@David-Bonner thanks for the feedback! Regarding the errors in calculation, they just hint at locations where something might be wrong. Think about differences in mal data between OSM and HERE (as routes are generated with OSM). Also road closures, 180 degree turns etc might be a location with an error. There is nothing you can do about the errors (at this stage), they simply inform you. Ignoring them is a great idea as @Steve-Lynch said. The search functionality will be improved in a later stage!

@JakoA make sure that the Google account you registered as tester is actually the account you use on your phone. This can be a different email than your mra account. As you are already in touch with support I highly recommend to keep that conversation going. I’m not going to stimulate sharing private (personal) information on a public forum.

@Ad-V fijn dat het beviel! Dit zijn punten waar we nog aan werken

@Jörgen no problem!

@Patrick-Roozen-0 I totally understand! Onboarding new users (and explaining stuff like this) will be something we tackle before the release! The main idea is: you can interact intuitively with most stuff on the screen. Want to do something with a waypoint? Touch it! Want to change ETA information? Tap the box!

Yes I noticed that this weekend on a 327 km trip as well. That was a nice surprise (one I was hoping for when adding the notes to some points).

@Corjan-Meijerink, yeah man, that's how creative I am!

@Lex-Kloet, yes! And preferably over the Michelin "green" roads, while we're at it

@Corjan-Meijerink Thanks Corjan, that’s a nice feature, which I had not spotted before!

@Drabslab @Jabp I also an advanced Tripy user and use the Tripy for trips and events with the oldtimer club. The roadbooks, the Tripy can make are great. The idea from @Jabp is just marvelous. Option for "no map" and the possibility to print a roadbook would be great. Hopfully they put it some where on the roadmap of Next Navigation app. [image: 1680385368117-3392724.jpg]

@David-Bonner definitely agree! Would be cool Also happy that you already mention that this isn’t for now as that’s very true too

Don't clutter the screen. 2 clicks is not an issue.

@Con-Hennekens said in MRA Navigation mit ConnectedRide Cradel und Multi-Controller…: @Dae-0, you don't use it, but are asking for compatibility? Looks like a dashboard app. No, I don’t use it. I made enquiries with the vendor as I was considering using a dedicated Android phone for navigation. I instead went with a CarPlay device and Wunderlinq, which work together in the Scenic app. Once Next supports this setup and fixes the issue with having to start routes from the phone every time CarPlay disconnects I’ll probably move to Next. At the minute the lack of controls and basic CarPlay implementation prevent me using Next for real navigation, although I’m obviously testing and feeding back. This isn’t a slur on Next; it’s an early release and its current limitations are well documented and are being worked on. It’s shaping up nicely.

@Corjan-Meijerink super!

Open the menu, goto settings, choose "Fenster layout" or similar (4th option from the top) and disable the second option.

@Michael-Ferguson just search of an address, select a favorite or long press the map where you want to go. You’ll be offered the exact same options as for a round trip but now between your location and the selected destination Adding intermediate stops is not possible yet! This will most likely be added in the future (but not in one of the upcoming updates)

@StefanHummelink er wordt inderdaad flink wat werk verzet

@Jan-Weerheim heel fijn om te horen

@Frank-Schurer super! Dat is inderdaad zoals verwacht (voor nu). @Corjan-Meijerink said in New Beta! (v3.2.10) CarPlay, roundtrips and much more: Lastly there are some important issues with regards to CarPlay that we already know about (these will be addressed in a future update): MyRoute-app Mobile needs to be launched or in the background before connecting CarPlay Start CarPlay while on the home screen (the one shown when launching the app ) Dank voor het testen