VeloGPS

Track recording, rebuilt for accuracy This release overhauls the recording pipeline end to end. A new motion-aware filter suppresses GPS jitter as you record — no more zig-zags at stoplights or wander while you're stopped — and when you save, the entire track is re-smoothed using the full recording for the cleanest possible line. Stopped recordings no longer accumulate phantom distance, max speed ignores single-fix glitches, and average moving speed is properly time-weighted. Honest about signal loss When GPS drops out — tunnels, airplane cabins, urban canyons — VeloGPS now says so instead of guessing. Charts show a gap rather than a fabricated flat line, the Live Activity switches to a clear SIGNAL LOST state, the map draws a dashed bridge across the outage, and GPX exports split the track at real outages so other apps don't invent impossible speeds. Better in the air Flight mode adds an altitude filter that rejects physically impossible single-sample spikes, and it no longer accepts coarse ground-level fixes during a GNSS outage at cruise — your flight tracks stay at altitude where they belong. Better on rails and in traffic Multipath "teleports" — the sideways jumps you see on trains and among tall buildings — are now detected and rejected before they reach your track. Steadier on long recordings A new memory guard suspends the map view before iOS can terminate the app mid-recording, so all-day tracks survive aggressive memory pressure. Background recording is also more robust, no longer tied to UI updates. Sharper GPX exports Trackpoint timestamps now carry fractional seconds, so exported tracks show correct point-to-point speeds in other mapping tools.