• Places that are actually right. The map now says "At Target", not the espresso cart in its car park: big places get the room their pins need, a rough GPS fix says "near" instead of "at", and when no shop fits you get the park, the campus or the street instead of nothing. • Home ETAs that keep up. Routing starts from where the car is now, not where the last update put it, and the number keeps counting down between updates while someone's heading home — with the road drawn on the map for the person you've picked. • Follow a driver. Pick someone on the road and the map rides along with them; drag away to let go. Driving pins point the way they're going, and traffic shows while anyone's out. • "Heading home", not just "on the road": the map and the Driving tab say where a driver seems to be going and when they'll be there. • Trips are named after places — Home → Publix — instead of house numbers. Older trips get renamed too. • A tidier Driving tab: one live card per car with the facts on one row, and family who ride along share one line. • Drive times you can trust: a trip's clock only runs while the car is moving; stops mid-trip count as parked.

• A whole new look. Every screen is on one dark, glassy design, with softer, smoother haptics throughout. • Foxy has a Room. The family chat where you text each other and pull Foxy in with "Foxy…" or @Foxy. She plans dinners, books events, adds groceries and leaves a receipt for everything she does — and anything she's waiting on you for stays put until you answer. • The map answers the question. Each card shows where someone is — home, school, or the Publix they've been at for 45 minutes — and how long until they're home. Pins carry the place and the stay too. • Drive times you can trust. A trip's clock only runs while the car is actually moving; stops mid-trip are counted as parked, not driven. • Meals, rebuilt. This week's dinners at a glance, "you could cook tonight" from what the family eats and what's in, a family poll, import from the web or a photo, and Cook mode with step-by-step timers. • A step-by-step setup with a progress bar, a smaller family card, a proper invite ticket, and a morning digest with the weather.

• Remind. Tell one person or the whole family something and it lands on their phone — or rings them like a real call, even on silent. Send it now or schedule it for later. • Repeating events now actually repeat. Every Tuesday and Thursday, every other week, the first Monday of the month, a whole season at once. Changing one date no longer rewrites the series — you choose which you meant. • Foxy understands more. Ask it to post a note on the family board or start a poll, and it now follows far more of the ways people phrase a reminder. • Drive summaries flag time over 80 mph, with a matching speed score. • Onboarding lets you pick light or dark, text size, and how FamSync is allowed to interrupt you. • Redesigned subscription screens throughout.

This is a big one. • Reminder Calls. For the events that matter, FamSync rings your phone like a real call, from the lock screen, even when the app is closed. Pick which events call you in Settings. • Drives. Every trip is tracked automatically, with a summary when you park: route, speed, and how often the phone came out. There's a new Driving tab on the Map with the whole family's week. • Place circles. Draw a circle around school or practice right on the map and get a note when someone arrives or leaves. • Calendars you can actually manage. Apple and Google each have their own page. Every calendar has a switch, and disconnecting removes everything it imported. • Every notification now opens the thing it's about. • A fresh look across the whole app, a smaller tab bar, and a What's New section on Home.

A refreshed look across FamSync • Cleaner, more readable calendar views • Updated design for the chore chart, meal planner, and grocery list • A tidier Morning Digest and Home Screen widgets • Smoother navigation and better contrast throughout the app Under the hood • Performance and stability improvements • A range of bug fixes reported by families like yours Have an idea or run into trouble? We read everything at hotstreak.info/support.

We're thrilled to bring you one of our biggest updates yet, packed with two powerful new features designed to keep your family connected and your week running smoothly. Family Map — Always know where your loved ones are with the new Family Map. Get a real-time view of your family members' locations, all in one place, so you can stay connected and have peace of mind no matter where the day takes everyone. Meals Tab — Say goodbye to the dinner-time guessing game. The all-new Meals tab makes it effortless to plan out your weekly meals, discover new dishes, and save your favorite recipes to revisit whenever you need them. Each recipe comes complete with ingredients and step-by-step instructions, so everything you need is right at your fingertips.

Bug fixes.

Bug fixes better grocery list cleaned up the app.

Updated some sign in and onboarding bugs!

Fixed bugs and fixed the user experince.

Fixed some bugs and Polished up the user experience and app!

Fixed some bugs and changed the app to free to download.