What's next for MoveMap.

Focused on the things first-week users have flagged. Most of these come from emails and reviews - thank you for writing in.

• Manual refresh button. Right now today's run only appears the next time you open the app. Tap to pull fresh data from Health on demand.
• Paywall later, not on day one. New users see their map first. The upgrade screen only appears when you actually try to use a paid feature - older years, all-time stats, and so on.
• Year picker. Tap a year, see just that year's runs. Replaces the old drag-the-bar timeline that was confusing.
• Recovery if you tapped "Don't Allow" on Health. Clear path back into Settings - no more empty map with no way out.
• Simpler wording everywhere. Less "cartographic record," more "your runs on one map."
• Visual refresh. Warmer palette, new illustrations, fewer generic-looking screens.
• Diagnostics view for when you need to email me with "I'm missing some runs." Copy and paste one block and I can debug from my side.
• Fix for "I redeemed a code but still see the paywall." Sorry to the few people this happened to.

These are committed in direction but not in date. Solo dev - one sick week and dates lie to you.

• Faster first sync for big libraries. If you have 1,000+ workouts in Apple Health, the first import can still take a few minutes. v1.2.1 made it parallel; the next pass makes it noticeably faster on day one.
• Custom color per activity type. Running, cycling, hiking, walking - your call on what shade each one renders in. The current "everything is orange" works, but it's a hammer where some people want a chisel.
• Miles or kilometers, your call. Toggle in Profile to switch every distance, pace, and elevation between metric and imperial. Defaults to whatever your iPhone region uses; you override if you want something else.
• Better country and city detection. Currently misses some coastal and island workouts (Bahamas, Greek islands, etc.). Switching to a smarter detection method.
• Accurate per-kilometer splits. The current splits view samples the route at the wrong intervals on long continuous workouts. Coming with the next math pass.
• Year in Review v2. Custom date ranges, more layout options, better social-share crops.
• "Streets I haven't run yet" view. Show me my city with everything I HAVEN'T covered highlighted. The visual inverse of the heatmap.
• Apple Watch glance. Read-only view of your lifetime map on the watch face and in the Watch app.

If you'd use any of these, write in - that's how things move up the list.

• Compare maps with a running partner, in a way that respects privacy (no servers).
• Day-of-week patterns ("you run more on Tuesdays").
• Indoor and treadmill activity visualization. No GPS, but distance and duration could still show up.
• Apple Maps Standard look as an alternative to the current dark satellite base.
• Multi-device sync via iCloud Private Database (would respect the no-servers promise).

These aren't on the roadmap and aren't planned to be. If one of them is critical to you, the alternatives below probably already do it well.

• Social feed, kudos, segments, leaderboards. That's Strava. They're better at it.
• Training plans, VO2 max, recovery scores. That's Garmin Connect and similar. Use both - MoveMap pairs fine.
• Android version. Solo dev, iOS-only by choice.
• Real-time workout tracking. MoveMap reads what Apple Health already has. Use Strava, Apple Workout, Garmin, etc. to record.
• A server. Your route data lives on your phone. It's the one thing that meaningfully differentiates MoveMap from the alternatives. I'm not breaking that promise.