3G support has been added based on user requests. Curious about the signals you’ve contributed? Tap the user icon below the signal filters to view all of your contributions directly on the map. The Top 10 Fastest Countries section on the Statistics page has been enhanced and is now displayed separately for 4G and 5G networks. The Nearest 5G button has been moved below the Location Search section for easier access. A new Leaderboard button has been added to the main screen. General performance improvements and bug fixes have also been made.

A new Announcements section has been added to the app, allowing you to stay informed about important updates and news directly within the application. Color inconsistencies between Light and Dark themes have been fixed. Various cosmetic adjustments and user interface improvements have been made to enhance the overall user experience.

The app has been redesigned to embrace the new Liquid Glass design language introduced with iOS 26. The Statistics page has been refreshed to provide a cleaner and more concise experience. The app now uses nPerf technology for speed testing, enabling more accurate measurements through local servers worldwide. Extensive improvements have been made to localization and language translations. General performance enhancements and bug fixes have also been implemented.

Added nickname support. By creating a nickname, you can gain access to more advanced app features. Added a Leaderboard section to the Statistics page. You can now add a nickname for your signals in the Leaderboard section. This nickname can also be added or changed from the Settings page. Added operator information for previously missing countries and regions in the application. This update includes Puerto Rico (PR), Curaçao (CW), Western Sahara (EH), Falkland Islands (FK), Faroe Islands (FO), Guernsey (GG), Gibraltar (GI), Greenland (GL), South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (GS), Guam (GU), Guyana (GY), Hong Kong (HK), Heard Island and McDonald Islands (HM), Isle of Man (IM), British Indian Ocean Territory (IO), Jersey (JE), Cayman Islands (KY), Libya (LY), Saint Martin (MF), Macao (MO), Northern Mariana Islands (MP), Mauritania (MR), Montserrat (MS), Malawi (MW), New Caledonia (NC), Norfolk Island (NF), Niue (NU), French Polynesia (PF), Saint Pierre and Miquelon (PM), Pitcairn Islands (PN), Palestine (PS), Saint Helena (SH), Suriname (SR), Sint Maarten (SX), Turks and Caicos Islands (TC), French Southern Territories (TF), Togo (TG), United States Minor Outlying Islands (UM), British Virgin Islands (VG), United States Virgin Islands (VI), and Wallis and Futuna (WF). Improved signal processing performance on the map. Added sharing support for speed test results.

Fixed an issue that caused signals to not appear or appear with delays when changing countries or operators on the map.

Fixed an issue that prevented new signals from being saved.

Fixed an issue that caused incorrect country boundary calculations. Performance improvements have been made.

Operators for countries displayed on the map can now be selected from the operator selector at the bottom. You can view signals for a specific operator or choose to display signals from all operators in the selected country on the map. The coverage rendering method for displaying signal points on the map has been improved, reducing device load and enhancing performance.

Signal processing has been optimized to reduce CPU usage and minimize device load. Battery consumption has been improved with additional optimizations. We’re expanding globally and continuously improving your experience. Added support for Portuguese (Brazil), Persian, Filipino, Malay, and Urdu languages. Fixed limits for Recent 5G locations. Resolved an issue preventing achievement thresholds from displaying on the Achievements page. Simplified signal and speed indicators on the statistics page. Added highest speed information by operator. Introducing the redesigned Speed page with a more modern and user-friendly experience. Added a Leaderboard section to the Contributions page, where you can now see your ranking globally and within your country.

Date and time differences in signal data are now adjusted based on country time zones. The Favorites section has been removed and replaced with Recent 5G Locations. Map performance improvements have been made.

Fixed performance issues causing slowdowns and stuttering while displaying signals on the map. Introduced more iOS 26 design elements to enhance the user experience. Added a mini map showing the latest detected 5G signals and a selectable list to the statistics page. Improved color distinction between 5G SA and 5G NSA for better clarity.

Fixed user interface issues and made various improvements. Corrected 5G SA and 5G NSA labels. KKTCELL and KKTC Telsim operators are now available for selection. The statistics page has been improved for better usability.

In this version, you can now see whether the 5G signal is 5G NR (Standalone) or 5G NSA (Non-Standalone). This allows you to easily identify whether your connection is true 5G (NR) or 5G operating over LTE infrastructure (NSA).

Fixed an issue that caused the app to crash after a certain period in driving mode. The statistics page has been updated and improved. Added Top 10 fastest countries. Enhanced PING and SPEED heatmaps for a better visualization experience.

A speed measurement feature has been added to the Ping section. You can now evaluate signal quality at your location more accurately based on speed data. Signal visualization on the map has been improved for better performance and user experience. Ping and speed data are now visualized using HeatMap technology.

A speed measurement feature has been added to the Ping section. You can now evaluate signal quality at your location more accurately based on speed data. Signal visualization on the map has been improved for better performance and user experience. Ping and speed data are now visualized using HeatMap technology.

Ping history records can now be viewed directly on the map. Issues related to signal and ping data synchronization have been fixed. A problem affecting direction tracking in driving mode for some users has been resolved. An issue that prevented the Global Map from correctly centering on the user’s country has been fixed.

Location search has been improved. Achievement medals on the Achievements page are now displayed in 3D. General improvements have been made to the Statistics pages. Recently detected 5G locations are now shown with more detailed information. Favorites management has been enhanced for easier and more efficient use. A synchronization issue affecting signal processing and map display has been fixed.

By adding places you want to follow to Favorites, you can view the latest signal information for those locations in one place and easily track changes over time.

Driving Mode Fix: Resolved an issue with location updates during travel. Real-time signal tracking is now much more stable while on the move. UI Standardization: Close buttons and background colors have been refined for a more native appearance. The close button on the map screen is now larger and more visible for easier navigation. iOS 18 Compatibility: Core components have been updated to support iOS 18 and Swift 6 standards, enhancing overall performance and stability. Bug Fixes: Map performance has been optimized, and various minor bugs have been addressed for a smoother experience.

Hindi, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, and Traditional Chinese language support has been added. Signal visibility on the map has been improved to enhance the user experience. An issue that prevented all signals from displaying for the searched country in location searches has been fixed. Inconsistencies in signal counts and display scales on the Achievements page have been resolved.

Navigating the map and exploring signal points is now much easier. User interface improvements have been made for a better overall experience. Issues on the Achievements page have been fixed.

A Ping button has been added to the main map to enhance user experience. You can now view ping points directly on the map, just like 4G and 5G coverage areas. The Ping screen has been completely redesigned, and a Ping History page has been added to review your past measurements. A ranking system has been introduced based on the number of 4G and 5G signals you contribute. Language support has been made more natural and fluent. General performance improvements and minor bug fixes have been implemented.

A search feature has been added to the app. You can now search for your destination in advance and explore signal points in different cities or countries while planning your trip. This allows you to choose the best operator for the country or region before you travel.

Satellite and hybrid map modes have been added to the standard map view. The color scale on the Ping screen has been updated to avoid confusion with 4G and 5G signals. The Ping chart has been redesigned with a new visual layout. 5G signals are now displayed with priority on the maps.