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This update has been a while coming. WeCamino now speaks German. That makes four languages, and it's more than a translation. Every stage name, every prompt, every tiny label was written the way a German pilgrim would actually say it on the Camino. Formal "Sie" had no place here, so the whole app talks to you as "du" throughout. To switch languages, go to Settings and tap Language. No need to touch your iOS system settings. Also new: a home screen widget. Add the medium widget and you'll see your route name, total distance walked, and tomorrow's stage at a glance. Useful when you're sitting in an albergue wondering how far the next day actually is. You can find What's New anytime in Settings, so you're never left wondering what changed after an update. One bug fixed: the community friends list now loads reliably for everyone. Buen Camino.
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The Camino de Santiago changes you. WeCamino makes sure the people you meet along the Way stay with you long after you reach Santiago. GPS companion for all 8 classic routes - and for anyone who wants to walk a Camino of their own. Available in English, Spanish, Italian, and German. Switch languages inside the app, no iOS settings required. YOUR ROUTE - All 8 Caminos with stage guides, elevation profiles, and maps: Francés, Portugués, Norte, Primitivo, Inglés, Aragonés, Via de la Plata, Le Puy... - Tomorrow's Stage card shows you the terrain before you walk it: distance, elevation gain, and a chart of the climb ahead - Start any Camino directly from the guide - your start point, your first step - Or create My Own Camino: begin anywhere, walk anywhere, GPS defines your path - Home screen widget - your route name, distance walked, and tomorrow's stage at a glance - Live Activity on your lock screen and Dynamic Island - distance and time, all day, all walk YOUR MOMENTS - Photos attach automatically to your route and stage - no sorting later - Every Camino is preserved: dates, distance, photos, and reflections - Share your journey with one tap: a stats card with your route, distance, and a photo from the Way - Background GPS tracks quietly while your phone stays in your pocket YOUR PEOPLE - Check in to your albergue each night - your pilgrim circle can see where you're resting on the road - See pilgrims walking nearby and connect on the trail - one QR code, instant friends - Message any pilgrim directly from their profile, or broadcast a moment to your whole Camino circle - Discover where pilgrims eat, sleep, rest, and pray - saved by those who walked before you YOUR PRIVACY - Control exactly what others see: distance, location, country - or nothing at all - Public, friends-only, or completely private - Your photos and notes are always, only yours The Camino teaches presence. WeCamino tries to do the same - tracking gently, connecting thoughtfully, stepping back when you want to walk in silence. Buen Camino. Built by pilgrims, for pilgrims. hello@wecamino.com
What's new · 1.8
This update has been a while coming. WeCamino now speaks German. That makes four languages, and it's more than a translation. Every stage name, every prompt, every tiny label was written the way a German pilgrim would actually say it on the Camino. Formal "Sie" had no place here, so the whole app talks to you as "du" throughout. To switch languages, go to Settings and tap Language. No need to touch your iOS system settings. Also new: a home screen widget. Add the medium widget and you'll see your route name, total distance walked, and tomorrow's stage at a glance. Useful when you're sitting in an albergue wondering how far the next day actually is. You can find What's New anytime in Settings, so you're never left wondering what changed after an update. One bug fixed: the community friends list now loads reliably for everyone. Buen Camino.
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