Reef Trak 2.3.9 A larger update focused on reliability and connected devices. • Home Assistant: smoother pairing, easier to reach, clearer device browsing • Safer, more reliable syncing with new protections for your tank data • Custom parameter ranges save more reliably and stay with the right tank • Find invertebrates by common name, species name or synonyms • ICP reports import in more languages • More fixes and refinements throughout Reef Trak

Reef Trak 2.3.8 Parameter ranges are no longer forced to be the same across every tank. • Share ranges between tanks of the same water type, keeping saltwater and freshwater separate • Give each individual tank its own parameter ranges Your existing ranges stay exactly as they are until you make a choice. Parameter Range settings have also moved to Tank → Parameters, putting them right where you need them. • Oceamo ICP imports are working again, including reports that previously failed because of differences between Oceamo report formats. • TrakAI trend indicators are now more accurate, so arrows and numerical changes always agree. • TrakAI trends now clearly show the date range being analyzed. • Fixed an iOS issue where notes entered for a previous date could appear under today's Activity Log. • Fixed Home Assistant devices occasionally remaining visible after an installation was revoked. • Fixed some shared Reef Trak pages displaying a blank screen. • Fixed an issue where a coral photo could disappear after editing a coral without making any changes. • Improved ICP lab selection so Oceamo / Reef Moonshiner is easier to identify. • Additional navigation, stability, and reliability fixes across Reef Trak.

Reef Trak 2.3.7 Two powerful new features, plus important fixes. • TrakShare: share your tank, fish, corals, or invertebrates as a designed card. When asking for help, include selected water parameters right on the card, so other reefers see the numbers they always ask for first. • Every share gets its own Reef Trak page with likes, comments, and replies, and you receive an email when someone comments on your post. • Home Assistant Bridge (Premium): connect your Home Assistant securely and watch live equipment status, animated device cards, seven-day graphs, and energy statistics inside Reef Trak. Monitoring only, it cannot control your equipment. • Move corals and invertebrates between tanks while keeping photos, history, and purchase information. • Share directly from the tank screen. • Fixed missing fish, invertebrate, and coral catalog images, restores repeatedly running at launch, and ICP imports not saving correctly.

Reef Trak 2.3.6 Safer dosing, new calculators, and clearer daily guidance. • Safer dosing guidance: Reef Trak remembers what you dosed in the last 24 hours, so a second low test the same day won't trigger another full correction. • Improved adaptive dosing: verified nutrient products use hold-at-target guidance again, and HOLD tasks say clearly when to skip a dose. • Guided DIY dosing: baking soda, soda ash, calcium chloride and magnesium chloride, with accurate calculations and safety warnings. • New All-For-Reef calculator: your daily dose from tank volume, with the starting dose, weekly increase and maximum. • seneye support: import temperature, pH and free ammonia automatically, and capture measured PAR onto your PAR Map. • Controller Pulse widgets: connection status, uptime and plain-English tank insights on your Home Screen. • Today in Your Tank: a short daily brief of what needs attention, or a reassuring "No action needed." • Events on parameter charts: see doses, water changes and maintenance alongside your readings. • Easier fish transfers, plus fixes: deleted tanks no longer return through sync, clearer photo guidance, and a much smaller download.

Reef Trak 2.3.5 New: Tank Insights Your aquarium records can now tell a more complete story. From your tank dashboard, swipe left to open Tank Insights. This new interactive view brings together recent testing, feeding, dosing, maintenance, water changes, equipment activity, and other recorded events to help you understand what has been happening throughout your aquarium. Tank Insights can show: • A summary of recent activity across your tank • Testing frequency and the latest recorded values • Parameter stability and developing trends • Feeding activity compared with previous weeks • Completed, paused, and overdue maintenance • Parameters that may be becoming stale • Recorded actions that may be connected with later changes Each card provides a useful summary without requiring you to dig through multiple sections of Reef Trak. Expand a card to view additional records, dates, trends, and supporting information. Parameter-related cards can also lead into more detailed history and analysis. Tank Insights uses careful language when comparing events. It can show that one event was followed by another or that records may be related, but it does not automatically claim that one action caused a change. Improved parameter tracking Parameter information is now more consistent throughout Reef Trak and the Web Portal. Phosphorus is easier to locate and now appears correctly on the reef parameter dashboard. Supported ICP elements are also organized more consistently under the Trace category. Freshwater GH and TDS can now be viewed through the Web Portal. The Web Deep Dive 7, 30, and 90-day controls now correctly filter the displayed history, helping ensure reports reflect the selected time period. Cycle Assistant evidence and supporting information also display more reliably through the Web Portal. More connected aquarium records Feeding, water changes, parameter reminders, measurements, Trak Sitter activity, dosing records, and maintenance now connect more consistently throughout Reef Trak. A single aquarium action should no longer appear as multiple separate activity entries. Equipment records can also connect more naturally with related maintenance tasks, making it easier to understand what equipment a reminder or service record belongs to. Syncing and reliability improvements Additional safeguards help prevent deleted tanks from unexpectedly returning during synchronization. We also improved first-launch performance, strengthened update reliability for existing users, corrected a photo-cropping layout issue, and improved TrakTone processing reliability. The public Reef Trak website has also been refreshed with a clearer homepage, improved readability, an expanded product story, and a new theme selector. Thank you for using Reef Trak and helping us continue to improve it.

Reef Trak 2.3.4 More Reliable Imports, Sync, Photos & TrakTone This update focuses on making Reef Trak faster, safer, and more dependable throughout the app. Improved ICP Imports ICP importing has received a major reliability upgrade. Reef Trak now does a better job identifying the correct laboratory and report format, rejecting incomplete or mismatched reports, preserving analysis dates, and preventing duplicate results when a report is imported again. Support has been expanded for additional report formats, including ATI ICP-MS, Triton PDFs, Modern Reef PDFs, and official Reef Labs Excel workbooks. Parsing has also been improved for Aquaforest, Reef Zlements, Fauna Marin, Moonshiner, and other supported laboratories. Additional trace elements, measurement units, and “not detected” results are now recognized more accurately. Better Backups and Sync Backup and restore operations are now safer and more reliable, with improved validation and recovery if a restore is interrupted or an invalid file is selected. Cloud synchronization has also been improved, including more dependable manual and automatic syncing, better account-switching protection, and more complete restoration of livestock, achievements, maintenance, and other tank information. TrakTone and Photo Improvements TrakTone photo and video capture is now more reliable, with faster previews, improved processing, better handling of camera permissions, and expanded video adjustment controls. Video export now includes improved color correction, denoise, structure, sharpening, progress reporting, cancellation, saving, and sharing. Photo handling throughout Reef Trak has also been optimized to improve loading speed and reliability with large or cloud-backed images. Maintenance and Equipment Quick Maintenance now saves more complete feeding, reactor, chemical-media, and temperature information while preventing accidental duplicate entries. Every equipment category now includes an option to add custom equipment directly. The Seachem Tidal 110 has also been added to the equipment catalog. Additional Improvements Startup and image-loading performance have been improved throughout the app. Several navigation, controller, calculator, rating-prompt, and account-related issues have also been corrected. New Reef Trak guides covering the Triton Method, refugiums, and water changes are now available, along with a new public timeline showing Reef Trak’s development and release history.

ReefTrak 2.3.3 Weekly Update Safer, Smarter Dosing • Dosing calculations for calcium, alkalinity, and magnesium were improved across iOS and the Web Portal. • Guided dosing suggestions are shown only for supported, verified dosing products. • This reduces the risk of unsupported dosing recommendations, especially when setting up new additives. Better Reef and Freshwater Separation • Web Portal dosing products are now better separated by water type. • Setup, product browsing, and recommendations now stay more relevant to the tank you are managing. Web Portal Improvements • The Web Portal is easier to navigate and use. • New reef-keeping guides cover the Triton Method, reef refugiums, and reef water changes. Stability Fixes • iOS has additional protection around parameter saving to avoid rare background save issues. Overall This is a safety, stability, and polish update focused on making dosing more reliable, making the Web Portal easier to use, and continuing to build ReefTrak into a stronger tool for reef and freshwater aquarium keepers. Thank you for using ReefTrak and helping shape the app as it grows.

Reef Trak 2.3.2 • Notes now support editable dates and times. • Photos upload faster, use less storage and data, and browse more smoothly. • Improved photo sync and cleanup reliability. • Added 68 more UK, EU, and German dosing products. • Bug fixes and improvements. Love your reef, Trak it.

Reef Trak 2.3.1 • Guided Dosing is now clearer, safer, and easier to follow. • You can now import ICP tests from Reef Labs. • Bug fixes and improvements. Love your reef, Trak it.

Reef Trak 2.3.0 Freshwater has arrived. Reef Trak now supports freshwater and planted tanks right alongside your reef tanks. Pick your tank type and the app adapts. What's new: • 1,342 freshwater fish with compatibility checks, care info, and photos • 129 aquatic plants and 48 invertebrates • Freshwater dosing, feeding, maintenance, and testing • Now in 27 languages • Import ICP reports on the Web Portal • Faster, more reliable ICP imports • Premium restore and other fixes Love your reef, Trak it.

Reef Trak 2.2.2 Guided setup, smarter testing, safer dosing, and a better path for new reefers. This is a big update with several brand-new systems. Some are early releases; try them and send feedback! New: Guided Onboarding & Setup A much better first-run experience. Step-by-step guided setup with experience-level selection, guided tank setup, an equipment checklist, water status questions, beginner-friendly cycle guidance, and a resume banner so you can leave and come back later. New: Beginner Cycle Assistant Helps new reefers get through the most confusing part of starting a reef tank: the nitrogen cycle. Built around safe fishless cycling — it will not tell you "you're good" before the tank is actually ready. Includes guided cycle tracking, fish-in safety handling, a progress view, a Tank Today check-in card, and restart and reset options. New: Color Match Testing A more guided visual testing experience for supported kits: on-screen backlight support, tune-one-color matching, interpolated color anchors, calibrated ammonia, API saltwater recalibration, API phosphate support, Hanna digital direct entry, and calcium and KH titration drop counters. New: Guided Testing / Test Assist Kit-aware test logging that understands how test kits actually work: "Testing With" kit selection, a Titration Assistant, a syringe-first flow, Hanna checker entry, reagent refill and floor warnings, drop-count kit support, and larger wet-hand Quick Add buttons. New: Dosing System Setup A guided flow for explaining how your tank is dosed — basic, advanced, and method-based systems like Triton, Balling, Kalkwasser, calcium reactors, All-For-Reef, Reef Moonshiners, ZEOvit, and more, with conflict detection and a safety model foundation. New: Guided Dosing Adaptive Engine The foundation for adaptive dosing guidance: product behavior classification, assisted daily dose support for selected product types, accepted-dose logging, bottle depletion tracking, source and confidence badges, and an "Ignore until next test" option. Treat assisted recommendations as guidance — double-check anything that feels wrong. New: Verified Two-Part Planner Real manufacturer product data instead of placeholders, a Today's Dosing Plan card, "Why This Number" explanations, block messages when dosing should not proceed, and real ICP freshness handling. Also New • Equipment warranty groundwork (synced behind the scenes) • Expanded Siri support with one-shot parameter queries and an in-app phrase guide • Maintenance reminder Snooze and Skip Once, plus more reliable start dates • TrakTone Black Level and Structure controls in a cleaner control grid • HYDROS per-parameter import exclusions • Email Updates send-time picker Performance Faster cold start, better scrolling and memory behavior, thumbnail-first species images, and cheaper recompute on busy dashboard and dosing surfaces. Fixes A large batch of fixes across dosing, maintenance, controller imports, testing, photos, localization, and stability — including the Apex tank assignment issue, duplicate tank ID crashes, feeding date sync, dose completion logging and bottle decrement, reminders firing at midnight instead of 9 AM, Hanna ppb/ppm unit handling, and TrakTone photo import. Some of these features are early releases and will improve quickly with real-world use. If anything feels confusing, inaccurate, or not quite reef-safe enough, please send feedback — Reef Trak gets smarter every week. Love your reef, Trak it.

Reef Trak 2.2.1 Rebuilt Dosing Dosing has been completely rebuilt into a smarter, more guided reef-care tool. You can still dose the simple way: pick a product, set it up, track your bottle, and log doses yourself. Or you can use the new Guided Dosing flow. Reef Trak looks at your tank parameters, helps spot what needs attention, recommends products that fit the adjustment you are trying to make, and helps you turn that into an actual dosing plan. Once a product is set up, Reef Trak can help track bottle inventory, daily dosing, tasks, reminders, and how dosing connects back to your tank's parameter trends. This is the biggest dosing update yet, built to make dosing less scattered and more connected to what is actually happening in your reef. Find it under: Dosing New TrakTone Photo and Video Correction TrakTone is a new reef photo and video correction tool built for reef lighting. Use it to clean up heavy blue lighting, adjust photos and videos, compare before and after views, and make reef photos look closer to what you see in person. Find it under: Tank Tools New Email Updates You can now get reef-themed tank summary emails sent to your inbox. Email Updates give you a quick daily look at what is happening with your tanks, without having to open every screen in the app. Find it in the main menu under: Email Updates Modern Reef Support Reef Trak now includes more Modern Reef dosing products, plus Modern Reef ICP URL import support for users who rely on Modern Reef testing. Find ICP import under: ICP Testing Improvements and Polish This update also includes: • Improved feature consistency across the app • Improved sign-in and cloud restore reliability • Controller import improvements • PAR Map fixes • My Tanks reorder improvements • Activity Log improvements • Siri voice improvements • Localization updates • Parameter dashboard improvements • Photo sync improvements • Dosing crash fixes and migration fixes • General cleanup and reliability improvements Love your reef, Trak it.

Reef Trak 2.2.0 One of the biggest updates yet, with major improvements across expense tracking, receipt scanning, home screen widgets, ReefDock, PAR Map, livestock, tools, maintenance, and overall polish. New: Expense Tracking A much deeper expense tracking system. Record spending on tanks, equipment, food, dosing, maintenance, livestock, and general reef purchases. Rows are easier to review, sort, edit, and link to the tank or item they belong to. New: Receipt Scan Assist Turn receipts into usable expense records. Scan a receipt, review detected lines, assign items to tanks, choose categories, and link purchases to catalog items. iOS and Android. Home Screen Widgets Quick tank visibility without opening the app. Parameters, maintenance, and stability views, assignable to specific tanks. The parameter widget includes a small recent-trend view. iOS and Android. ReefDock Inside Reef Trak ReefDock is now accessible directly inside Reef Trak with better navigation, back/forward, close controls, dark-mode support, and smoother page transitions. PAR Map Improvements Tank dimensions now required before use, better camera permission handling, cleaner photo cropping, manual rotation, and deleted maps no longer reappear after sync. Lighting Catalog Expansion Many more reef light fixtures and brands, with clearer confidence indicators and a large quality pass that removed questionable entries. Tank Tools Redesign Refreshed visual style with cleaner, more consistent tool cards across Accounting, Achievements, ReefDock, PAR Map, and more. Maintenance Updates Yearly tasks are now supported for annual equipment checks, bulb replacement, deep cleans, probe replacements, and other long-interval reef work. Livestock and Seedbase Improvements Large cleanup pass — better care information, more consistent data, and cleaner photos for fish, coral, and invert entries. New Supported Tools and Calculators Hanna HI755 alkalinity support with automatic dKH conversion. Red Sea Foundation B added to the alkalinity calculator. TrakAI Export Fixes Decimal formatting in parameter summaries is now preserved more reliably for sharing with AI tools. Web Portal and SEO Updates New blog support and visual polish. First reef education and feature articles are live. General Fixes and Polish Many smaller fixes, visual cleanups, sync improvements, localization updates, picker improvements, iOS/Android parity fixes, and general hardening.

Reef Trak 2.1.8 Changelog This update adds PAR Map, improves search, expands early voice assistant support, refines controller imports, cleans up several app areas, and includes reliability fixes across iOS, Android, and the Web Portal. What's New • PAR Map is here Add a tank photo, place PAR readings, and generate a visual heat map to better understand light coverage across your reef. The Configure tool helps you estimate what the lights will do to your tank. We added over 195 lights, their PAR and spectrum readings! • Tank Customization You can now edit your tank and add your exact tank brand and model. You will need to do this to accurately use the PAR Map tool. If you have a custom tank you can add that as well, just go to EDIT on the tank view. • Light planning tools PAR Map also includes tank dimensions, light placement, and estimated coverage previews to help visualize spread, shadowing, intensity, and mounting height. • Early Siri and Google Assistant support You can now begin asking Reef Trak about tank parameter history, such as your latest alkalinity, calcium, pH, nitrate, phosphate, or other tracked readings. • Improved search Search now does a better job finding features, reef topics, parameters, dosing tools, and related actions, even when your wording is not exact. • Expanded reef topics New topic coverage was added for temperature, pH, ORP, iodine, and potassium. Improvements • Controller imports improved for Neptune Apex Fusion, CoralVue HYDROS, Focustronic Alkatronic, Mastertronic, and AquaWiz. • Imported controller readings now better reflect the actual reading time when available. • Maintenance has a cleaner, more compact layout with easier access to Quick Log. • Parameter source controls now make it easier to hide noisy or unwanted sources from charts, tiles, and Stability Trak without deleting the data. • Global Reef Index visuals and trend displays were improved. • The Web Portal received updates to navigation, controller setup, beta access, and public feature pages. Fixes and Cleanup • Fixed Parameter Report custom date ranges. • Fixed Livestock Report counts. • Improved mobile graph precision. • Cleaned up parameter quick-add fields. • Added and corrected catalog and dosing product data. • Completed localization updates across supported languages. • Improved app stability, sync behavior, crash reporting, navigation handling, and cross-platform consistency. Summary Reef Trak 2.1.8 is a practical update focused on PAR Map, better search, early voice assistant support for parameter lookups, improved controller imports, cleaner layouts, better data visibility controls, Web Portal updates, and general reliability improvements.

ReefTrak 2.1.7 ReefTrak 2.1.7 is one of our biggest updates yet, focused on controller integrations, cleaner imports, better navigation, and a more polished experience across iOS, Android, and the WebPortal. Neptune Apex Fusion + HYDROS Support ReefTrak now supports cloud-based imports from Neptune Apex Fusion and HYDROS. You can connect your controller account, choose the correct controller or unit, map the probes or inputs you want ReefTrak to use, assign them to the right tank, and pull readings directly into your logs. Supported imports include readings like temperature, pH, ORP, and available Trident-style parameter data. This is a major step toward making ReefTrak a better home for all your reef data, whether it is entered manually, tracked through the app, viewed in the WebPortal, or imported from supported controllers. More controller integrations are already in progress. Controller Auto-Polling Neptune Apex Fusion and HYDROS can now auto-poll when ReefTrak is closed. If you opt in, ReefTrak securely stores encrypted controller credentials on the server and pulls your mapped controller readings about four times per day. Auto-polling is optional, can be turned off at any time, and uses the probe, input, and tank assignments you selected during controller setup. Smarter Controller Setup Controller setup and editing has been improved across iOS, Android, and the WebPortal. Apex and HYDROS assignments are now easier to review, adjust, reconnect, and manage. ReefTrak also does a better job remembering your selected units, probe mappings, input mappings, and tank assignments after app restarts. For reefers with multiple tanks, probes, or controller inputs, this should make setup feel much clearer. Cleaner Parameter Imports Controller imports now have stronger protection against duplicate or rapid repeated entries. This helps prevent imported readings from cluttering your logs and keeps your parameter history cleaner, easier to read, and more useful over time. Temperature, pH, ORP, and other mapped values now follow your selected controller assignments more reliably instead of relying on guesswork. App Polish and Navigation This release includes a lot of cleanup across the native apps. Headers are tighter and more consistent, ReefTrak logo/title spacing has been improved, hidden header actions were cleaned up, and the app now has a more unified feel across iOS and Android. The side menu has also been reorganized into clearer sections so common tools, help, updates, settings, and account features are easier to find without hiding anything. Better Dashboard Experience The Parameters dashboard received layout improvements, especially on Android. Controller cards are cleaner, vertical spacing has been improved, and connected controller information should be easier to scan at a glance. There is also new subtle underwater shimmer styling in parts of the app to give ReefTrak a little more reef-like motion without getting in the way. Quality-of-Life Improvements ReefTrak 2.1.7 also improves recurring maintenance reminders, notification monitoring, autofeed catch-up behavior, cross-platform measurement unit syncing, custom livestock names in AI exports, and dosing catalog support across iOS, Android, and the WebPortal. Love Your Reef, Trak it.

Version 2.1.6 This reliability update improves measurement sync and metric/localized unit handling across Reef Trak, WebPortal, iOS, and Android. It also fixes dosing schedule visibility, improves AI exports for custom names, adds custom dosing products and BRS Pharma Calcium Chloride, cleans up save/header/navigation controls, and adds Fauna Marin ICP import support.

Reef Trak 2.1.5 This update adds some of the biggest quality-of-life improvements we have made yet. Feature Directory Reef Trak now has nearly 50 built-in features, and the new Feature Directory makes them much easier to find. Open the menu, tap Feature Directory, see what each feature does, and jump straight to it. It is a simple way to discover tools you may not even know were already in the app. Stability Trak Stability Trak is back, rebuilt, and much more useful. Each tank now shows a stability line so you can quickly see how steady your reef has been. Tap it for a deeper breakdown showing what is stable, what is drifting, and what may need attention. Since stability is one of the biggest keys to long-term reef success, this gives you a faster way to spot trends before they become problems. TrakAI Photo Export TrakAI now supports photos, making it much more powerful for real tank questions. Send a fish photo, coral photo, algae issue, sponge growth, or problem area along with your latest tank data to your favorite AI tool. Instead of asking a generic question, TrakAI now includes your recent parameters and the image together, giving the AI much better context to help you troubleshoot. New Shop Search Each tank now has a Shop option where you can search for equipment, dosing products, fish, coral, inverts, and more. Reef Trak will point you toward recommended stores for what you are looking for, making it easier to find reef gear and livestock without starting from scratch. TrakSitter Polish Vacation Mode, also called TrakSitter, continues to improve with better session handling, owner progress views, invites, reminders, and care-session polish. It is designed to make leaving your tank in someone else's hands a little less stressful. Also Improved Better Reef Trak branding, improved equipment catalog photos, restored UI scale controls, shop layout fixes, localization improvements, security hardening, sync cleanup, and dosing-task restore fixes. Reef Trak keeps getting easier to use, easier to explore, and more helpful for keeping your tank stable.

Reef Trak 2.1.4 is one of the bigger Reef Trak updates in a while, focused on making the app more useful day to day, easier to manage, and better connected across mobile and web. The headline is TrakSitter Vacation Mode. You can create a care session, invite a sitter by email, and give them a simple view of what needs to be done while you are away. Sitters can check off tasks, add notes, and log progress, while tank owners can follow completed tasks and notes in a protected read-only view without handing over full account control. Vacation Mode is built for the real reefkeeping worries around feeding, dosing, basic checks, instructions, and peace of mind. It now has cleaner entry points, its own icon, better activity tracking, and sitter controls that keep owner-only tools protected. This update also restores and cleans up email signup across mobile and web, improves account data, tank ownership, and sync reliability across devices, and continues the cleanup around backup, restore, measurements, reports, onboarding, and account restore flows. Livestock tracking also gets a strong pass. Fish, coral, and invert add flows have cleaner catalog handling, better selectors, expanded coral and invert data, more images, and alphabetized invert categories. On the web portal, the Global Reef Index now has improved community displays, charts, favorites, stats, and product panels. This release also adds groundwork for equipment and shop browsing, including better equipment catalog hooks, marketplace entry points, and web shop browsing. Overall, 2.1.4 makes Reef Trak feel more complete and more useful in real reefkeeping situations, with Vacation Mode at the center and stronger reliability, livestock tracking, sync, backup tools, equipment foundations, and general polish throughout. Thank you to everyone sending feedback and helping shape Reef Trak every week.

Reef Trak 2.1.3 is a major cleanup and reliability update across iOS, Android, and the web portal. A lot of this week's work came directly from real user friction, especially around temperature handling, measurement consistency, and the long-standing headaches caused by commas versus periods in parameter entry. This release puts a lot of focus on making those values behave correctly, display more consistently, and sync more cleanly across devices and regions. We also spent a lot of time tightening up sync itself. Deleted items are now handled more safely, records are less likely to come back after removal, and data should stay in step better across platforms. That same cleanup work also improved how tanks and related records are managed behind the scenes, which helps reduce some of the strange edge cases that can build up over time. Account reliability was another big focus this week. Sign-in, restore, reinstall, and account switching were all improved so premium access and account state behave more consistently. This was not about adding something flashy, it was about making sure the app holds together better during the moments where users notice problems most. Custom livestock also got a solid round of attention. We improved support for custom fish, corals, and inverts, cleaned up custom coral category behavior, and strengthened livestock photo history so records stay attached more reliably during sync and account changes. Measurements and older records also got cleanup work, including better handling for older data and Neptune-related parameter processing. On top of that, we improved equipment and catalog reliability, strengthened image and media handling, cleaned up startup behavior, and put in a broad round of backend and stability work across the app. So while 2.1.3 may not look like a giant feature release on the surface, it represents a huge amount of important work. This update is about trust, cleaner data, more reliable measurements, fewer sync headaches, and a smoother experience everywhere Reef Trak runs.

2.1.2 is packed with improvements to equipment tracking, photo tools, feeding schedules, syncing, and overall stability. This update makes equipment management more reliable, adds photo crop tools for livestock and tank images, improves scheduled feeding support, and refines Apex and Neptune imports. It also brings better parameter consistency across devices, smoother restore and account linking flows, and stronger sync reliability across the app. We also fixed a wide range of bugs and stability issues across iOS and Android to help Reef Trak feel smoother and more dependable day to day.

Equipment has officially arrived in Reef Trak. You can now add the hardware running on your tank, browse the shared equipment catalog, and keep a real record of pumps, lights, filtration, and other gear tied to each system. This release also introduces equipment ratings and reviews. You can rate items, leave written feedback, and help other reefers get a better read on what hardware is working in the real world. ICP importing continues to expand as well. Reef Trak now supports Triton web import and Tropic Marin import, making it faster to bring lab results into the app without typing in every value by hand. 2.1.1 also includes a big round of cleanup and stability work across iPhone and Android. Notifications were tightened up, sync became more reliable, startup got faster, and several frustrating issues around dosing, maintenance, equipment, and account recovery were fixed. Under the hood, we also laid the groundwork for a shared equipment catalog across mobile, the Web Portal, and Reef Dock. That foundation will make it much easier to keep the catalog growing and improving over time. This is a big release, and it is a meaningful step toward making Reef Trak a more complete system record for serious reef keepers.

Reef Trak 2.1.0 - Happy Birthday - 1 Year! Today is a big milestone for Reef Trak. It has now been 1 year on the iOS App Store, and Android is 5 months old today. Thank you to everyone who has downloaded the app, supported it, reported bugs, and helped shape where Reef Trak is going. This release focuses on polish, stability, and making Reef Trak easier to trust day to day. ICP comparison on iOS and Android One of the biggest additions in 2.1.0 is ICP comparison workflows on both iOS and Android. It is now much easier to compare ICP results against your own testing and better understand where your tank stands without jumping through hoops. Cleaner charts and stronger fish search Parameter charts were overhauled across platforms for a cleaner and more consistent experience, and fish search was improved with better species matching, better family matching, and clearer search context. More sources and deeper stability work Support was added for Fauna Marin Coral Dust and Hanna Calcium/Magnesium sources. This release also includes a number of under-the-hood fixes for mobile sync, persistence, recovery, and performance so the app feels more stable overall. A better fish catalog workflow Another important improvement is the fish catalog system. There is now a much better way to add, remove, and update fish, including a better way to fix or replace fish photos. A lot of the fish catalog was originally assembled by hand months ago, so some fish photos and entries may still not perfectly match between iOS and Android while that cleanup continues. Please report fish issues through the in-app support form To help fix that, please submit any fish errors, missing fish, wrong photos, typos, or watermarks you notice by using the in-app support form. Why the in-app support form helps You are always welcome to write directly, and those messages are read. But when something is wrong with the app, the in-app form helps much more because it sends detailed background information that makes issues easier to track down and fix. Even if it seems minor, like a typo or a fish entry, please try to use the form. Looking ahead I also plan to start sending weekly emails with tips, tricks, and Reef Trak updates so I can share improvements, helpful ideas, and what I am working on more regularly. Thanks again for sticking with Reef Trak through year one.

Reef Trak 2.0.9 This update focuses on making Reef Trak feel more dependable in everyday use. We spent time improving how the app handles sign-in, syncing, dosing, Neptune reconnects, and parameter entry so things behave more consistently on iPhone. What's New Cleaner sign-in and restore behavior We improved how Reef Trak handles login, logout, and cloud restore so your app data comes back more cleanly and predictably. Better dosing reliability We fixed an issue on iPhone where old or invalid dosing schedules could sometimes come back after sync or signing in again. Dosing behavior should now feel much more consistent. More accurate parameter entry We improved how parameter values are entered and saved, especially for users who use different decimal formats on iPhone. Improved Neptune behavior Neptune reconnects and auto-import behavior were refined so they work more smoothly and with less repeated activity. General fixes and cleanup We also made a number of smaller improvements to notifications, maintenance behavior, and overall data handling. Thank you for sticking with us. This update is focused on making Reef Trak more consistent, more accurate, and easier to trust day to day.

Reef Trak 2.0.8 focuses on stability, consistency, and reliability across iPhone, Android, and the Web Portal. It brings together the most important fixes since 2.0.6 into one public release, with a strong focus on cleaner parameter tracking, better Neptune and Trident behavior, more accurate range handling, improved dosing reliability, and safer sync behavior. Fewer duplicate readings We fixed issues that could cause the same parameter reading to appear more than once. Readings should now stay cleaner and more consistent across devices. Better Neptune and Trident behavior Saved Apex and Trident units now reconnect more reliably when the app opens. Import behavior is more stable, which helps reduce repeat readings, and reconnect screens are clearer and easier to use. More accurate parameter ranges Parameter ranges and unit handling are now more consistent across iPhone, Android, and the Web Portal. This is especially noticeable with salinity, where false low or incorrect warnings should happen less often. Dosing fixes Saved dosing delivery methods now stick properly instead of unexpectedly reverting back to manual. Dosing settings are also handled more consistently across devices. More accurate maintenance history We fixed issues that could cause unrelated tasks to appear as water changes. Maintenance logs should now do a better job reflecting what actually happened in your tank. Improved iPhone stability Startup on iPhone is faster and smoother, with less risky work happening during launch. This reduces the chance of crashes and helps the app feel more responsive when opening. Better sync behavior Syncing has been improved across the app, especially on Android where background sync noise and excessive logging were reduced. Device switching and reconnecting should also feel more reliable. Smarter photo handling Tank photos now only upload when the image actually changes, which reduces unnecessary uploads and background activity. Stronger crash protection and support diagnostics We improved crash protection, especially on iPhone, and feedback submissions now include better startup diagnostic details. This helps track down problems faster when support is needed. Overall Reef Trak 2.0.8 is all about making the app more dependable. Your readings, logs, sync behavior, and connected device data should now feel more stable, more accurate, and more consistent no matter which platform you use.

Reef Trak 2.0.7 is a quick update to improve stability and reliability on iOS. • Fewer crashes: We've fixed issues that could cause the app to close unexpectedly, especially when opening the app or loading your tank data. • More reliable sync: Your tanks, photos, and data now sync more consistently. Tank photos are only uploaded when something changes, so the app feels snappier. • Smoother startup: App launch and premium status checks are more reliable. Thank you for your patience: we've prioritized stability so you can use Reef Trak without interruption.