What’s New in AFRO 1.29.5 • Capture work is safer: active path and topo-line edits now warn before you leave, reducing accidental data loss. • Path editing is clearer: zoom in to reveal add-point controls between existing points, then drag points into place. • Topo-line drawing is easier to use: the magnified preview is offset away from your finger so the exact placement stays visible. • Map shapes now have their own layer switch. Shapes appear on the Outdoors map, remain available offline, and use a clear grey fill with darker outlines while climbing markers stay on top. • Explore now focuses on destinations with published problems, keeping empty destinations out of the main browsing flow. • Capture, logbook navigation and map interactions received additional reliability and interface polish.

AFRO 1.28.5 makes the use of offline guides and community reviews more reliable. • Offline sector downloads now stay queued correctly while uploads or other sync work finish, avoiding false time-outs. • Trusted local moderators can review contributions and suggested edits within their assigned areas and sectors. • Local moderation access is clearly shown, including sectors inherited from an area assignment. • Maps use improved high-resolution aerial imagery where available. • Map sheets and scrolling are more stable on iPhone. • Rocklands guide data includes the latest Tea Garden updates. • Additional sync, data-safety and interface refinements throughout the app. Thanks for helping us keep AFRO accurate, useful and ready for the crag.

Maps are clearer, editing is steadier and offline discovery is safer in AFRO 1.28.3. • High-resolution aerial imagery now sits beneath roads, place names and AFRO climbing overlays, keeping labels and markers crisp around Cape Town and Rocklands. • Boulder and problem markers are easier to see on satellite imagery, while sector outlines remain useful at closer zoom levels. • Administrators can distinguish private sectors instantly with a dedicated outline and “NOT PUBLIC” label. • Moving a boulder or problem — including placing several problems — now keeps your chosen zoom level. • Problems that inherit a boulder’s location now move with that boulder until they are deliberately positioned separately. • The Android sync progress ring is centred correctly. • Sector discovery now removes stale catalogue entries without affecting downloaded areas, offline assets or pending contributions. Thanks for testing AFRO. Please let us know how the new maps feel at the crag, especially around Table Mountain and Rocklands.

Version 1.28.0 is a major offline and field-use update. • Find more climbing: search the online catalogue from Explore and the map, with clearer distinctions between online and downloaded content. • Download sectors with confidence: AFRO now downloads required sector data before opening it, shows clearer saved and update states, and keeps not-yet-downloaded content out of offline results. • Navigate more easily: improved destination labels, boulder and problem markers, map drawers, breadcrumbs, sorting and pull-to-refresh behaviour. • View topos more clearly: improved photo galleries and pagination, more reliable photo loading, and topo numbers anchored to the start of each line. • Capture with less friction: clearer contribution choices, a sector-first hierarchy, improved photo and approach-path tools, and stronger recovery for saved drafts and interrupted uploads. • Understand sync at a glance: refined progress feedback, offline map management, profile updates and contribution history. • Rely on cleaner guidebook data: improved reconciliation for changed or deleted content, consistent grades, and fixes across search, galleries, moderation and editing.

• More reliable offline sector downloads and clearer sync status. • Fixed photo uploads that could become stuck, with better recovery for older failed uploads. • Refined problem photo viewing, including improved dark-mode contrast. • Improved approach-path recording and map camera behaviour. • Fixed sector hierarchy, offline selectors and map sort-direction feedback. • General stability and performance improvements.

AFRO 1.27.5 focuses on field reliability and day-to-day polish. • Clearer offline sector downloads and sync status, including better recovery when connectivity changes. • Smoother capture flows for boulders, problems, photos, lines, parking and approach paths. • More refined map filters, marker selection and problem details. • Safer contribution review tools for edits, photos and location updates. • Fixes for profile updates, signed-in/offline state, sync repairs and typed route checks.

AFRO 1.27.1 makes capture, map browsing, and offline use more reliable in the field. - Improved boulder and problem capture when the exact sector is not known yet. You can now place new content more naturally under a known area, sector, existing boulder, or as a solo problem. - Better Explore organisation for boulders that are not assigned to a sector yet. - Map selection feels smoother: problem markers keep their grade colour, solo problems zoom like boulders, and selected markers are centred more thoughtfully around the bottom sheet. - Area-owned and unassigned content is included more consistently across map, search, and Explore views. - Offline auth persistence has been hardened so poor reception should not unexpectedly sign you out. - General reliability improvements for capture, sync, and topology editing.

- Improved map placement and edit flows for boulders, problems, parking, and approach paths. - Polished offline sync and sector pack behaviour so status and recovery are clearer. - Fixed boulder photo zoom state so images reset cleanly when switching between photos and problems.

Thanks for using AFRO. This release includes: - A cleaner admin review workflow for keeping guidebook content accurate. - Improved editing tools for boulders, problems, photos, and climbing lines. - Navigation and interface polish across the app. - Data corrections and sync reliability improvements for offline use.