iver People 2.3 makes trip planning, messaging, and on-river tools more reliable. • Start new chats with photos and keep your draft if an upload needs to be retried. • See clearer water-temperature estimates across more rivers. • Use improved map gestures and full hazard editing controls without accidental tab switches. • Get more dependable events, social updates, paddle-log caching, and run-condition editing. • Garmin users get clearer setup guidance and expanded Instinct 2 family support. This release also fixes duplicate mention posts, improves comment context and notifications, and includes general performance and reliability improvements.

What’s New in River People 2.2 River People 2.2 improves alerts, account setup, and map reliability. Hazard alerts now open the reported river section. Crew and mention alerts take you directly to the relevant post. Selecting people to mention is smoother. Improved new-user registration and onboarding with Apple and Google. Improved notification registration and sign-out handling. Fixed a map issue that could interrupt gestures or rendering.

River People 2.1 brings the phone and watch releases under one version. - Review received recordings in Saved watch runs. - See whether a run needs review, is queued for upload, or is saved. - Retry watch transfers and retain recordings through interruptions. - Merge duplicate run entries while choosing the recording to keep. - Improved recording-device choices, recovery, account handling, and error reporting. - Updated Garmin companion-store links.

River People 2.0 makes it easier to find your next run and connect with your paddling community. • Nearby discussions: Connect with paddlers within 100 miles using your current location or home ZIP code. • Improved river pages: View current levels, forecasts, hazards, and section details in clearer layouts. • Better maps and run logging: Rotate maps, access recording controls more easily, and reliably reopen saved GPS routes. • More ways to share: Tag paddlers and add photos to posts and comments. • Clearer offline downloads: See download progress and what’s saved for your next trip. • Expanded Hell Hole arcade: Explore new challenges with improved guidance and practice. • Plus fixes for notifications, calendar visibility, feed scrolling, and app reliability. Find your river. Find your people.

• Improved river-condition displays with water-adjusted difficulty ratings • Easier navigation, including refined gestures, maps, calendars, and section details • More reliable crew notifications, comments, reactions, and photo sharing • Fixes for run logs, hazards, water temperatures, and overall app stability

• Improved navigation and mobile layouts across Calendar, Social, Discovery, run tracking, and profiles. • Made comments, reactions, crew-post alerts, notification badges, and social updates more reliable. • Fixed hazard scoping and deletion, photo rendering and rotation, and restored run section selection. • Improved run tags, water-temperature and condition summaries, sharing feedback, visual contrast, and overall reliability.

• Favorites now refresh current river conditions more reliably. • Fixed incorrect “Low” labels caused by level-condition text matching. • Prevented the Hell Hole game from opening during normal vertical swipes on iPhone. • Improved gauge updates, caching, and overall reliability.

• New Quick View layouts make river conditions easier to scan in Discover and Favorites. • Clearer condition labels distinguish low, closed, unsafe, and flood-stage rivers. • Nearby results are now better organized using your location. • Run logs now support multiple river sections, improved route mapping, and easier editing. • Gauge sources and links in rapid descriptions are easier to access. • Improved navigation, notifications, caching, gauge updates, and overall reliability.

New Discover Quicklist to allow users to quickly look at local rivers.

This update improves river discovery, run tracking, and overall reliability. • See current gauge levels directly in Discover and Smart Search, using your preferred units. • Quickly reset all Smart Search filters. • View measured water temperatures when fresh gauge readings are available, with clearer measured-versus-estimated labels. • Improved river-section matching, GPS validation, and duplicate protection when saving tracked runs. • Better iPhone navigation layouts and more reliable Apple Sign-In, notifications, weather and offline syncing, forecasts, water-quality data, and release schedules.

New Shuttle Hub for coordinating river shuttles, carpools, event rides, and gear transport, including offers, requests, capacity planning, and opt-in alerts. Redesigned event calendar with broader event discovery, international filters, recurring and all-day events, and a new My Events view. New event attendance confirmations, optional checklists, organizer insights, and verified reviews for eligible courses. Expanded nationwide water-quality information, EPA assessment context, and clearer flood and gauge forecasts. Search, sort, and prioritize runnable sections in Favorite Rivers. Import and export paddling logs as CSV spreadsheets, with mapping, previews, and duplicate detection. Pair selected Garmin watches on iPhone, alongside improved Apple Watch run syncing. Private organization group goals for miles, runs, rivers, and cleanup participation. Nine new in-app video tutorials, refreshed branding, crew search, post-like details, and marketplace improvements. A hidden Hell Hole minigame, plus reliability improvements across calendars, notifications, offline data, photos, and iOS compatibility.

Added nine streamed app tutorials covering discovery, favorites, hazards, run logging, crew/chat, social, events, and settings. New users receive a one-time tutorial prompt after onboarding. Added a “Liked by” list to posts, with links to each liker’s profile. Improved comment notifications: post owners and prior commenters are notified, mentions are deduplicated, and notification taps open the relevant comments. Tightened Crew feed scope so unrelated favorite-river, shared-organization, and stranger-run activity no longer leaks into it. Improved automatic section selection after GPS runs by considering both put-in and take-out. Newly added crew members now receive notifications when an existing run is edited; existing members are not notified twice. Calendar history is retained when upcoming events refresh, and UTC/local-day handling was fixed for calendar markers and paddle logs. Added Trailside / Hikeable and Remote section tags. Prevented duplicate messages and notification quick replies during retries or offline synchronization. Improved iOS composer keyboard behavior around send-button taps, cursor handles, and scrolling. Boats can now be edited and include a free-form size. Marketplace photo names/descriptions can be edited, including offline-queued edits. Added a wider River People header logo, compact navigation labels on narrow phones, resilient avatar handling, and a two-line favorite-river location status.

- Improved the community feed, comments, direct messages, and group conversations - Added richer video and YouTube support for posts, messages, and run logs - Improved map behavior, river discovery, and section detail screens - Added better notification routing, unread indicators, and comment replies - Expanded run log, vessel, and post-run summary features - Improved offline behavior, caching, location handling, and reliability - Added many bug fixes and backend improvements for moderation, curation, and organizations