Everything you need in the field now works with no signal. • Fill in incident forms and raise safeguarding concerns offline — they sync when you're back in range • Walk and survey a wood on the spot, and it remembers what you found • Add a short video to an observation • Open a Word risk assessment and read it straight in the app • The six Forest School principles, with you out in the wood • A cleaner, more personal look throughout

The session is now a day log — what happened, in order, on one screen, with nothing in the way. • Register: choose which phone is taking it, and read it easily outdoors • Ratios say "unconfirmed" rather than a false warning when a child has no date of birth • Read and sign your risk assessments — tap straight to the one waiting for you • Your profile, tickets and woods in one place • A warmer look, and a phone menu that matches the desktop

Working as a team in the woods? Take the register on one phone and carry on working on the others — observations, photos and incidents unlock for everyone expected today, even with no signal. • Sign off risk assessments, site checks and incident forms with a drawn signature • Clearer adult-to-child ratio guidance when a child's date of birth is missing • Sync is more resilient — one stuck record no longer holds up the rest of your session data The breakdown, if you want it for your own reference: - Register on another phone (was 1.2, never shipped publicly) — the fix for Sarah's report: a second device can skip the register and still record observations, photos and incidents against everyone expected today; it auto-reverts the moment you mark a child on that phone. - Finger-drawn signatures (new in 1.3) — on RBA acknowledgements, the daily site check, and incident forms, honouring your per-setting signature policy (draw / upload / tap-to-confirm), with drawn signatures appearing on the session-record PDF. - Ratio explanation (new in 1.3) — when children have no date of birth, the ratio panel now says they're counted as under-3 for safety and shows amber instead of an alarming red, instead of looking arbitrarily "broken". - Sync resilience (was v20, also never shipped publicly on iOS) — a stuck document push no longer blocks the pull, and one bad document can't fail the whole sync.

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