. - The city progress experience is now available earlier, so new users can understand their walking map progress sooner. - PRO screens and offers have been redesigned around city exploration, remaining streets, route planning, and completing your city. - Lifetime PRO is now available as a one-time purchase. - PRO entry points are more consistent across the app and no longer appear for users who already have access. - The app can now be manually switched between supported languages. - Full German, Spanish, French, and Portuguese (Brazil) localizations have been added. - English has been refined for the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, and the Russian localization has also been updated. - Language switching now refreshes city names, rating prompts, and related interface elements more reliably. - Time, duration, distance, and measurement units are displayed more consistently across route statistics and history. - If the map cannot be loaded, a proper error state now appears with an option to try again. - Several crashes and route preview issues have been fixed. - Route completion tracking and restoration have been improved for a more reliable walking, running, and city exploration experience. - And, as usual, there are plenty of smaller interface fixes and stability improvements hiding between the streets.