Draw your property line and it stays on the map. It used to vanish the moment you tapped Done, with nothing on screen to tell you whether it had worked. The aerial layer is on, and a read gives you back about eighteen seconds it used to spend waiting. Terrain relief keeps working with no signal, which is where you actually use it. Contour detail is corrected at every zoom level, and stand-scale features show up on ground that supports them. Dropping a pin no longer pushes the map out from under your tap. The app now tells you when the copy on your phone is out of date, instead of leaving you to work out why something is not behaving.

Adding a stand now takes coordinates. Paste them into the box across the top of the map in whatever form your handheld or map app gives you, degrees and minutes included, and the screen says so instead of leaving you to find it. A Tools directory replaces the phone drawer, so every tool is one tap from the same place. The green-up read is rebuilt on matched pixels, and the map now says what it is drawing. Field sessions, ground observations and harvest services are in. On shared ground, each hunter's own records stay their own. Fixed a crash that could drop a Scored Call recorded before the hour's weather had landed.

The first RackIQ release. Read the sample ground, add your own, and put your first Scored Call on the record.