This release gives Roadtrip a cleaner front door and a more polished planning workflow.

- Search is built in, so you can find fuel, time, RV, towing, and budget tools without digging through menus.
- Quick launch cards now highlight the calculators people reach for most: cost per mile, efficiency conversion, travel time, speed to distance, and road trip cost.
- The home layout was tuned for both iPhone and iPad, with a split-view style navigation flow that feels easier to scan on a larger screen.
- Dark mode support now leans on semantic system colors, so the interface stays readable in both light and dark appearances.
- The new calculator screens for efficiency conversion, cost per mile, travel time, speed to distance, and road trip cost use a more consistent layout.
- Input fields, spacing, and button behavior are more uniform across the newer screens, which makes the app feel less patched together.
- Share actions are easier to reach, so it is simpler to send trip math to a spouse, travel partner, or anyone helping with the plan.
- Reset actions are available where they matter, which makes it easier to clear one calculation and try another.
- The results area now presents the answers in a cleaner format, especially for MPG, km/L, L/100 km, miles, kilometers, and currency values.
- Legacy calculators remain available while the rest of the app continues moving into the new SwiftUI shell.
- The catalog now makes it clearer which tools are modernized and which screens still use the older UIKit flow.

If you have used Roadtrip before, this release should feel familiar. The same calculations are still there, but the route to them is shorter, the labels are clearer, and the screens do a better job of explaining what each number means. If you are new to the app, the catalog makes it easier to understand the difference between fuel cost, trip time, towing range, and budget planning without reading a manual first.

A few day-to-day improvements are worth calling out:
- The catalog makes it easier to move between fuel math, route math, and budget math without losing your place.
- The app is clearer about miles, kilometers, gallons, liters, stops, and passenger counts.
- Shared results are easier to read when somebody else is checking the trip with you.
- The visual treatment is calmer, which helps the useful numbers stand out.
- The updated layout is more forgiving when you are typing quickly at a gas stop or campsite.

That is the part most people notice after a day or two of use. You do not have to remember where the older calculators live, and you do not have to think as hard about whether you are in US or metric mode. You open the tool, put in the numbers, and get back to the question you actually wanted answered.

This update is aimed at the jobs Roadtrip already does well:
- fuel cost planning before a long drive
- trip time estimates with real-world breaks
- road trip budgeting for food, fees, and gas
- towing and RV checks when the load matters
- route math for drivers who just want the answer fast

If you have used Roadtrip before, this update should feel more organized and easier to live with on a day-to-day basis. If you are new to it, the app now does a better job of making the whole toolset feel approachable right away.