See several objects at once — a new "Multiple objects" filter finds captures where two or more things were moving across your sky together, and the player now boxes every object it tracked. Your camera at a glance — its status, a live view, the trash, the zoomed-in copy, and the keep and render buttons are now on your phone, just like on uapfinder.com. Step to the previous or next capture from the player. Set your camera's location from your phone. Watch and control your sky camera from your phone. My Cameras — sign in on your phone and on the computer running the capture service, and they find each other. Browse recent detections, see how each was classified, and play the clips. Camera settings — change what your camera is doing without walking over to it. Night-only or around the clock, which detections it keeps, how sensitive it is, how long clips are held. Works from anywhere. Away from home — detections and clips now reach you off your home Wi-Fi, with no router setup. Mark what you have seen — watch a clip and record that you believe it is genuinely anomalous, kept separate from whatever the camera decided. In-app player with the tracker overlay — a marker follows the object through the clip, and one tap jumps to the moment it appears. Filter by type — orbs, course changes, unexplained, satellites, aircraft or meteors. Save to Photos — keep any clip, with or without the tracker drawn on it. Clips are kept on your phone, so last night's captures play with no connection at all. Also: a much clearer way to sign in, encrypted connections to your own camera, and a long list of fixes to downloading, filtering and playback. Plus fixes: the verified filter works away from home, and the list downloads every clip it shows.