• More realistic seabed with sand grains, shell fragments and ripples • See further in drone mode, with a longer-reaching dive light • Swim over and through shipwrecks following their real shape • Fixed drone mode becoming unresponsive and silent when entered a second time • New app icon and stability improvements

• New name: Dive Sites 3D • 90+ new 3D models: 41 large coral reef clusters, 29 reef fish species, 7 new fish schools, liveaboard boats, shipwrecks and underwater log piles • Every species swims, feeds and schools with its own natural behaviour • Sharper coral detail up close, with corals settling naturally into the sand • Stability improvements and bug fixes

• The 3D map is much smoother, even on sites with thousands of corals and rocks — in map view, AR and drone mode. • Drone mode: distant water now fades into open blue like a real dive, instead of showing dark silhouettes on the horizon. • Edit our team's dive-site maps and save them as your own version — the original stays untouched, and you are told when it gets updated. • New map editing tools: spray corals as a patch or one at a time, with a wider size range, and fly the drone over the map you are editing in one tap. • Redesigned dive-site sheet: easy round buttons kept at the bottom, a scrollable full description, and a proper layout on iPad. • Leaving drone mode brings you back to the same dive site with its sheet open. • With the water turned off, the seabed now looks clean and the map is easier to see. • You are asked what to keep when the same map was edited on two devices, and signing out removes maps downloaded to the device.

• Eagle rays now glide across the whole site in long straight lines, and surge forward when the drone gets close or bumps them — just like the real thing. • Every fish school is brighter with clearer markings, including the trevally school that used to look dark. • The app opens straight to the dive-site map, and scrolling the site cards moves the map along with you. • 3D map view: rotating and zooming are much smoother, and the camera can no longer zoom through the seabed. • With the dive torch on you can now see further underwater.

• The 3D dive map is clearer throughout — rocks, objects and marine-life markings now look right. • Marine life is much brighter and easier to make out, both on the map and while diving. • The dive torch reaches further, and underwater visibility is more realistic — distant things fade away gradually. • Fish schools swim slower and more naturally, with higher-detail models for many more species. • “No water” view keeps every animal, object and coral — only the water and its surface disappear.

• Featured trip cards now open inside the app instead of jumping out to the browser, with a back button. • Tapping a trip card moves the map straight to that trip. • Trips closest to you are listed first, and each card shows how far away it is. • Search now lists items from the category you are in (liveaboards / resorts / day trips), not just dive sites. • Fixed chat messages that stayed on screen after signing out. • Fixed a developer diagnostic that sometimes covered the map loading screen.

New! 3D Dive Map — explore dive sites in full 3D, pilot an underwater drone, meet naturally behaving marine life, place the map on your table in AR, and take guided tours.