Mostly fixes. Here is what they fixed.

Routes combining multiple connecting lines (such as the 42 St Shuttle and the R) now validate seamlessly without false route-mismatch warnings.

When your destination directly exits at a station, accidental zero-minute walking instructions are cleanly trimmed without rejecting the summary.

Connection guidance at complex hubs like Times Square and Grand Central states the transfer once instead of repeating it across fallback sentences.

Once you have boarded your train, refreshing live alerts or reopening the app will never swap you onto a later departure.

When your train experiences live transit delays, the itinerary arrival time dynamically moves so the Live row and destination cards agree.

Successive real-time updates now replace previous delay estimates rather than compounding them into exaggerated arrival times.

A single on-device truth engine validates delay claims, walk times, and time-saving statements before any summary can reach your screen.

If an AI summary makes a minor inaccuracy on one leg of a multi-segment journey, the system re-scopes that single leg before falling back.

Validation checks, heal actions, and retry outcomes are tracked entirely on device with zero telemetry shared externally.

New routing proposals are evaluated directly against your existing routes on common journeys to guarantee genuine improvements.

Day-cluster statistical analysis ensures that proposed routing tweaks hold up reliably across varied weekdays and seasons.

Multi-factor quality gates verify that improved walk times do not compromise transfer reliability or arrival punctuality.

Apple Intelligence suggests bounded adjustments to route preferences based on your confirmed manual overrides.

Trips with unconfirmed durations are safely isolated so they never distort schedule comparisons or crowd out faster trains.

Deduplication by arrival stop ensures all viable subway alternatives reaching Manhattan remain visible in your search results.

When heavy rain, snow, or extreme cold hits, Onism surfaces a dedicated indoor and subway route to minimize walking outdoors.

The app now distinguishes when you picked a specific train versus when you accepted a default, keeping your learned preferences authentic.

Built-in guardrails monitor route calculation quality and automatically fall back to verified schedules if conditions fluctuate.

Short sheltered walks and underground transfers are evaluated realistically so you never get steered into unnecessary detours.

Your walking and transfer preferences now apply consistently across both Metro-North and the subway without double-penalizing either leg.

Get an advance reminder the moment your boarding track is announced at Grand Central — typically 20 minutes before departure.

When route suggestions adjust due to live delays, on-device AI gives you an immediate, plain-language reason why.

Rider status updates on the Live tab are cross-referenced with official MTA alerts before appearing on your board.

Once you pass the boarding station, reopening the app can update details but cannot swap you onto a later train.

Trips from Manhattan now choose the station closest to your destination instead of carrying you farther down the line.

Pin your parked station and the return trip ends there, even if another stop is slightly faster.

Origins beyond the transit map now get a real drive to Grand Central instead of an invented walk.

Browse today, this week, this month, all time, or any calendar range. Delete a trip once and it stays deleted across synced devices.

See what stays local, what can sync, which services are contacted, and how to delete your data from one screen.

Weather now uses a relay that keeps provider credentials off the device and reduces location precision before the request is sent.

Time-critical actions now get one full-width button per row, keeping labels readable even on the 41 mm Watch.

Subway and Metro-North badges now use their real line colors, making the next leg recognizable at a glance.

Reasoning, trip snapshot, and full readout now open on separate pages instead of pushing one another off screen.

Drive time now uses the traffic expected when you leave, not the traffic at the moment you build the plan.

The summary length budget now grows with trip complexity, so transfer facts are no longer trimmed away and rejected.

Resetting learned preferences now leaves trip history alone. Deleting the underlying records remains a separate, confirmed action.