- The app now speaks French: all content and the entire interface. Which language appears is decided by your iPhone's settings. - The Bluetooth messenger now reaches Android devices too. Two phones find each other directly over Bluetooth - no Wi-Fi, no internet, no account. - The emergency profile now leads to the card for your wallet: print it or share it with one tap. Plus a guide to Apple's Medical ID - emergency services can read that on a locked iPhone. - "Share position" remembers the interval you set, keeps recording with the screen locked, and lets you pass on your last position or the whole history.

- Fixed: search fields were not visible when a page opened. This affected "Search everything", package leaflets, plants, trees, mushrooms, fish, wildlife, first aid, emergency numbers and Wikipedia offline. - Fixed: "My supplies" showed a blank page when empty. It now explains what belongs there, with a button for the first item. - "Learning (primary school)" is now "Learning & languages" and says what is inside when you open it: 345 primary school lessons and 264 language lessons across 11 languages, A1 to B2. The language courses are explicitly for adults too. - New screenshots in the App Store.

- Fixed: the children's emergency ID card crashed when opened. - 60 new knowledge articles, now 471. New sections: "Home without power", "Hazards in the terrain", "Outdoor first aid", "After the event" (documenting damage, replacing papers, applying for help) and "Basic rules & myths". - New: 13 tree profiles with firewood suitability, 17 additional wild plants (now 51) and nine woodland games for children. - Two new calculators: power bank/power station and water demand per household and day. - First aid quiz with 40 questions instead of 30, now among the games. - All new content is available in English too. - The AI assistant has been removed for now. The small language models distorted emergency instructions too often.

- Simple language revised: shorter sentences, direct address. - Formula collection under Knowledge → Reference: 190 formulas, each with one sentence on what it is good for. - Connect Four, Nine Men's Morris, Draughts and Memory against the computer at three levels. Battleships plays stronger. Hangman and Mastermind for two on one device. - Bug fixes.

- Improvements to the onboarding - Added an analysis tool that collects anonymous crash reports

The app is considerably smaller - the download now takes up a fraction of the space.

Try everything for seven days. Plus country guides, more maps and a smaller app. SEVEN DAYS TO TRY, THEN PAY ONCE The SOS area stays free permanently: emergency call 112, first aid including the quiz, emergency numbers, emergency profile, map and compass, flashlight, siren, share position and short-range radio. Knowledge, Tools, Supplies and Profile are yours to use freely for seven days. After that, a single purchase unlocks them for good. No subscription, nothing is charged automatically. OPTIONAL DOWNLOADS MOVED Offline maps, Wikipedia packs and the AI model now live under Knowledge instead of Profile. COUNTRIES IN EUROPE New under Knowledge. For Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, Poland and the United Kingdom: how you get warned, what the siren signals mean, which emergency numbers apply, how much of a supply is recommended, how iodine tablets are handled, and when you are obliged to help. That last part differs from country to country: in France, failing to help can mean up to five years, while England has no general duty to rescue at all. CHRONIC ILLNESS DURING A POWER CUT Six new articles under Health: insulin without a fridge, oxygen and ventilation without power, cancelled dialysis, medicines that need cooling, building a medicine supply, and an emergency plan for care at home. FOR CHILDREN Twice as much as before. What to say on the phone, what to know by heart, plus new first aid tips (a knocked-out tooth, animal bites, heavy bleeding, seizures) and new situations: lost in a shop, locked out, stuck in a lift, someone going under in the water. FIRST AID QUIZ Now 30 questions instead of 16, covering every procedure. The wrong answers are deliberately the common misconceptions. OFFLINE MAPS 37 packs instead of 18. Denmark, France, Italy, Spain, Norway, Sweden, Croatia and Slovenia have been added. The sizes shown are now correct; some were off by more than a factor of two. AI ASSISTANT Six models to choose from instead of two, each with a line on where it comes from and what it is good at. SMALLER APP All images reworked. The download is considerably smaller without the photos looking worse. Also: Wikipedia suggestions now fall back to English when your language is unavailable. Similarly named scenarios are easier to tell apart.