The latest Where To? 13.5.11 update is now available.
This release expands bike-sharing coverage in Germany, Hungary, Spain and Finland, improves Home Screen widgets and backup restore, and fixes a generous handful of issues across place details, reviews, sharing, Apple Watch sync and map stability.
Where To? now supports these additional bike-sharing networks, giving you more ways to rent a bike and fewer opportunities to stare suspiciously at a docking station:
Home Screen widgets are smoother too, with fixes for clear and tinted modes, so they should spend less time looking like they dressed for the wrong wallpaper. Backup restore is more reliable as well, which is exactly the sort of feature you want to be boring.
We also fine-tuned the app icon and fixed issues with place details, Google reviews and links, sharing, photo picker, OpenTable location grabbing, Apple Watch sync and map stability.
Download the Where To? 13.5.11 update.
The latest Where To? updates are now available. Versions 13.5.7, 13.5.8 and 13.5.9 bring a set of practical improvements across search, directions, micromobility, location reminders, widgets, favorites and place details. They are focused on making everyday discovery and navigation more reliable, with a few handy new capabilities along the way.
In Where To? 13.5.7, search became more flexible. You can now paste Where To? links and Google Maps links into search, making it easier to jump straight to a place from a message, website, or shared link.
Places with events gained a new “Add to Calendar” action, making it easier to turn a discovered place into an actual plan.
Bike routing also improved. Where To? now supports Apple Maps biking mode and shows alternative bike routes where available, giving cyclists more useful options before heading out.
Where To? also expands micromobility coverage with:
Where To? 13.5.9 adds more room for location reminders. Reminders can now include multi-line messages, giving you space for shopping lists, errands, travel notes and other todos that depend on arriving at or leaving a place.
We also fixed several issues with directions, place sharing, place details, dark mode, place reviews and the Watch app.
Download the latest Where To? update.
The latest Where To? 13.5.6 update is now available.
This release focuses on reliability and expands our bike-sharing support with three more providers:
• Summit Bike Share (🇺🇸)
• moqo (🇩🇪)
• MyRadl via Nextbike (🇩🇪)
So if you’re looking for a nearby bike, Where To? can now hand off to even more local sharing services.
We also fixed several important bugs to make the app smoother and more dependable.
Download the Where To? 13.5.6 update.
We published a Where To? update. Version 13.5.5 contains several bugfixes and improvements and supports 19 additional micromobility providers:
Recently, I witnessed a situation that unfolded almost like a crime drama—except it was entirely real. My aunt had left her iPad in a hotel room and called me in a panic, asking what she could do. I suggested using Apple’s “Find My” app to track its location.
To our surprise, the iPad wasn’t at the hotel at all. Instead, the app showed it somewhere else in the city.
The next morning, we approached the hotel manager. He insisted that nothing had been found in the room and gently suggested my aunt double-check her luggage; travelers often misplace their devices. But when we showed him the iPad’s location—clearly marked on the map at a residential address—his demeanor changed. He took down the address immediately.
A short time later, he called us back. The address belonged to one of the hotel’s cleaning staff. At first, she denied having the iPad. But when confronted with the tracking data, she eventually confessed and returned it.
The consequences were swift. She was fired from the cleaning company on the spot, and because her immigration status in the country was only “tolerated,” not officially recognized, she may now even face expulsion.
We’re excited to announce the release of Where To? 13.5, packed with features that make discovering, sharing, and navigating your favorite spots easier than ever. Whether you’re planning your next dinner, sharing your experiences, or hopping on a bike, this update has something for you.
🍽️ Calories at a Glance
Curious about what’s on the menu? Where To? now displays calories in dinner menus where available, helping you make informed choices on the go. Eat smarter without missing out on your favorite meals.
📸 Easy Image Sharing
Sharing your experiences just got simpler! You can now paste images directly from your clipboard when posting reviews.
🗺️ Expanded Directions Support
We’ve broadened our directions app integrations, making it easier to get where you need to go across multiple countries:
No matter where you are, Where To? helps you navigate seamlessly.
🚴 Micro-Mobility Options
Getting around by bike or scooter? We’ve added support for more bike sharing services in France:
Hop on, scan, and explore the city effortlessly.
🛠️ Bug Fixes & Improvements
We’ve also squashed a few pesky bugs:
- Fixed an issue when sending a location from Maps using “Open Location in Where To?” on iOS 26
- Various other improvements for a smoother, more reliable experience
Where To? 13.5 is all about smarter navigation, easier sharing, and better information at your fingertips. Update today and if you want to support us, leave a nice review 🙏.
If you’re a Mac or iOS developer working with Apple’s SF Symbols, you know how useful these vector-based icons can be. But sometimes, you need a quick PNG version for documentation, design mockups, or scripting workflows. That’s where copy-symbol comes in.
🚀 What Is copy-symbol?
copy-symbol is a free, Swift-based CLI utility developed by @futuretap that copies a PNG image of any SF Symbol, referenced by name, to your clipboard. That makes it easy to integrate SF Symbol icons into various workflows.
🧪 Example invocation:
copy-symbol heart.circle
Or if you want to specify the size explicitly (instead of the default 100 px):
copy-symbol heart.circle.fill -size 1000
🔗 Learn More
For more information and to access the source code, visit the GitHub repository.
We’re excited to share a fresh Where To? update that makes getting around your city even easier and more tailored to your needs. Our latest 13.4.6 release brings two key improvements to micromobility: smarter filters and broader coverage.
First, you can now filter micromobility options by vehicle type. Whether you prefer a classic bike, an e-bike for a little extra boost, or a scooter for quick trips, the new filters help you find exactly what you’re looking for—faster.
Second, we’ve expanded our network of shared mobility providers to give you more choices in more places. We’ve added support for new bike and scooter services in several countries, including:
🇺🇸 United States
🇩🇪 Germany
🇫🇷 France
🇳🇱 Netherlands
🇱🇻 Latvia
🇹🇷 Turkey
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
This means you’ll see more real-time availability and can choose the best option from a wider range of trusted providers—right within the app.
Finally, we’ve made a few improvements behind the scenes to enhance your micromobility and overall experience and ensure everything runs smoothly.
We’re committed to helping you move through your city in a way that’s flexible, sustainable, and seamless. As always, we’d love to hear your feedback—let us know what’s working well and what could be better.
Download the latest Where To? update to start exploring the new micromobility features today.
We’re excited to introduce Streets 5, the latest update to our Street View browser app! This release brings an exciting new feature: Timeline—allowing you to travel back in time and explore past panoramas.
Now, when multiple Street View images are available for a location, you’ll see a Timeline button next to the image date in the top drawer. Simply tap it to compare different moments in time and see how places have evolved 1.
Beyond Timeline, we’ve also expanded our gallery collection, adding hundreds of new locations—especially museums—so you can explore even more of the world from your screen. Plus, we’ve fixed the delete button to remove recent places.
A Word on Our Business Model Shift
A month ago, we made the tough decision to transition to a freemium model due to Google’s pricing changes. We knew this shift wouldn’t be easy, and as expected, some users were disappointed. We received a wave of 1-star reviews, and one user even suggested we should shut down the app altogether. We completely understand the frustration, and we wish circumstances hadn’t forced our hand.
However, now that we’re a month in, we can confidently say: this change was the right move. Thanks to the support of our subscribers, Streets is financially sustainable again—allowing us to keep improving the app and bringing you exciting new features like Timeline. Your subscriptions directly fund our development, and we’re incredibly grateful for your trust!
Help Us Turn the Tide!
Streets 5.0 is available now—download the update today! If you’re enjoying the new features, we’d truly appreciate your support. Leaving a 5-star review on the App Store helps offset the recent wave of negative feedback and ensures we can keep bringing you more great updates.
Thank you for being part of our journey—the future of Streets is bright!
Since launching Streets in 2013, we’ve been proud to offer you the best Street View experience — all through a single, one-time app purchase.
Our app depends on Google’s Street View panoramas. Unfortunately, Google recently changed its pricing model. As a result, we would lose money every month for every user, both new and existing. Faced with a tough decision — either shutting down Streets or finding a sustainable path forward — we’ve chosen to transition to a subscription model.
New users can explore the full feature set with a 3-day free trial. If you haven’t tried Streets yet, now’s the perfect time to experience it for free.
For our loyal existing users, we’re offering an exclusive discount of over 60%, automatically applied if you’ve previously purchased the app. This special pricing is our way of saying thank you for your support and helping to secure the future of Streets, so you can continue exploring the world with us.
The Streets 4.8 update also introduces a more streamlined onboarding experience, with helpful quick tips appearing as you use the app to guide you through advanced features.
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