Map fix — smoother map display and more reliable marker loading in low-density areas.

Public profiles are here. You can now view other members' profiles and get to know the people behind the fountains, tapping through to them directly from comments, photos and the feed. You're also in full control of your notifications. Choose exactly which ones you want to receive, whether that's news, thanks and comments, achievements, or alerts when there's water nearby. New quick filters make finding the right fountain faster. Show only the ones that are currently flowing, or narrow things down to fountains the community has already visited. Seasonal sources are now supported too. You can mark natural springs as seasonal, and each fountain type comes with clearer, more detailed attributes. Finally, the map is smoother than ever. Handling and marker loading have been greatly improved, and the map now works offline as well.

Works offline: add places, check in and comment without internet; syncs automatically Clap to thank contributors: get notified when someone appreciates your spots New languages: Portuguese, Polish and Swedish added

Version 1.4.1 includes an urgent fix that restores the ability to edit water sources, ensuring the community can keep information up to date.

This update introduces support for Italian and Spanish, making droply accessible to even more users worldwide. We’ve enhanced connection quality monitoring to ensure a smoother experience, and you can now easily rate droply directly within the app. Performance improvements include better avatar caching and more reliable backend connectivity. Additionally, we’ve addressed various UI issues and fixed database connection bugs for a more stable app overall.

Version 1.3.2 introduces easier login options from the profile edit page, an improved way of reporting places and images, and minor UI changes on the library and login pages. A slider to showcase recently added images was added to the feed page.

In version 1.3.0, droply introduces a list of new water sources on the feed, replacing the previous list of most visited ones. The map now shows different markers depending on whether a water source is active or inactive. This update also includes improvements to the slider dot display on the feed page and minor UI refinements.

In this update, we've added support for USGS flow and level reports and now display the underlying data source for each place. Searching for map markers has been improved, and we no longer show flow states older than 60 days.

Droply 1.2.0 introduces French language support and several optimizations. The UI has been refined, with improved scaling for small screens and an enhanced image gallery. A direct image upload button has been added to the main page for faster access. This update also addresses high energy consumption caused by localization, improves permissions handling, and reduces the app size. Additionally, the separate image upload page in the gallery has been removed to streamline the workflow.