What’s New in Magic Pulse 2.2 • Enhanced Halloween and Christmas party guidance, including party-specific events and park status updates • Added support for Extended Evening Hours and member-exclusive events • Improved weather, ride status, and park-specific notifications • More reliable notification routing when opening the app • Refreshed park pages, settings, navigation, widgets, and Apple Watch experience • Faster loading, smoother scrolling, and improved background updates • Additional stability, localization, and accessibility improvements

Magic Pulse 2.1 makes every park day smoother, clearer, and more reliable. • Enjoy redesigned park pages, refined navigation, and a new fixed park switcher that makes moving between parks faster. • See compact connection and sample-data updates without interrupting the park experience. • Get improved notification routing, weather alerts, park-specific alert cleanup, and clearer localized notifications. • Explore refreshed My Day, Events, and Lightning Lane experiences with more consistent controls and improved trip-planning tools. • Celebrate the season with Halloween party guidance, seasonal colors, and refreshed iPhone and Apple Watch icons. • Benefit from improved ride-detail layouts, Settings scrolling, launch behavior, Apple Watch support, accessibility, performance, and overall stability.

What’s New in Magic Pulse 2.0 Magic Pulse 2.0 brings a refreshed experience designed to make every park day easier: • A redesigned, animated launch experience • Smarter ride, weather, closure, and reopening alerts • Halloween party guidance and seasonal park updates • Improved notification routing to the correct park • A cleaner resort switcher that stays anchored to the bottom • Compact API status alerts that stay out of your way • Smoother scrolling and improved navigation • Updated visuals, performance improvements, and bug fixes Plan smarter, react faster, and make more of every park day with Magic Pulse 2.0.

Whats new in 1.8.7 Bug fixes and improvements to make your park experience even better!

Magic Pulse 1.8.6 makes planning your park day smoother and less distracting. • Smarter connection alerts that appear only when needed • Faster, more reliable park switching and refreshing • Smoother Settings navigation and scrolling • Cleaner park status panels and ride filters • Improved layouts for longer attraction names • Notification text and localization corrections • Additional performance, stability, and visual improvements

What’s New in Version 1.8.5 • Improved notification delivery and reliability. • Reduced delayed or grouped alerts when reopening the app. • Improved Settings scrolling responsiveness. • Additional performance and stability improvements.

Magic Pulse 1.8.4 makes every park day smoother and more reliable. • Improved ride closure and reopening alerts • Notifications now stay matched to your selected resort • Smoother park switching, refreshing, and cached-data recovery • Refined ride details, My Day planning, and Settings layouts • Better support for long attraction names and smaller iPhone screens • Improved widgets and Apple Watch layouts • Updated Disney Adventure World branding • Faster launch, scrolling, refresh, and background performance • Numerous stability, accessibility, and reliability improvements

Magic Pulse 1.8.3 makes planning your park day faster, clearer, and more reliable. • Faster, more dependable launches and smoother park switching • Notifications now stay matched to your currently selected resort • Improved live-data refreshing with clearer offline and cached-data status • New comfortable and compact ride-list layouts • Easier-to-scan wait forecasts and improved ride-detail pages • My Day now includes quick undo actions and a cleaner planning experience • Refined Settings, accessibility controls, and system-permission status • Updated Disney Adventure World naming • Additional performance, stability, and visual improvements throughout the app

Version 1.8.2. - Fixed an issue where the app would not launch for some users.

Whats new in Version 1.8.1 - Fixes and issue where some devices could not launch the Application.

MagicPulse 1.8 This update is a major visual and usability pass across the app, focused on making park planning feel cleaner, faster, and easier to read. New Flat Design System - Refreshed park pages with a cleaner, flatter visual style. - Reduced heavy glass effects and busy stacked panels. - Updated top navigation buttons, resort switcher, tabs, and sticky nav styling. - Improved consistency across park pages, ride pages, settings, onboarding, widgets, and notifications. Improved Park Pages - Rebuilt the main park view to reduce repeated information. - Simplified crowd, weather, best move, and ride wait sections. - Cleaned up weather alert panels so they take less space and feel less noisy. - Improved park switching so data refreshes more reliably when changing parks. Ride Waits Improvements - Redesigned the Ride Wait Times panel for better readability. - Improved filtering, buttons, row layout, and wait status presentation. - Removed visual clutter like the aging indicator dots. - Fixed issues where ride data could appear stale or incorrect after switching parks. Per-Ride Page Updates - Updated ride detail pages to better match the new flat design. - Improved ride focus view with more useful planning insights. - Refined wait history visuals for easier scanning. - Added smarter ride recommendations and context around timing. Smarter Refresh + ML Updates - Improved stale data handling and auto-refresh behavior. - Added performance and accuracy improvements for prediction features. - Continued tuning ML-backed ride recommendations and timing signals. Settings Refresh - Redesigned settings pages to better match the rest of the app. - Improved buttons, tabs, spacing, and section layouts. - Fixed scrolling behavior so content no longer awkwardly slides behind top controls. Notifications + Widgets - Improved notification layouts and visual consistency. - Updated widgets to better match the app’s flatter design language. - Adjusted widget sizing and layout to feel less oversized. Onboarding + Pro - Improved onboarding visuals. - Added clearer messaging around the 3-day free Pro trial. - Made Pro benefits more obvious in the right areas. Fixes - Fixed blank park screen behavior. - Fixed compiler issues in DayPlan and widget files. - Fixed widget compatibility issues with Swift/iOS availability. - Cleaned up several layout issues across buttons, panels, and sticky navigation. Thanks for using Magic Pulse!

1.7.0 — A "Live" Magic Pulse Magic Pulse gets a new visual identity built around what makes the app useful: real-time park data. Every wait number, crowd reading, live event, and planned item now shows where it's going next, not just where it is. What's new: • Temporal companions on every now-value — wait numbers pair with their 30-min forecast, the park day gets a progress bar, live events show fill-to-close strips, My Day's "Next up" ticks down to NOW. • Ride row redesign with word-wrap for long names, consistent sparkline alignment across rows, and no dead space — rows are exactly as tall as their content needs. • Inline anomaly glyphs next to wait numbers when waits are unusually high or low for the hour. • Closed rides panel: count badge + escalated treatment for rides down 60+ minutes. • Lightning Lane filter chips tinted by verdict (Buy = green, Wait = amber, Skip = muted) so your filter state reads at a glance. • Per-row chrome with confidence dots on Best Times and Good Time to Go cards. • Tab bar live indicator: a pulsing dot on the Events tab when something's running. • Park-day progress strip under the hero showing how much park time is left. Major fixes: • Tokyo Disney Resort: a long-standing bug was silently rejecting backend data for parks with non-numeric server IDs. After this update, Tokyo parks get the full experience — best times, Lightning Lane prices, crowd forecasts, drop radar, Live Activity, and focus mode all work correctly. • EPCOT Gran Fiesta Tour and similar rides now appear in the wait list even when no queue time is published. • Cross-time-zone trip planning: Day Plan items bucket correctly by their park's local hours, not your device's. • Morning summary notifications now fire at 8 AM PARK time, not 8 AM device time. • Long ride names no longer truncate mid-word. Performance: • Events tab: redundant timer wake-ups reduced by ~8× per minute. • Memory leak in the park-switching prefetch queue fixed. Thanks for using Magic Pulse!

A meaningful follow-up to 1.6 — fixes for paying users, a friendlier Settings, and visual polish across the top of every screen. • Pro features now turn on automatically when you upgrade — no more stuck toggles after subscribing. • ML chips (best time to ride, predicted drops, anomaly badges) restored on rides for Pro users. • Settings got a major refresh — smarter section grouping, combined toggles where it makes sense, a new Quick Toggles section at the top of the hub, "PRO" badges in place of non-functional toggles for free users, and a proper passcode-style developer access screen. • Top-of-page chrome refreshed — resort switcher, navigation bar buttons, sticky park-name title, and resort dropdown all got matching glass capsule treatments. Refresh button now shows a spinner so you know it's working. • Resort dropdown menu has cleaner divider lines and a friendlier header. • "Now" recommendations are smarter — no more suggesting transit-style attractions (railroads, monorails, riverboats) as "hop on now" picks. The engine now prefers headliner rides with statistically low waits. • Wait history charts are calmer — no longer painting into the top edge of the slot. Flat rides read calm; only real spikes look dramatic. The chart can be hidden via settings. • The all-parks-closed page now shows park opening times even when the resort-status endpoint hasn't responded. • Closed-rides panel no longer shows gaps from duplicate or empty entries. • Navigation transitions stutter less when scrolling past the park header. • Page titles between the navigation buttons now show correctly when scrolling. • Smaller bootstrap payloads, smarter caching, parallel fetches, and a Canvas-based fast path for the wait history chart — faster cold launches and smoother scroll. Thanks for using MagicPulse.

Faster wait times, snappier park switching, more live data This release is a major performance and architectural refresh. Behind every change is one goal: get fresh data in front of you faster, with less waiting and less battery cost. More live wait times Wait times now refresh on a tighter schedule while you're actively looking at the rides list. The app intelligently slows down when you're scrolling (so refreshes don't fight your finger) and speeds back up the moment you settle. Park hours and closure flags get their own faster heartbeat — so when a park closes early, you see it within a minute. Faster everywhere Smaller payloads, smarter caching, and parallel fetches add up to noticeably quicker cold launches and snappier park switching. Repeat fetches return instantly from the on-device cache. Pull-to-refresh feels more responsive, especially on cellular. Lightning Lane prices always show color Every LL pill now carries a glance-able color — green for cheap or buy-recommended, amber for moderate, red for expensive or skip. Previously, prices without a buy verdict showed flat white with no signal. Now you can spot good deals at a glance, even on rides we haven't fully analyzed yet. Localized crowd and park hours If you use MagicPulse in a non-English language, crowd levels (Low, Moderate, High) and park hours ("Open until 10pm" / "Closed - Opens 9am") now appear in your language instead of always in English. Tab switching is instant Rides, My Day, Events, and Lightning Lane tabs now stay alive in memory after your first visit. Switching between them happens with no rebuild lag — your scroll position, day-plan edits, and animations carry through. Cleaner ride rows We trimmed the small freshness dots from each ride row. The wait number, trend arrow, and LL pill color already tell you whether data is fresh. The full freshness UI still appears on individual ride detail screens. Smarter update flow A new "Update Required" screen activates only when an old version can't safely talk to the current server. If you're on a recent version you'll never see it — but it's a safety net for future API changes. Behind-the-scenes wins 40 MB on-device cache so recently viewed parks reload instantly ML wait-history payloads roughly 10× smaller on the wire Resort-wide status (park hours, closure flags) fetched once per resort instead of duplicated per park JSON decode runs off the main thread for smoother UI during refreshes Network layer now respects server cache headers properly (long-standing bug fixed) Notable fixes Lightning Lane panel no longer stretches awkwardly tall on parks without LL data Tab content panels no longer briefly overlap on first switch Wait-band coloring and crowd density coloring now display reliably across the app Park hours line on My Day now displays correctly in non-English locales Thanks for using MagicPulse. As always, feedback and ideas are welcome.

What's new in 1.5.2 Quality + reliability: • Fixed a freeze when locking and unlocking your iPhone with Magic Pulse open • Fixed a freeze when removing items from your day plan • Fixed a smoother return when re-opening Magic Pulse from background My Day: • Tap an already-added ride, event, or meal in the Add sheet to remove it (no more swipe-to-delete required) • Auto-optimize no longer thrashes when adding or removing items rapidly UI polish: • Best Time to Ride now shows AM/PM (was sometimes showing 24-hour format for users with 24-hour time enabled) • Smoother sticky-nav transition when scrolling past the park header • Switching parks keeps you on the same tab (Lightning Lane stays on Lightning Lane) • Tapping a notification to open the app no longer slides down an explanation banner — straight to the ride or park Notifications: • Fixed a race condition where ride-closure, ride-reopen, drop alerts, Lightning Lane price alerts, and several other notifications could fire twice within seconds of each other.

What’s New Sharing your park day just got a major upgrade: * New Trip & Day Recap sharing with beautifully rendered cards and images * Share your plans via image, text, or link — perfect for friends and social * Custom titles for shared plans for a more personal touch * Improved Cloud sharing with better previews and reliability * Fixed an issue where newly added items didn’t appear right away Also includes performance improvements and general stability updates.

What’s New This update focuses on smarter alerts, better forecasting, and smoother performance: * Improved wait-time forecast tracking and accuracy checks * Smarter background refresh for favorite parks * Better watchlist, Lightning Lane, and day-plan reminders * Improved cache clearing and app maintenance * More reliable live activity cleanup * Bug fixes, optimizations, and stability improvements

What’s New * Bug fixes and performance improvements * Improved app stability and reliability * Faster load times and smoother overall experience This update focuses on making everything run better behind the scenes.

What’s New This update improves organization, planning tools, and overall performance: * New Day Plan feature to help you organize your park day, optimize your schedule, and share plans with others * Added smarter recommendations for dining and when to return to rides * New and improved widgets for better at-a-glance updates * Enhanced insights to help you make more informed decisions throughout your visit * Cleaner app structure for faster performance and smoother navigation We’ve also made major behind-the-scenes improvements to stability, organization, and reliability to support future features.

What’s New This update introduces smarter, data-driven features to improve your park experience: * New insights powered by advanced analytics to help you make better decisions in real time * Ride reliability tracking and smarter wait time predictions * Personalized trip recap and recommendations * Improved notifications with clearer explanations and better timing * Watchlist upgrades to highlight the best times to ride * New widgets and enhanced performance across the app * Fresh app icons and visual improvements We’ve also made behind-the-scenes improvements to speed, reliability, and overall app stability.

Feature enhancements and bugs squashed!

Whats new in 1.1.1 - Smoother resort changes and faster loading for other parks in the same resort. - More reliable Pro trend lines when switching parks. - Cleaner, consistent toolbar and resort controls; steadier resort menu. - Smoother share-image generation and general performance tweaks. - General bug fixes.

What’s New in 1.1 Lock Screen widgets match your current park — Waits and events follow the park you’re viewing and update when you switch parks. Smarter Events widget — Shows event-style info when the park is open, with a clear “Park closed” state when it isn’t. Tokyo Disney Resort — Better support for Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disney Sea when live showtimes aren’t available from the data feed; we surface featured entertainment where we can and point you to the official Tokyo Disney Resort app for exact times. API & data reliability — Backend Magic Pulse API updates with stronger refresh behavior (timeouts, retries, and ingestion tuning) so snapshots and widgets get more consistent, up-to-date data with fewer failed loads.

What’s New in 1.0.2 - Added pull to refresh for live wait times - Improved notification behavior and park-specific alerts - Made refresh status and last updated info easier to see - Added better empty and loading states across the app - Improved reliability with automatic retry when refresh fails - Cleaned up the park header and overall UI polish - Fixed issues with filtering, alerts, and background behavior