Changelog
Development log for Ultreia. We're now in beta! You're cordially invited to kick the tires of this app, as much as you'd like. Your content will not be lost as we add more features and spray the bugs with borax. If you find a bug, you may report it to mailto:hola@ultreia.me or find other ways to contact us on our contacts page.
v1.0-beta5 - Marker Redesign
- Cleaner, borderless map markers throughout
- Albergue markers now show proper bunkbed icon (matches layer bar)
- POI markers enlarged to 32x32 for better visibility
- Leaf & Shell places now dark green with white icons (easier to spot on map)
- Updated help legend to reflect new marker styles
- Easter Egg: on desktop go to https://ultreia.me/integrity for a preview of the new data completeness interface
v1.0-beta4 - Map Improvements
- Map markers now cluster when zoomed out for cleaner view
- Click clusters to zoom in and expand
- Town and city labels more visible (larger text, better contrast)
- Route filtering now loads only relevant features (faster on mobile)
v1.0-beta3 - Popup Images & Polish
- Featured images now appear in albergue and POI popups
- POI descriptions shown in all popups, not just Leaf & Shell
- Friendly message when geolocating outside Camino coverage area
- Welcome popup updated for Beta launch
- Fun themed error pages ("Got lost, pilgrim?" for 404)
- Welcome message for users migrating from camino.now
v1.0-beta1.1 - About Page Redesign
- New bento-style About page with feature cards
- Leaf & Shell card with pastel green styling
- Volunteer Effort, OpenStreetMap, and Community cards
- Updated content from pilgrim perspective
- Improved mobile menu layout
v1.0-beta1 - Menu Page
- New full-page menu as alternative to the slide-up drawer
- Admin toggle to switch between drawer and page menu modes
- "New Content Available" banner when map data has updates
- Update notification dot on menu button
- Route selection and Leaf & Shell access from menu page
We're Beta
Ultreia.me is the product of hundreds of volunteer hours in programming, data collection, and design. No AI is being used (vibe coding), just pure human pilgrim brain power. If you could find it in your heart to buy us a coffee, we'll pass all tips on to our team of volunreers so they can have a cold cola or hot coffee while mapping the Camino for everyone.