SOS improvements: when you trigger SOS, each of your trusted contacts now gets a text with your live-location link, from your own number. Plus the reliability fixes from the last update.

Fixes a rare problem where Alexo could fail to open on a slow or unstable connection. The map now appears straight away while alerts, location and your profile finish loading in the background.

Safer route planning. - Routes are now ranked by how much higher-risk ground you actually walk, not by a single peak reading. In central London the old score sat at its ceiling almost everywhere, so alternative routes often tied. - Plan ahead for a future date. Route scoring now reflects the month you choose to travel. - Areas that are busier than usual for the time of year are flagged on a route, and Around risk can steer you around them. - Stretches with little historical data are labelled as such, instead of being treated as quiet. - New Unusual view on the seasonal map shows the same signal route planning uses. - Clearer wording when sharing what you've seen, with a reminder that Alexo signals are not police reports (in an emergency, call 999).

Clearer scope, clearer errors: • Alexo now says up front what it is - a community awareness network. Nothing you post is sent to the police; for emergencies call 999. • Report submissions that are refused (for example, when you are too far from the spot) now explain the real reason. • Layout fixes: every onboarding screen now scrolls on smaller viewports and iPad. • SOS reliability improvements for trusted-contact links.