Changelog
New features, improvements, and fixes as Wayfilm ships them, newest first.
Wayfilm no longer autoplays an example film when you arrive. Every visit starts fresh: an empty map, empty inputs, ready for your own route. Shared film links still play, because that is what they are for.
wayfilm.app/status now shows the live health of everything a film depends on: place search, route calculation, map tiles, and accounts. When something breaks, error messages in the editor point you there.
Place search says so when it is down instead of going quiet, routing outages no longer wipe the route you already drew, trips that cross an ocean explain that flight mode is on the roadmap, and phones that cannot encode video get a clear notice instead of a failed export. The editor also fits small screens properly and works better with keyboards and screen readers.
Saved films now have a Share button: anyone with the link watches your route as a film at wayfilm.app/p/…, no account needed, and pasting the link into a chat shows a card with your actual route drawn on it.
The homepage now plays an example film the moment you arrive, and below the editor you will find real example videos, pricing, and answers to common questions, including how rendering on your own device keeps your videos private.
Your name in the top bar now opens a menu with sign out and account deletion, the Wayfilm logo (or the new Start over button) clears the editor for a fresh route, and the changelog, terms, and privacy pages you are reading went live.
The trip summary now has a mi/km toggle. It starts from your locale and remembers your choice, and the map scale follows along.
The map no longer repeats itself when you zoom way out. Past the edge of the world you get ocean, not a hall of mirrors, and exports stay inside a single world too.
When there is no drivable route (say, an ocean in the way), Wayfilm now says exactly that instead of a generic failure.
Premium map styles (Satellite, Dark Cinema, Vintage, Minimal), custom route colors, unlimited stops, watermark-free exports, and 1080p/4K video. Founder pricing is grandfathered forever.
Routes are no longer just A to B. Add stops in between and the film visits each one in order.
Sign in with Google and save your project (route, style, and film length) so it is waiting for you next time.
Type where your trip starts and ends, and Wayfilm draws the real driving route and turns it into a cinematic map film you can play and export.
Spotted a bug, or have an idea for the next stop? Email [email protected].