Map & Location Features

• Added a scale indicator—so now when you zoom in, you’ll actually know if that walk is a brisk stroll or a cross-country expedition.

• We’re reading the room—and the sky. Your location now powers up daily weather summaries.

• Introduced a cooldown period before re-centering the map. Because sometimes you just want to wander.

POI (Points of Interest) Upgrades

• Gave POI displays a rad redesign: smaller category icons, thumbnail previews and a layout that doesn’t look like it was built during a power outage.

• Fixed content overflow—no more POIs awkwardly cut off like that one friend in the group photo.

• Removed weird grey highlight when viewing operating hours. Simplified the sticky header—only the important stuff sticks.

• Added a “Navigate” button for instant directions—get in, loser, we’re going exploring!

• Better typography: consistent fonts, cleaner lines, and fewer typefaces than a ransom note.

• Now showing place ratings in Map Search—so you don’t end up getting tacos at a 2.3-star gas station.

Calendar Enhancements

• Fresh new design for the calendar sheet—cleaner than a locker room after Coach’s inspection.

• Apple-style horizontal week scrolling—because swiping side to side is way cooler than tapping.

• Updated the Calendar Permission sheet—no more janky widths or layout chaos.

• Fixed ‘Declined’ events showing up like an ex who doesn’t take the hint. They’re gone—from the calendar and the carousel.

Event Creation & Editing

• Schedule events straight from Map Search. That’s right—see it, tap it, plan it.

• Smart time suggestions make setting event times feel less like guessing and more like magic.

• Smoother POI selection flow—your finger taps, the app obeys.

• You can now remove locations, meeting links, and invitees—because not all missions need a full squad.

Smart App Integration

• Zoom and Google Meet links now open in the actual apps. What a concept.

• Carousel cards now launch navigation and meeting links if both are present—like your calendar finally learned multitasking.

• Drag-down gesture added to close carousel-launched sheets—because tapping “close” is so 1982.

• Subscription animation? Upgraded. Now smoother than your mixtape slow jams.

Leslie Upgrades

• Markdown formatting trimmed back—Leslie speaks clearer, less like a rogue HTML bot.

• Markdown rendering improved across the board. It’s consistent, legible, and frankly, a little proud of itself.

• Leslie now responds with even more helpful and relevant insights. It’s like he’s been training with Mr. Miyagi.

Daily Summary Enhancements

• More accurate free time blocks—know when you’ve got time to train, nap, or just stare dramatically into the distance.