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Each gate on the Road has a rule. Tap Spotted a plate, enter the region code, then pick one gate it fits. One plate opens one gate; spares go in the trunk.

Pick the country first. Regional codes exist for TR, D, A, CH, F, BG, RO, HR and SRB; for other countries the country sign itself is enough. The Code book in Settings lists every code.

Before a trip you guess at which gate plates from your destination will outnumber plates from home. The closer the guess, the more points — up to 10.

Only on this iPhone. Finished trips are sheets in the Garage. Deleting the app removes them; there is no account or cloud copy.

No. There is no sign-in of any kind, and nothing to buy.

Yes. Roads, gates, plates and the map all work offline. Only the short region notes in the Garage need a connection the first time.

No — Milestitch is for passengers. There are no timers, and nothing in the game needs attention while driving.

Open iPhone Settings → Notifications → Milestitch and switch Allow Notifications. Settings → Notifications inside the app takes you there.

Settings → Clear all trips removes every trip, sheet and saved note. Deleting the app removes everything else.

Open iPhone Settings → Notifications → Milestitch and turn on Allow Notifications. Focus modes can also hold them back.

Trips live only on the device, so deleting the app deletes them, and an iPhone restore brings them back only if it includes app data. There is no server copy we could restore.

Region notes come from Wikipedia and need a connection the first time you open them. Without one, the postcard still shows the region's facts from the built-in atlas. Try again when you are online.

Tell us the country, the code and what you expected — we correct the atlas in the next update.