Synapse 1.4.1 brings the whole app to Korean, Spanish and Hindi, and makes cameras easier to find and errors easier to act on. - Full Korean, Spanish and Hindi translation across every screen. - Cameras are found more reliably when your phone is on a camera's own Wi-Fi. - Errors now show the camera's own words, in your language, instead of technical codes. - Deleting a recording no longer warns that footage is missing from the card. - An app update can no longer interrupt a recording or a camera firmware update. - Correct number formatting per language, including Spanish decimals.

Synapse 1.3.1 makes it easier to manage larger camera fleets. - Organize cameras into groups, search and filter the fleet, and see clearer camera status. - Set up nearby cameras and record with the cameras that are ready. - Recover cameras after address changes and update supported cameras from the field. - See take size and upload status in Library. - Fixes for scrolling, camera counts, long names, setup, and camera updates.

Synapse 1.3.0 brings a refined control experience for compatible egocentric and multi-camera capture rigs. - Clearer camera discovery and capture controls - Improved recording status, Library, and device settings - More precise privacy disclosures and fewer unnecessary permissions - Reliability improvements

Recordings now save with the correct date and time. - A camera that is offline and connected only to your phone has no clock of its own, so recordings could be saved under the wrong date. The app now sets the camera's time and time zone before recording starts. - Safer camera updates. The app checks that a camera can actually accept an update before sending one, and tells you plainly when it cannot instead of failing part way. - Clearer results after an update, including when a camera installs it but needs to be turned off and on again. - Wi-Fi fixes when saving a network to a camera. - The camera list now fits two cameras per row, and exposure controls are available on the capture screen. - Stability and reliability improvements.

Clearer camera status. - A camera that has stopped responding is now shown as such, instead of appearing connected. The card explains what happened and shows the address it was last reachable at, so you can check it. - Soft exposure mode is now hidden on cameras that cannot run it, rather than silently doing nothing. - Tidier session details under the player. - Stability and reliability improvements.

Recording no longer stops when you navigate back mid-capture. Your take keeps rolling and the camera stays connected. Also in this version: - Exposure control for connected cameras - Stop All now confirms first, and lists which cameras it will stop - Frame rate stays visible when a camera is idle, not just while recording - Playback fills the screen correctly, with real landscape fullscreen - A camera that briefly drops off the network is no longer removed from your list - Recordings survive the app going to the background - Refreshed look throughout, with corrected 6thSense branding

Recordings now show when they were actually captured, not when the file was written. The Library tells you when it could not reach the camera, instead of showing an empty list that looked like you had no recordings. Fixed a case where the app could get stuck loading with no way out, and one where a demo recording could be lost when leaving the Capture screen. Also: a faster camera list, clearer messages when the network drops or the camera is slow, better VoiceOver support, and larger touch targets.

New in this update: - Fleet vs Hotspot: switch a camera between joining your Wi-Fi (so you can control your whole fleet together) and running its own hotspot, right from the app. - Bulk camera onboarding: connect many cameras to your Wi-Fi at once. - Faster network scan with a cleaner, compact control. - See each camera's firmware version at a glance. - Refined charcoal-purple look and a new launch screen. Plus reliability and stability fixes.