Smoother start. At launch, the app no longer asks you to pick a city while it is still finding your location. Today's risk is now presented as what it is, a forecast for the day, with the time of its last update.

Important fix for threshold alerts: scheduled notifications were never delivered, because every app launch cleared them before reloading your settings. The Profile screen now shows the real state of the alert system: how many alerts are scheduled, a missing notification permission, or an unresolved location.

An important mould fix. Through the heatwave, Alternaria and Cladosporium levels stayed abnormally low. The cause was the 90-day rain total used to estimate damp organic matter: it actually read only the last 57 days, and counted the missing ones as days without rain. Cladosporium showed as "Moderate" where it should have read "High". • The substrate is now read over a true 90-day window. • Moulds finally appear in the 3-day trend and in threshold alerts, where they were scored zero every day. • Corrected description: the app tracks 20 allergens, not 16.

An important accuracy fix, plus two new allergens. Risk is now computed from the day's peak rather than a single moment, and the scale has been realigned with the clinical thresholds used across Europe. Genuinely heavy days are reported at their true level again and threshold alerts fire as expected. The app now also tracks two moulds, Alternaria and Cladosporium, the main late-summer aeroallergens. Their spores cause symptoms indistinguishable from hay fever, and they peak in hot dry weather, exactly when pollen counts fall.

• Worldwide coverage now reaches the tropics: 5 new taxa — cecropia, urticaceae, casuarina, mulberry and plane. The equatorial belt is no longer blank. • Southern-Hemisphere seasons fixed: flowering calendars now follow the local growing year instead of being six months off. • Sharper weather model and better rain handling for more accurate risk estimates.

• Pollen threshold alerts now fire reliably, even when the app is closed. • Fixed the tab bar so it reaches the bottom edge of the screen. • Stability improvements.

• Risk scale recalibrated to European clinical thresholds (RNSA, EAACI): a score of 100 is now reserved for true peak days, and the 0–99 range better distinguishes a moderate day from an exceptional one. • Bottom tab bar: opaque background fills the edge of the phone properly.

• Truly personalised pollen alerts: get notified when a pollen in your profile is forecast to exceed your threshold (40, 60 or 80) in the coming days. • Full-screen world map, easier to read. • Measurement time shown under the gauge ("Measured at …"). • Improved data reliability and various fixes.