Changelog

Added

• Tags tab. A new top-level tab (a sidebar item on Mac) where you tag stops, photos, and workouts and tap any tag to see everything carrying it, grouped by trip. This is also the single home for managing tags — rename, recolour, re-icon, merge, and delete.
• Per-trip Tags view. Each trip now has its own Tags tab alongside Overview, Timeline, Map, and Review.
• Photo moments in Review. Unmatched photos are grouped into moments. Tap one to open a gallery where you can select several at once and assign, hide, tag, or turn them into a stop in a single pass.
• Expandable stop and photo viewers. Open a stop or photo full-screen, with photo capture details and a swipeable gallery.
• Workout summary. The workout viewer breaks out activity, duration, distance, and active energy at a glance.
• Bulk Hide All in the Review queue to clear everything you do not want to review in one tap.

Changed

• Smarter stop naming. A stop with no nearby point of interest can borrow a name from a confirmed neighbour, and workouts are named by the city they pass through.
• Cleaner Review controls. "Show hidden" and manual refresh moved into the trip's overflow menu, and Review now uses the system's native batch-action bars.
• Mac trip navigation. Trip tabs moved into the sidebar; the in-trip tab bar was removed.
• Tidier toolbars across iPhone and Mac.

Fixed

• More reliable map pin selection: tapping pins is instant, close-together stops cluster instead of fighting for the same spot, and the map no longer jumps to a neighbouring pin or loses your selection.
• Route thumbnails and the workout viewer now render correctly on Mac and no longer show a stale image when scrolling.
• Photos assigned to a visible stop are no longer left hidden, and hidden photos and workouts are dimmed to match hidden stops.
• Route-less workouts stay visible and can be detached; workouts with no recorded path are filtered out.
• Sync is steadier through iCloud account changes: Voyamap pauses background work during an iCloud re-sync and resumes on its own.
• Deleting or merging a tag no longer leaves an open detail screen pointing at data that's gone.
• Merging or deleting a tag now counts directly-tagged stops too, matching the number shown in the tag list.
• A tag's detail screen shows a loading spinner instead of briefly flashing "nothing tagged yet."
• The Review queue's photo-moment viewer can no longer get stranded open after the queue empties out mid-review.
• Hide All in Review is now one batched save instead of one per item, making it much faster on trips with lots of stops.
• Fixed a bug where a stop with no real location could push the map's view out into the ocean.
• Fixed an occasional stale photo thumbnail on a recycled row.
• Opening a trip from the Mac sidebar now correctly highlights the Overview row.
• Deleting a trip you're currently viewing now returns you to the trip list instead of showing a stale screen.

Performance

• The app now renders from precomputed views of your data prepared off the main thread, so trips, the map, and the Review queue stay smooth and responsive even with many stops and during heavy iCloud syncing.
• Timeline photo thumbnails are cached to disk so they load faster on revisit.

Added

• Trips that capture themselves. Start a trip and Voyamap detects the places you stop — in the background, so the trip is organized by the time you look.
• Photos land on the right stop. Pictures taken during a trip attach themselves to the place where you took them.
• Walks and workouts on the map. Runs, hikes, and rides from Apple Health come along, with the route you traced.
• Day-by-day timeline of every stop, with photos and durations.
• Interactive map with colour-coded places and per-day filtering.
• Review queue to confirm, rename, re-categorise, split, or merge stops — Voyamap suggests, you decide, and it never overwrites your edits.
• Place picker to name a stop from nearby points of interest, or drop a pin.
• Rich stop details: photos, routes, notes, and attachments.
• Private by design. Your data stays on your devices and in your own private iCloud — no accounts, no tracking, nothing sent to us.
• Universal app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, kept in sync through iCloud.