Excavation counts add up now. Typing a number replaces it instead of being added on to the one already there — entering 3 where the field held 12 used to store 123. Hatchlings dug out alive are counted as part of the ones found in the nest, so a nest can no longer report more hatchlings reaching the sea than it had eggs that hatched. Success rates round the way you'd round them by hand, and the clutch total is shown on screen and in the report.

A nest can only be recorded where a turtle could have dug it: the app checks the photo's location against the shoreline and won't accept a picture taken in town — and it says so the moment you attach the photo, while you can still walk over and take it again. A nest a coordinator removes now disappears from your map too. Your nests are yours now: the ones you log appear in your profile, and other volunteers' nests no longer show up there. Photos sync between phones — a nest logged by a teammate arrives with its picture. Sending the same photo twice offers to add it to the existing nest instead of creating a duplicate. Taking a photo from the add-nest form no longer clears what you typed. Simpler profile, native dialogs, and the beach you patrol most is asked for once and pinned to the top.

New app icon — a hatchling breaking out of its shell.