Every search starts from a place you've already saved — your hotel, your next stop — so results are relevant to where you'll actually be.
Four things the map does now that it didn't a month ago.
Any word that isn't an address becomes a nearby search, started from your hotel or the stop you're looking at. About 250 everyday words are understood out of the box, and anything else still works as a plain search.
As you type, suggestions lean toward places near you or near your trip. A place across the world still shows up if you name it. It just won't jump the queue.
No more grey boxes for the bits in between. Each ride gets a drawing of what it is, with the route underneath, in light or dark mode.
Route cards on Explore and stops on the Map open the same sheet: the day and time, directions, and a line straight to Itchy about that stop.
Pick a category, or just type what you're after. Globe Skimmer searches from wherever you've saved — not the center of the city.
A word gets you places nearby. A full address still goes straight to that address.
A pin isn't useful if it's an hour away from where you're actually staying.
Anchored to your saved itinerary entries, centered on your hotel or your next stop — not the middle of the city, and not a separate app from your trip plan.
No separate step — the place you tap becomes an entry on your trip.
Every part of Maps — anchored search, type-anything search, filters, and one-tap saving — comes with Globe Skimmer's full app, once.
Get Globe Skimmer — $19.99