Updates

The driving camera is meant to sit low over the car, tilted, pointing the way you are going. On iPhone it was setting the direction and the tilt but never the height, so it kept whatever the map was at and drifted further out from there. You could be doing seventy with a turn banner counting down and the map showing four states.

Routes stopped coming back at all for about a day. Paddock asks a routing service for the road ahead, and when the preferred one started refusing requests the app treated that as the final answer instead of asking one of the others. It now falls through to a service that works, so a route always gets drawn.

Zoomed into a street it was right; zoomed out to the whole city it drifted, sometimes by miles, and it got worse once you started moving. Your marker was being pinned by the middle of its name label rather than the middle of the car.

In a convoy of six people or fewer, one subscription still covers everybody in it. Above six, more than half the convoy needs one. Anybody who bought voice outright before this keeps it, permanently, and will not be billed.

Your own car is now the same photo, name and speed the rest of the convoy sees, instead of the standard blue dot.

It used to recalculate every few hundred metres, so the line flickered and jumped. It now stays put until you actually leave it.

Not on one bad GPS reading, and not more than once every ten minutes: enough to notice a wrong turn, not enough to be a nuisance.

Shops, garages and clubs can put a verified pin on the map and promote a meet. Plans and pricing are on the site.

Where it is, when it starts, who is going, and a button through to the rest, without leaving the map.

Where the routing service offers alternatives you get to choose, with the time, the distance and the road each one uses. Toll estimates and live traffic show where they are available and stay blank rather than guess where they are not.

Starting a convoy or setting a destination used to throw you onto a second, separate map. Directions now draw on the map you were already looking at.

It had never actually connected. It does now.

Once something is over it stops sitting on your map.

Instead of the app closing on the spot, you get the error and a retry, which also means a bug report can say what happened.

Meets could not be created or opened at all for a stretch.

An update went out that broke sign-in for anyone who took it. Fixed the same day.

A code you text somebody now unfurls properly and lands on a page that shows it, rather than being dead text.

Somewhere to point people, with the privacy policy and terms on it.

It was doing exactly what it asked you to do and then quitting. This one closed the app outright, so it was the first thing fixed.

Suggestions appear as you type, for a convoy destination or a meet.

Not a straight line through buildings and across water.

A payment could go through and grant nothing, silently. If that happened to you, it is fixed and you were not charged twice.

Directions to the convoy or the meet, read on the map you are already using.

No meet required. Just a drive, from somewhere to somewhere.

Add the gas station or the diner to a convoy route.

The panels covering it can be dragged down, and the top bar is cleared out. Adding a friend moved to where people were already looking for it.