• New storm card: when lightning comes near your places, a live card follows the storm on your Lock Screen and goes away once it passes. • New widgets: see the distance to the nearest strike right on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Settings › Add StrikeCast widgets shows how. • StrikeCast now speaks Arabic and Hebrew. • Address search now works in every country, in your app's language. • Bug fixes and refinements. Stay aware, never alarmed.

• New in Pro: see where the nearest storm is heading. Home shows its direction on the radar and when it may reach you, like "Here in ~18 min". • Tap ⓘ next to "nearest strike" to learn how precise the distance is, what "approaching" means, and the 30/30 safety rule. • Clearer plans: the upgrade screen now shows what stays free. • Bug fixes and refinements. Stay aware, never alarmed.

• Now in Dutch and Turkish. • Lightning history now covers New Zealand and Hawaii, and live strikes now reach New Zealand, Hawaii and Alaska. • Small text and layout fixes.

StrikeCast now on iPad, and a cleaner look everywhere. • iPad support. A sidebar, a bigger radar and layouts made for the larger screen, in portrait and landscape. • A clearer radar. Newer strikes stand out, older ones fade, and a small legend shows the difference. • A tidier Alerts tab and Settings screen. • More reliable notifications. Stay aware, never alarmed.

The big release! Look back at every storm, and take it with you. • Lightning history. See how many strikes hit near any saved place in the last 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, and which hour or day was the busiest. • Reports you can share. Export a PDF or CSV report for one place or for all your places at once. Preview the PDF before you send it, for example to your insurer. • A forecast for every saved place. Switch between your places right on the forecast screen. • A clearer map. New strikes are easier to see on satellite and light maps, and the map keeps up when you move it quickly. Stay aware, never alarmed.

• Fixed a bug that could keep Pro features locked after purchase. • The map now tells you when radar isn't available in your area. Stay aware, never alarmed.

• All clear? Home now tells you when the last strike was and how far away it happened, so you can see how long it has been calm. • Clearer wording under the distance, plus bug fixes and refinements. Stay aware, never alarmed.

Several bugfixes

• Sharper location accuracy behind the nearest-strike distance, alerts and forecast. • Quiet hours now follow your device clock, and the mini radar shows its exact range and runs smoother. Stay aware, never alarmed.

The storm forecast is rebuilt around the hour that actually matters. • The peak risk hour up front, with a probability trend for the next 12 hours • Forecast times now follow your time zone (they could be hours off before) • Forecast wording is now translated, and StrikeCast now speaks Italian Stay aware, never alarmed.

Storm alerts didn't always arrive as they should — that's fixed. • Tap an alert to open the map on that spot • Alerts now in your language and units Worth updating if you rely on alerts. Stay aware, never alarmed.

Small bug fixes

Read the storm at a glance. Fresher strikes now glow brighter — a new color ramp fades every strike from white-hot (just now) through amber to burnt as it ages, so you can see which way the storm is actually moving.

Small adjustments and fixes.

Know your storm at a glance. Tap any lightning strike to open a detailed card — distance, time, location, and a satellite view — then set alerts for that spot in a single tap.

Technical fixes

Technical fixes

• Onboarding refinements — a smoother, clearer first run. • Bug fixes and stability improvements. Stay aware, never alarmed.

• Live lightning tracking expands beyond the US, now Europe is now covered too. • StrikeCast now speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and French. • The map now opens in Hybrid view for clearer ground detail. • Smoother in-app updates and assorted fixes. Stay aware, never alarmed.

- Lightning coverage now spans Europe, Africa and the Middle East. - Distances now show in kilometers or miles automatically, based on your region.