Fixed a crash when trying to sign into the app using your Portal account on iOS.

Fixed some issues with dark mode, and fetching the latest data from the Cloud when you're not logged in.

Various bugfixes, including where the app may have failed to deploy a device due to not being able to obtain the GPS location (particularly affecting iOS). This is also a housekeeping release, including major under-the-hood upgrades to the core of the app. There's not much to see here, but we've redesigned the context menus to keep things fresh!

Minor under-the-hood improvements for handling push notification subscriptions.

When you're signed into the app with your AirSuite Portal account, you can now see all your sensors available in the Cloud. We'll also show all the latest sensor readings and battery percentages (if applicable) in the device list and merge them in for devices that are nearby (found through a BLE scan).

A few minor bugfixes, and improvements to BLE connection reliability. Under the hood we've completed some major upgrades, preparing us for future releases and bringing some small UX performance improvements. You probably won't notice the difference though, unless you happen to have hundreds of sensors turned on around you...

Various under-the-hood and visual updates. We now also display thresholds on graphs, similar to how we display graphs in the AirSuite Monitor Portal.

Various bugfixes, including handling authentication status changes and session expiry.

This release adds several new features, including: - Sign in with your AirSuite account to deploy sensors without having to enter a password - When you're re-deploying a device, you'll be prompted to choose whether to carry over existing tags - We now permanently assign names to LTE devices - We now automatically record some info about your deployments for you to refer back to, including the Wi-Fi network name (SSID) And we've fixed some rare but annoying Bluetooth connection stability issues!

This release adds minor improvements under-the-hood, including fixes for displaying decimal temperature values, and charts for AirSuite Glance sensors.

This release adds support for our latest range of sensors, AirSuite Glance LTE. We've also added more sorting options, and a search function so that you can quickly find the device you're looking for, if there are so many around you that you can't tell up from down.

This release adds support for our latest range of sensors, AirSuite Glance LTE. We've also added more sorting options, and a search function so that you can quickly find the device you're looking for, if there are so many around you that you can't tell up from down.

This release adds support for AirSuite LTE sensors (formerly Classmate Cell) to subscribe to alerts and fetch the latest data from the Cloud, like you can do with AirSuite Wi-Fi sensors. We've also added support for manually recalibrating the CO2 sensor on your AirSuite LTE device. We're beta-testing this with a small number of devices to start with, but we intend to roll it out to more devices in the future.

The Smooth Sensors Classmate app is now the AirSuite Monitor app, reflecting our new brand. If you're looking for the Classmate app, you're in the right place! Additionally, this release fixes a couple of common issues, including with Internet connectivity checks. And (bonus!) we've also improved the responsiveness of the device list when there are hundreds of devices nearby - I'm sure we can all relate to this.

This release includes preliminary support for viewing and deploying Classmate Cell sensors in the app. This will become available over the next few weeks as we roll out the latest firmware update to Classmate Cell devices. We've also fixed a few minor issues related to push notifications/alerts. We'll continue to tweak notification behaviour over the coming months to make sure it's timely and useful.

You can now subscribe to alerts for your sensors. When you do, you'll also be able to see those sensors from wherever you are, as long as you have Internet access. You'll receive a notification when conditions become unfavourable: for example, when the temperature drops below 18 degrees, or when the carbon dioxide level exceeds 1000ppm. These thresholds are set by your organisation. We'll continue to tweak notification behaviour over the coming months to make sure it's timely and useful.

We've redesigned the sensor list and status screen to be clearer and easier to use, while continuing to optimise the Bluetooth connection stability, so that installers are less likely to run into issues such as timeouts when deploying sensors. This release includes updated ventilation guidance for sensors deployed in classrooms around Aotearoa, and we now display a green or red background behind the CO₂ sensor value to indicate good or bad conditions.

We've just given the Classmate app a fresh coat of paint! It should now be quicker to deploy new sensors as we've improved the speed of scanning for Wi-Fi networks. If anything goes wrong during a deployment, you can press the "Retry" button to skip going through the whole deployment flow again. You can now quickly jump to a deployment in the web portal to see more information, such as historical sensor readings and graphs, if you're signed in to the web portal on your phone.