Novità

The check that keeps an accidental start/finish crossing from becoming a lap now judges each stretch by where you rode, and it runs on more tracks.

Improved

• On more tracks. On the web, the check now runs on Pertamina Mandalika, Sepang International and every other track with enough laps recorded to know its length.

Fixed

• Real laps stay laps. On the web, a pause in a RaceBox recording no longer makes the check fold a real lap into the next one: each stretch is measured by your positions, not your speed.

Clip the start/finish line by accident and the stretch it cut off no longer counts as a lap, so a short fragment can't pass for your best lap.

Improved

• Laps cut from your whole ride. On the web, when a RaceBox download finds a "lap" far shorter than the track, the crossing that cut it is dropped: the fragment joins the out-lap or the lap next to it, and every real lap keeps its time.
• Editors apply track changes right away. On the web, Lapster editors can walk a track through the step-by-step pit stop and have the changes applied at once, next to the full edit form.

Fixed

• TestFlight testers' update notification now says the new build is in TestFlight, not the App Store.

Coming in the next iPhone update

• Laps cut from your whole ride. A short fragment cut off by an accidental start/finish crossing joins the lap next to it instead of becoming a lap of its own.

Every lap time, sector and gap now reads to the thousandth of a second, and your Home and your notifications are easier to tune.

New

• Home settings. On the web, take tracks out of the Home filter and hide riders you follow from your feed; you stay subscribed and they won't know.
• Profile photo history. On the web, tap a rider's photo to page through their earlier profile photos.
• Pit stop. On the web, help describe a track, from its surface and direction to its opening hours, one question at a time.

Improved

• Three digits of milliseconds. Lap times, sectors and gaps read to the thousandth (1:32.456) on the web, on shared pages and cards, in the PDF report, in notifications and in the Telegram bot, and search finds a ride by the time you see.
• Laps timed at the line. A lap starts and ends at the moment you cross start/finish, worked out between GPS fixes instead of at the nearest one, and laps you already recorded were re-timed the same way where their GPS trace allows.
• Calmer notifications. Reactions arrive together in one notification, a comment notification quotes the comment, and a friend's record says how much quicker it is than your best; on the web, choose which kinds you get and set quiet hours.

Fixed

• Notifications on iPhone. Push notifications reach iPhones again.

Coming in the next iPhone update

• Three digits of milliseconds. Lap times on iPhone, Apple Watch and the widgets read to the thousandth, like everywhere else.

Ride Bangli in your browser, and the session, lap and track pages on the web now match the iPhone app.

New

• Ride Bangli. On the web, open the Bangli track page and launch its training game, with the circuit's turns numbered the way the training layout runs.
• Session page like the iPhone's. On the web, a session opens on its poster: best lap, telemetry chips, reactions and Recent Pace, with every lap row leading to its lap.
• Lap workspace. On the web, a lap shows the map with playback, a live readout and a scrub chart; Summary opens full-screen, and adding laps turns it into a comparison with Corner Battle maps you can pinch and pan.
• Track page. On the web, a satellite header you can pan and zoom, Overview, Social, Details and People tabs, the Track Day organizer dialog, and an atlas layout on wide screens.
• Paste a photo into a chat. On the web, paste an image into the message box to send it as a photo.

Coming in the next iPhone update

• RaceBox Pro stays in your devices. A Pro that connects while the phone is on its Wi-Fi is listed in Devices right away and after a relaunch.
• Home opens straight away. Home no longer sits on a spinner after launch, and the bottom menu switches tabs at once.
• Paste a photo into a chat. Paste an image into the message box to send it as a photo.
• Ride Mandalika and Bangli. Pull down on the track page to open the game on the phone.

Open Mandalika's track page and ride the circuit in your browser.

New

• Ride Mandalika. On the web, launch the game from the track page and practise its corners with a choice of camera views and controls.

Improved

• Sound that stays off. Switch off game sound in Settings; your choice and volume are remembered for the next ride.
• Smoother riding. On the web, bike and rider animations are lighter while preserving their detail.

Every Lapster release now has its notes in one place, going back to the first ones, and you can light a fire under the ones you like.

New

• What's new. Read the notes for every release at lapster.me/whats-new or in the web app, and tap the fire on a release you like.

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Coming in the next iPhone update

• What's new. The release notes open from Settings, in About, with the same fire to tap.

In chats on the web you can now answer a specific message, with the original quoted above your reply.

New

• Reply to a message. On the web, use the Reply button beside a message or swipe it on a touch screen, and tap the quote to jump back to the original.

Improved

• Replies get through a mute. When someone answers one of your messages in a chat you muted, you still get a push notification.

Coming in the next iPhone update

• Reply to a message. Swipe a message or pick Reply from its menu to answer it with the original quoted above.
• Track screen. The map runs to the top edge, the record card shows your own best beside the record, and a track opens full screen from a session or lap.
• Team pages. A team's page now works like a rider profile, and its timing sheets can be searched and filtered.
• More haptic feedback. Saves, sends, syncs and imports answer with a success or failure tap.
• Rider profiles. Pulling down to refresh someone's profile keeps it on screen instead of blanking the page.

On the web, your chat list now says when a chat ends with a video note. The next iPhone update makes your profile a tab of its own.

Fixed

• Video notes in the chat list. On the web, a chat whose last message is a video note now reads "Video message" instead of just "Message".

Coming in the next iPhone update

• Your profile is a tab. The last tab is now your own profile, with your photo as its icon, and Settings open from the gear in its corner.
• Video notes in the chat list. A chat whose last message is a video note no longer reads "Message deleted".

A burst of reactions now arrives as one notification, and video notes no longer show a squashed picture. Track records and more come in the next iPhone update.

Improved

• Fewer reaction pings. Several quick reactions from one rider on your session, story, comment or vehicle now arrive as one notification.

Fixed

• Video notes no longer show a squashed picture before they play.
• Removing your reaction from someone's chat message and adding it back no longer raises their unread reactions count again.

Coming in the next iPhone update

• Track records. A card on your profile opens a screen with the record lap for each track.
• Record posters. Share a track record to your story as a bold poster.
• Turn the lap screen sideways. A new button in the map controls turns the lap screen to landscape without turning the phone.
• Photo viewer. Tap to hide the controls, scrub with a thumbnail strip, and swipe past either end to wrap around.
• Full storage. The app no longer crashes when the phone's storage is full.

Answer a comment right where it is, and on iPhone a track you create from your ride remembers which way a lap runs.

New

• Inline reply. The reply box opens in place of the Reply button with the rider's @username filled in, on iPhone and the web.
• Crossing direction. On iPhone, a track you create from your own ride remembers which way you crossed its start and finish line, so a pass the wrong way no longer cuts a lap there.
• Focus on the lap. On iPhone, switch the lap screen to just the map and your speed, and back.
• Video notes start sooner. On iPhone, a video note starts playing once about a second of it has loaded, and one you just recorded shows its picture with a progress ring while it uploads.

Improved

• Record button. In chats on iPhone, the record button is one gradient disc showing the mic or camera, and the lock you slide up to while recording carries a padlock.
• Chat on iPhone stays pinned to the bottom while new rows grow, and a double tap reacts with your default emoji.
• Corner map. In corner battle on iPhone, the map eases back into place when you drag it too far, and on iOS 18 or later it follows your fingers while you pinch.

Fixed

• On iPhone, Leave Group in a group's settings is now greyed out with the reason when you are its only admin, instead of a red button that did nothing.