Trailhome: GPS Return

Trailhome: GPS Return

Find your way back, offline

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Trailhome answers the three questions that actually matter out there: Which way is back? Is the weather turning? Will I make it before dark? THE WAY BACK • Records a filtered breadcrumb trail (hiking workout session keeps it running screen-off). • Backtrack arrow walks you crumb-by-crumb to the trailhead — no maps, no downloads, no signal. THE SKY • On-device barometer trend (least-squares over a rolling 3 h window) warns when pressure falls at storm speed. It needs about 45 minutes of samples before it will say anything, and it needs a watch with a barometer. THE CLOCK • Verified NOAA solar math computes sunset for exactly where you stand; your measured pace (a default is used until you have walked far enough to measure one) plus a terrain factor estimate the return; Trailhome taps you at 'leave now'. Everything on-device. No account, no servers, no data collection. Guard sessions are designed to draw battery like a workout session does. Trailhome gives estimates and guidance for well-prepared walkers. It is not a rescue, distress or emergency service and does not replace a map, a compass or your own judgement. Always tell someone your route. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel it in your Apple Account settings. Privacy Policy: https://berkemd.github.io/wristsuite/trailhome/privacy.html
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What's New in Trailhome

1.5

August 31, 2026

The backtrack arrow now recovers on rough GPS: under dense canopy or after a cold start it re-finds the right breadcrumb instead of pointing at one you already passed — and when the fix is too weak to resolve a direction, the arrow says so instead of pretending. The storm sentry reads sea-level pressure, so a climb is not a storm; while you climb more than 50 m it pauses and says why. 'Leave by' now uses tonight's real twilight where you stand (20–60 min) instead of a flat 30 minutes, and the screen tells you when GPS silence has frozen the distance behind the countdown.

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