Fixed an issue with weather alerts.

Blackout 2.4 je venku Nový přehled: hned vidíš, jak jsi připravený, co se děje (síť, plyn, výstrahy) a co udělat dál. Vylepšené nástroje: kompas s GPS offline, KPR metronom se zvukem, nouzové světlo se SOS, kalkulačka zásob podle HZS. SafeZone můžeš s rodinou vyzkoušet 7 dní zdarma – chat a checklisty i bez signálu. A k podzimu: odznaky a připomínka změny času. Všechno běží offline. SOS a návody zdarma navždy.

Try Domácnost free for 7 days. • Free trial — SafeZone, expiration tracking, inventory calculator, and encrypted backup unlocked for a week. No payment, no subscription, no charges. • One payment for the whole family — up to 6 people via Apple Family Sharing, with the per-person price shown directly in the offer. • Invite others to SafeZone right from the overview — the network requires at least two phones. SOS, siren, emergency mode, guides, checklists, and weather alerts remain free.

Two new tools and a gas-storage gauge. Compass — shows direction with no map, signal, or internet. Battery endurance — estimates how many days your charged power banks will run your phone and torch. Gas storage — a new fill-level gauge alongside the grid-load one. In-app feedback — tell us what you're missing. Encrypted backup is now reachable outside emergency mode. Completed Slovak, German, Polish, and Chinese translations. SOS, siren, emergency mode, all guides, checklists, and weather alerts stay free.

Onboarding Flow Interactive start — create the first item in the checklist right during installation Demo for your region — see alerts and calculators for Prague, Berlin or Bratislava Skip authentication — Face ID is no longer mandatory, try the app without everything SafeZone visible from the start — offline communication without the internet No complications — everything works without geolocation, without tracking

I added Support to the app — now you can find a chatbot right in the app that will help you report a bug, give you advice on a question, or take your suggestion for improvement. If it can’t handle it on its own, it will pass it on to me and I’ll get back to you by email. Blackout remains the same as before — 100% offline, no cloud, no account. Support is the only exception: when you use it, the message is sent to our server to reach me. Nothing else changes. I care that you’re happy with the app — so let’s make it easier for you to tell me.

Five new first aid and supply tools: a self-sufficiency calculator, food and medicine expiration watch, a CPR metronome with haptic pacing, quick first aid triage (unconsciousness, bleeding, burns, choking, fractures), and a battery-saving emergency light. Also: translation fixes and minor stability improvements.

Minor improvements and addition of more localizations.

New feature with network utilization New widget with the status of the electricity grid directly on the desktop New widget with current weather warnings, sorted by severity Fixed the reliability of data synchronization between the app and widgets Minor display and stability improvements

Fixed a bug that caused the app to crash immediately after installation. Blackout was attempting to register a background task (checking for weather alerts) at a time when iOS no longer allowed it — resulting in the app crashing immediately for every new user. This has been reported by users across different iPhones and iOS versions. Registration now occurs at the correct moment when the app is launched.

New step-by-step walkthrough for using a guide one-handed and under stress Loud siren alongside the SOS light signal Rebuilt weather alerts: sharper district matching, outlooks separated from active warnings, and concrete advice on every alert New glass surfaces and spring animations; emergency mode stays flat and maximally readable Blackout Household: a one-time unlock for the SafeZone network and encrypted backups Fixed trash and item deletion; step icons are now filled in automatically