July 2015
- Statistics about usage integrated in the dashboard
- A new route editor makes it easy to integrate the route optimization api
June
- Standard and Enterprise packages contain more daily credits for the same price
- Introduced the new batch Matrix API as well as ability to do POST requests, useful for large requests
May
- Tour Optimization API is now named Route Optimization API
- The new GraphHopper Tour Optimization API opens for all developers, still note the
alpha status
April
- GraphHopper Tour Optimization APIopens for selected developers
- GraphHopper is now on Wikipedia
March
- Introduced a new ‘basic’ package. And Matrix requests are now less expensive.
- Officially released GraphHopper Directions API as well as GraphHopper 0.4
February
- Major update to the geocoding, including typing error tolerance
- Official Java and JavaScript clients for Routing and Matrix API
- The official OpenStreetMap website is now using our Directions API for foot & bike routes.
January
- Make API public accessible without the need of an invitation email.
- All packages are now paid monthly, no differences for ‘Trust’-packages.
- Instead of the term ‘request’ we use ‘credits’ in order to avoid confusion for the Matrix API which costs multiple credits per one request. See Overview for more information.
- Via-points in the Routing API can now have higher limits up on request. One request with N points will cost 1 credit per 10 points.
November 2014
- Going into (private) beta after several months of alpha testing. Read full announcement.
September 2014
- Due to the API-Dashboard the Directions API is easier to use.
March 2014
- Initial version of the Directions API including the Routing and Geocoding API for world wide usage.