- Favourites: tap an act to heart it. Your picks stand out in the timetable and Now view, sync automatically between iPhone and Apple Watch, and are marked in the widgets — stored only on your devices, no account needed. - Home-screen widgets: small and medium widgets show what is playing now and what is up next on a stage of your choice. Add one per stage — a tap opens the app right at that stage. - Small polish throughout the widgets and event blocks.

- Faster, lighter updates: the app now checks for schedule changes instead of re-downloading everything, so refreshes are quicker and use less data — handy on festival Wi-Fi. - Apple Watch improvements: the watch app and its widgets now share one schedule, so widgets stay in step with the app and update more efficiently. - The share screen on the watch is easier to read, and the widget card scales more gracefully across watch sizes.

- Artists, front and centre: each act now shows the performer's name alongside the title, so you can see who is playing at a glance. - A clearer programme: every type of happening has its own icon — live music, ceremonies, sound baths and singing bowls, drums and handpan, yoga, workshops, dance, theatre and talks. - A more refined Apple Watch layout: the now-playing card gives the artist and title more room, with a subtle festival watermark behind them.

- Share the app on the spot: a new Share tab with a QR code a friend can scan — App Store on iPhone, the web app on anything else — plus the system share sheet. On Apple Watch a share QR now lives in the toolbar. - The Now view comes alive around the edges of the festival: an opening-day welcome while the camp goes up, and a pointer to the GROUNDING days once the music ends. - Polish throughout, including a softer, festival-toned background. Unofficial, fan-made guide, not affiliated with the festival.