Polizei Stressi is now free to download. New users can try every feature for one week; after that the calendar stays free and a one-time purchase unlocks the full version. If you already have the app, you keep everything. The Soli subscription has been discontinued. Also, hearings at the Kammergericht now show the correct location.

- New page "Conflicts": which wars and conflicts move Berlin? A ranking of 18 conflicts, a monthly trend since July 2021, your own keyword for comparison, and the upcoming assemblies for each. The app counts, it does not judge. - Analysis tab rearranged.

- Ready for iPhone Duo: the app uses both displays. Unfolded, the calendar and the day's list, search and results, and the helicopter map and its analysis sit side by side. - New (beta): ask the app in your own words, e.g. "Demos today near me?" – answered by Apple's models on Private Cloud Compute, on devices with Apple Intelligence. - Small improvements (especially for iPad users).

- Weekly Media Impact and the daily summary archive load faster and also work offline. - Daily summary: now arrives around 7 am instead of around 9 am. - Support: the page now shows openly what the app costs per month and how many supporters cover the running costs. - Small improvements.

- New: Weekly Media Impact. Every Monday, the most notable assemblies of the past week with their press coverage, counter-protests and participant figures from police or press (beta). - Election page: preliminary official result of the Berlin state election. - Small improvements.

- Helicopter map in full screen: one tap and the flight path fills the whole screen. - Share the map section with the flight path as an image. - Small improvements.

- Calendar export now gives marches their starting point instead of just “Berlin”, and time, location and the full route are also written into the description. - Error messages in the Helis tab are easier to understand. - Small improvements.

New in the Helis tab: an analysis of helicopter movements below the map.

Bug fixes for the iPad layout, push notifications, analysis charts and the widget. Data sync after app updates is more robust.

Bug fix: long-standing installs could gradually show too few assemblies. The data sync has been reworked from the ground up – affected installations repair themselves automatically with this update.

- New on the election page: current polls for the Berlin election, with the source named and a switch between the polling institutes. - New: a chart where you enter your own keyword and see how often that topic was registered in the seven weeks before the 2021, 2023 and 2026 elections. - New: a breakdown of the most frequent topics and the parties named during a campaign, with an explanation of how the numbers are put together. - The updates page now points out that you can be notified about newly registered assemblies. - Plus smaller fixes to the layout and the translations.

- New: the Soli-Stressi subscription for a small monthly amount. It is voluntary and unlocks nothing - it helps carry the running costs: servers and database, the daily data collection at the assembly authority, the helicopter data and the AI daily summary. - Newly downloaded, the app will cost a one-off amount from now on. Anyone who already has it keeps it free for good. - New: a special page for the Berlin election on 20 September, with every assembly around the vote. - Plus smaller improvements to the launch and the layout.

- New: Alert keywords are now highlighted in red everywhere - New: On iOS 26 the bottom navigation bar hides while scrolling

- New: send feedback right from the app - Settings → "Send Feedback" (bug, idea or comment; e-mail optional if you want a reply) - New: second keyword in the histogram - compare two trends in one chart (blue/red) - New: "Times" view in Analysis - weekday and time-of-day distribution for your keyword - Polizei Stressi now speaks Persian and Kurdish - Text on the event detail page can be selected and copied (long press) - Historical start times of summer events corrected - New: switchable app icon - four variants under Settings → "App Icon"

• New "Updates" tab on the Analytics screen: see at a glance when the latest assemblies and court hearings were written to the database. • To go with it: a new optional push notification • Minor improvements

- Court hearings now show the correct courthouse location on the map - Minor improvements

New: Court dates in the calendar. Selected public criminal hearings at Berlin's criminal courts can now be shown in the settings (under "Content & Filters"). The feature is still being tested, and we welcome your feedback: polizeistressi@gmail.com. One note: the cases being heard may contain distressing content, such as descriptions of violence.

Stability update: more reliable connection, lower memory use and fixes to the daily summary.

• New: get a notification when a new demo matching your keywords is registered • Improvements to the map, event loading and connection stability

• Past assemblies are viewable again in the calendar

• Faster startup, fewer crashes • Assemblies load more reliably and stay up to date • New animated guide for calendar export

• LLM-powered daily summary • Minor bug fixes

This update sharpens helicopter tracking and event filtering: • Flight paths now show for every helicopter, including federal police. • Circling and proximity alerts are more reliable. • The “hide recurring events” filter now catches weekly series correctly across all months. • More postal-code areas appear on the analysis map. • Plus bug fixes and performance improvements.

You can now select multiple protests in the calendar at once and add them to your iOS calendar in one go. Long-press an event to enter selection mode, then tap as many other dates as you like, even across several days, and transfer them all to your calendar with a single tap.

New: helicopter alerts notify you when a chopper is circling over a spot or approaching, plus a home screen widget for a quick overview. The database has been restructured, 45,000 assemblies now sit directly on your device for faster search and analysis. Feedback welcome at polizeistressi@gmail.com.