Version 1.10: See the terrain for what it is. The map now has elevation data for all of Sweden. Turn on hillshading and hills, valleys, and ravines stand out right in the map. From a tower or stand you can show the area that is actually visible from there, and drag the point to try a new placement. There is also a line-of-sight tool that shows whether the view is clear between two points, and an overview of the team's combined coverage from all towers and stands. You can now show property boundaries on the map, with property designations from Lantmäteriet. Turn them on in the map's layer menu. The dog map has grown. Under My Dogs there is now a map of your own where you see your dogs even when no hunt is running. During the hunt, the tracker overview shows the dog's photo and breed, and whether the dog is moving, standing still, or has treed. After the hunt, whoever led it can write a short hunt report that is saved in the hunt log, so everyone can read how the day went. The whole team is now notified when a trail camera sends in a new photo. If you'd rather not get it, turn off Game cameras under notifications in your profile. Team leads and secretaries can set a fixed spot for the weather forecast in team settings, instead of the app working out the centre of the team map. The terrain map is now the default background, and the map filter remembers your choices. Plus smaller fixes and improvements.

Version 1.9: You can now see your dog on the map. Jaktli now supports dog trackers. Connect your Garmin collar through a guided setup, and the dog shows up on the team map during the hunt, with trail, distance, and bearing. You can navigate to the dog, see who is handling which dog in the participant list, and read how far the dog ran in the hunt log afterwards. There is also a new Jaktli app for Garmin watches with a dog radar right on your wrist. The feature is in beta, verified with the Garmin Alpha. New GPS modes save battery during hunts. Choose automatic, fixed interval, or battery saver. Teammates can see how often your position updates. The map has eight new marker types with their own icons: hunting cabin, ground blind, shooting lane, barrier, game water, game crop, trap, and dressing site. You can also place free-text labels straight on the map. You can now navigate to a marker or observation. An arrow shows the heading and the distance counts down until you arrive. You can also open the spot in your regular maps app for turn-by-turn directions. Everyone on the team can now add and edit markers, areas, and lines on the map. Team documents can be organized in folders. Plus smaller fixes and improvements.

Version 1.8: This update is all about the map. You can now choose which observations show on the map. Filter by category so you only see the markers you care about, and each filter shows the category's own icon. The map stays clearer when you zoom out. Observation markers fold into small dots and hunting-area borders collapse to a single marker, so the map never gets crowded. When you open a hunting area, you now see its size. There is a new colour terrain map from Lantmäteriet. Pick it from the map's layer menu, alongside the toned-down version. You can now delete a trail camera image you don't want to keep. Plus a clearer map layer button and smaller fixes.

Version 1.7: You can now log observations on the map even when no live hunt is running. Mark what you saw, shot, wounded or tracked, straight on the team map. Pick the date you saw the animal, so past sightings land in the right month in your statistics and harvest log. Tap the plus button on the map and choose Add observation. You can now create private chats. Start your own chat with the teammates you choose, one to one or as a group. It is fully private, only you and the people you invite can see it. There is a new map background, Terrain (Sweden), a Swedish topographic map from Lantmäteriet. Pick it from the map's layer menu. You now get a notification when someone adds you to a chat channel. The map is improved. Layers are smoother and steadier, especially when you switch teams or return to the map. Drawing hunting areas and lines while zoomed out is easier, markers drop more consistently, and your scent cone is clearer. Plus several fixes. Date and time pickers on iPhone now appear in a panel at the bottom of the screen, the feedback screen on iOS has a back button, and various smaller stability fixes.

Version 1.6.4: This update makes it easier to keep your hunt in order. You can now keep your important papers in the app under My documents. Add your hunting licence, hunter's exam, weapon licence and shooting test, and you always have them with you. The hunt leader can see and confirm that members' papers are in order. You can also draw your hunting ground's boundaries on the map. Fetch them from the property designation or point out a property directly on the map, and they are drawn in for you. The map now has a tool for measuring distance. Live hunt tracking is improved. A new wind cone shows where your scent travels, a clearer marker flags unsafe shooting directions, and a better dot shows where you are standing. The map is faster and steadier, especially on Android. Plus several smaller fixes, including reminders now being sent at the right time.

What's new in 1.6.0: • Harvest log: record downed game with live, dressed and packaged weights, and track how the meat is distributed within the team • Team statistics: see hunts, downed game, observations and expenses per season, broken down by month, person and species • Hunting season dates: set your team's season start and end in team settings • Live hunt invites: invite guests with a code or QR code, and scan a QR code directly in the app to join a hunt • Starting a spontaneous live hunt now automatically creates a calendar event for the team • Bug fixes: push notifications, keyboard covering the login fields, team selector on iOS, map markers and more

Version 1.2: - Guest hunt invites: invite friends to a single hunt with a 6-character code, no team membership required. Hosts can rotate or revoke the code. Guests join from the app or from any web browser. - Track signs: new "track" marker type for footprints, blood, droppings, and other field signs, with or without a species - Edit observations after placing them: change species, count, sex and age, or move on the map - Redesigned observation flow with a faster species grid. Your recently used species float to the front; the full catalog is one tap away - Sex and age breakdown for sightings (male, female, young); single tag for wounded or downed game - Refreshed species icons across the app - Observation summary in the hunt log - Optional toggle: map orientation follows your facing direction - Smoother map: decoupled wind and scent animation, recolored layers, thicker user trails - Better battery life during hunts: smarter background updates, optimized network calls, and a hard 24-hour + 30-minute cap - In-app hunt diagnostics panel for troubleshooting - Home screen widget refresh: precipitation, sunrise and sunset on the same row, short wind direction, infinite-scroll location names - Many smaller fixes for stability, performance, and clarity Thanks for hunting with us. Reach out through the app or at jaktli.se.

Version 1.1 is our biggest update yet: - Live hunt tracking: share your position with the team during a hunt, with wind and scent cone, no-shoot zones, distance rings, and off-screen "no-shoot" arrows - Hunt log and replay: scrub through the whole hunt afterwards, follow a teammate, and see statistics per session - Observations: mark game spotted, wounded, or downed during a hunt - Team chat and per-event chat threads with photos, @mentions, replies, edit, and delete - Member profile pages with photo, dogs, and weapons; tap a participant to open - Many new map markers (stand, tower, salt stone, parking, bridge, burrow, and more) and a new stream line type with color-coded lines - Filter and search the map by type; map state and filters are saved - Weekly calendar view - Sub-area association for hunt events - SMHI weather forecast in Sweden - Up to three attachments per notice - Expense paid-by and monthly breakdown - Better Google Calendar integration - Many smaller fixes for speed, stability, and security