v1.7.0 — Web forum integration + better device identity NEW • Connect to ReefBot Forum on the web at reefbot.eu/forum. Settings → "Connect web forum" generates a stable per-device pair code. Use it to sign in on the website — your forum identity follows you. • Show your live tank parameters (alk, Ca, Mg, NO3, PO4) directly in your forum signature. Toggle in Settings → "Show parameters in forum signature". Updates every 5 min after each new reading. • Stable pair codes — the code you generate stays the same. No more rotation when you tab away from the app. Regenerate from Settings if you suspect it leaked. UNDER THE HOOD • Device identity now uses iOS Keychain (with iCloud sync) instead of UserDefaults. Survives app reinstall and follows you to a new iPhone. • Localization polish for the new web-forum settings (proper English source + Swedish translation in xcstrings). • Better error handling in the pair-code flow — clear feedback when the server can't be reached. • Race-condition fixes in toggle UX.

v1.6.0 — Full Swedish localization ReefBot now ships in Swedish. NEW • Complete Swedish translation — every screen, button, alert, insight, onboarding step and setting localized by a Swedish-speaking reef-keeper. Words like "alkalinitetsförbrukning", "doseringskoefficient" and "frag" feel native, not machine-translated. • Swedish App Store description with reef-relevant keywords (saltvatten, koraller, rev, dosering, ICP, ...). • Push notifications, local alerts and report titles localized. • CSV/JSON export keeps English parameter names (alk, Ca, Mg, NO3, PO4) so ICP-lab data and tabular tooling still interop. PREVIOUSLY IN 1.4.0 (also rolled in) • Tank profiles, build threads, follow + push, Sign in with Apple. PREVIOUSLY IN 1.2.0 / 1.3.0 (also rolled in) • ICP report import (Triton, ATI, Oceamo, Fauna Marin), anomaly alerts, AI stocking advisor, coral time-lapse. UNDER THE HOOD • String Catalog (.xcstrings) — single source of truth for both languages. • InfoPlist.xcstrings — camera & photo permission strings localized too. • 87 unit tests still green.

v1.4.0 — Tank profiles, build threads, follows, Sign in with Apple Big release. ReefBot is now genuinely social. NEW • Public tank profiles with optional @handle, bio, avatar and primary tank info. Settings → My profile to set yours up. • Follow other reef-keepers. Get a push when someone you follow posts a new build-thread episode. • Build threads — long-form, multi-photo chronicles of your reef. Community → Build threads. Each thread has episodes ("Month 4 — added 3 frags") with up to 6 photos each. Tap the pencil button to start your own. • Sign in with Apple. Optional and opt-in. Settings → My profile → "Claim profile with Apple ID" links your reef to your Apple ID so you can recover everything (posts, threads, badges, follows) on a new iPhone or after a reinstall. Tap "Recover profile on this device" on the new device. We never receive your email or name. • Achievement badges sync to your public profile so other reef-keepers can see your milestones. NEW IN 1.3.0 (also rolled in) • Anomaly alerts beyond drift — stuck readings (test-kit failures), consumption-rate crashes (calc reactor / doser issues), and outlier values. • Top-off / ATO consumption tracking with leak detection and "ATO silent" warning. • AI stocking advisor — picks species you're considering, asks the model about aggression, compatibility, tank-size fit. • Local achievement badges with unlock toast. NEW IN 1.2.0 (also rolled in) • ICP report import — paste your Triton / ATI / Oceamo / Fauna Marin email or PDF and ReefBot extracts every parameter. • Drift alerts as local push. • Coral inventory + photo time-lapse — track each frag from day one, scrub through history. • Optional tank details (lighting, skimmer, flow, controller) in Create / Edit tank. • Welcome onboarding wizard for new users. UNDER THE HOOD • 87 unit tests covering every analyzer + calculator + advisor. • Cloudflare Workers backend extended with 8 D1 tables, profile + threads + achievements endpoints, and APNs JWT push fanout for follow + episode events. • Swift 6 strict-concurrency clean. THANKS • To everyone who tested 1.0–1.3 in TestFlight — every feature here was shaped by your feedback.

v1.1.0 — Comments + tank details + push notifications NEW • Comments on community posts. Tap a post to leave a comment, reply to others, like comments. Report + auto-hide for 3+ unique flags. • Push notifications for community. You get notified when someone comments on your post or replies to your comment. Toggle in Settings → Community notifications. • Optional tank details: lighting, skimmer, return pump, flow, controller, sump volume, "other gear". Add when creating a tank or via the new Edit tank menu. • Share gear + livestock with your community posts. New tank picker on the Share sheet pulls equipment and livestock from the selected tank — toggle either off if you'd rather not. • Equipment strip on the tank dashboard summarising your gear when filled in. UNDER THE HOOD • Backend now keeps comment threads, push device tokens (APNs JWT auth), comment likes, comment reports, and per-device blocks. Same Cloudflare Workers + D1 stack. • Settings → Community notifications opens iOS Settings if you've previously denied permission. • Tap-through routes to the right post when you tap a comment notification. Thanks to everyone testing in v1.0 — the feedback shaped this release.

v1.0.1 — Auto-calibrating dosing NEW • Suggested Dose card on every tank dashboard. Calibrates from your test history + dose log so each suggestion uses your tank's real consumption rate, not a generic formula. • Log dose sheet — pick the parameter, the amount, the product. Doses appear in Recent activity instantly. • Dosing recipes (Settings → Dosing recipes) — 7 starter recipes (BRS 2-part, Tropic Marin Carbocalc, DIY soda-ash, Brightwell Magnesion, more). Add your own with a custom coefficient. UNDER THE HOOD • Today briefing on each tank now also surfaces parameters drifting outside the healthy band, not just critical ones. • Cleaner tank dashboard — fewer overlapping cards. Thanks for the feedback in the first week — keep it coming.