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Versions and updates

What’s new in Go-To List.

Release notes, known issues, and support notices for the current App Store version of Go-To List.

Current status

Go-To List 1.1 is available now on the App Store. Finding places is now more reliable and easier to understand, with clearer daily fair-use messages and better handling when a place provider is temporarily unavailable.

Data compatibility

Your existing saved places, wishlists, projects, and imported data are unaffected by Version 1.1.

More reliable place finding and clearer messages

Finding places is now more reliable and easier to understand.

  • Improved Google Places search and place-detail handling.
  • Clearer messages when a daily fair-use limit is reached, including when it resets.
  • Better handling when a place provider is busy or temporarily unavailable.
  • Behind-the-scenes monitoring, performance, and stability improvements.

Your existing saved places, wishlists, projects, and imported data are unaffected.

Free, tightly scoped App Store launch

Go-To List 1.0 introduced trusted recommendations, temporary Projects, My Places, Wishlist, My Anchors, Usage limits, import/export, duplicate detection, sync stability, and private support reporting.

My Places, Usage limits, and Project invite copy

Version 1.0 polish has made My Places a primary hub for My Recommendations, Wishlist, My Anchors, and Usage limits; clarified the fair-use guardrails; and polished Project invite, sharing, regeneration, expiry, and read-only archive action copy.

Import / export, reporting, and UI polish

Version 1.0 includes import-compatible export naming, support/reporting links, Search area polish, native file-picker presentation, Project invite flows, and hidden premium/photo surfaces kept out of the public app proposition.

Data portability and small-group planning

Version 1.0 was tested around Projects, invite codes, read-only archives after expiry, import/export, AirDrop/Open In intake, duplicate detection, anchors, recommendation sync, GeoJSON/CSV/JSON export, Usage limits, and date sorting.