myTuur City Guide

What's new in version 1.1.9 - New: important bug fix on app startup. - Additional improvements and optimizations.

What's new in version 1.1.8 - New: opening hours for spots and tours. - Better display of special opening hours and local times. - Additional improvements and optimizations.

What's new in version 1.1.7 - New: Tuurix chat model update. - Better answers and a smoother chat experience. - Additional bug fixes and performance improvements.

What's new in version 1.1.6 - New: Hebrew language support. - Improved sign-in reliability and account management, including Apple sign-in. - Optimizations for explorer mode and navigation. - Additional bug fixes and performance improvements.

What's new in version 1.1.5 - Improved account creation. - Small bug fixes. - Optimizations.

What's new in version 1.1.4 - The app now supports Vietnamese. - Performance improvements and stability enhancements.

Major app update - Explorer mode for free discovery on foot, by bike or by car - Events and parking guide, currently available for Ulm - 3D fly-over for tours - Offline tours for use without internet - New map appearance settings for day, night and dynamic mode - New app design with dark and light mode - Indoor object recognition and AR overlays - Adjustable automatic audio start - Lock screen widget - Apple Health integration with steps and calories - Siri support and audio playback in Apple Car - Many smaller improvements, bug fixes and visual updates

Major app update - Explorer mode for free discovery on foot, by bike or by car - Events and parking guide, currently available for Ulm - 3D fly-over for tours - Offline tours for use without internet - New map appearance settings for day, night and dynamic mode - New app design with dark and light mode - Indoor object recognition and AR overlays - Adjustable automatic audio start - Lock screen widget - Apple Health integration with steps and calories - Siri support and audio playback in Apple Car - Many smaller improvements, bug fixes and visual updates

- Short descriptions in tours and spots fully visible - Improved text display in spots - Updated image display in tours and spots - Confetti feature in the profile on the yellow “Thank you for your support” button after purchasing a coffee for the project

Improved Support for albanian language, small text changes

added support for albanian language

Bug fixes with an "Aha!" moment – now featuring Apple Login magic! In this update, we tackled a mysterious case: Apple Login used to leave some users puzzled – and silent, like an apple on a diet. Now you’ll finally get a proper error message that actually makes sense. Even better: the new instructions actually help you fix the problem. No more guessing games – just real solutions. In short: less head-scratching, more “Ohhh, that’s how it works!” Update now, log in like a pro, and get back to exploring.

Apple Login fixed! Some myTuur explorers were mysteriously logged in as "appleuser@gmail.com" – like a secret agent with a very generic alias. Good news: we’ve squashed the Apple Login bug. You should now log in as yourself, not as Agent Apple. If you’re still ghosting around as appleuser@gmail.com, please: Go to your Apple Account → Sign in with Apple Remove "myTuur City Guide App" from the list Restart myTuur and log in fresh You’re back. Identity restored. Mission complete.

Bug fixes & new cities! Someone with true detective energy found a hidden button deep inside the support section that... crashed the app. The culprit? Missing camera permissions – even though we let you add photos when reporting bugs. That’s now fixed. Crash-proof. Thanks, mystery bug hunter! Also: Facebook login was acting weird. It’s now working like a charm again. Meta gives it a thumbs-up. Just added: Augsburg & Würzburg! Two new cities to explore, two new reasons to go outside. That’s it – short and sweet. Have fun exploring!

Bugs fixed & app improved – like spring cleaning, but without the pollen - Tour navigation got an upgrade – so you can reach your destination with style. - A cheeky bug in the audio list was fixed: the player used to ignore spot audios and play only the main one. Now it listens properly again. - Crashes? Gone. The app is now as solid as a monument. - The “Show more” label in the tour's spot description got a size boost – so you don’t have to play Indiana Jones to uncover the full story.

1. The context menu has overcome its fear of zoom levels In earlier versions, the spot context menu on the map was a bit shy: if you zoomed out too far, clicking on a spot did… nothing. Only at a high zoom level did it dare to appear. That behavior is now history – the menu shows up reliably again, although the zoom level still plays a role in positioning and interaction. 2. The Explore screen has stopped being moody For a while, the tour list on the Explore screen behaved like a surprise bag. Sometimes it showed nearby tours correctly, sometimes it didn’t – and occasionally it suggested a random cross-country adventure instead. This has been fixed. The screen now displays tours in the immediate area as expected, with fallback to more distant options only if no local tours are available. 3. App crashes gracefully eliminated Some users experienced sudden app crashes – often at the least convenient time. The cause was identified and resolved. The app now runs smoothly and reliably, even under real-world conditions. 4. Facebook login is working again The Facebook login was temporarily out of service – ironically just as Meta insisted on strict annual privacy reviews. The issue has been resolved, and login via Facebook now works as intended.

What’s been fixed? A whole lot – but very quietly behind the scenes. In this version, we grabbed the magnifying glass and chased away some sneaky little bugs: Deactivated spots were secretly sneaking into tours – now they politely stay out or can be reactivated as they should. LocationServices sometimes pretended to be turned off – we convinced them not to show up again if they’re already on. Navigation occasionally got lost when spots were deactivated – now it knows exactly where to go again. All in all: fewer hiccups, more stability. Or in other words: The app now runs like a well-oiled sightseeing bus – just without tourists getting lost.