Golden hour alerts finally arrive. ZORIA never asked permission to send notifications, so none could be delivered. Your alert settings — threshold, lead time, sunrise, sunset — are now kept between launches. Adding a followed place now opens the full city list with search, instead of a short selection. Two passages still showed in French inside the English app.

The sun in line. - Every viewpoint now shows the days the sun will set exactly in line with it. Usually two dates a year, worked out from its own latitude and the direction it actually faces - With ZORIA Pro, search those days across a whole destination and date range: "Spain, 3 to 10 March" - The app says what it knows. Which way a viewpoint faces is recorded for only one place in eight, and very unevenly between countries: the screen states this before you search, with the numbers, instead of going quiet The Atlas joins ZORIA Pro. - The 37,220 viewpoints, their sunset times and the search are now part of the subscription - Solar hours, the sky score and the ten-day forecast stay free, as promised. So do your photo album and the shared gallery Fixes. - The "See the plans" button in the alignment search did nothing - In the Atlas, cards were drawn over the clock while scrolling Viewpoint data comes from OpenStreetMap and is used under the ODbL licence.

An Atlas that covers the world. 37,220 viewpoints across 102 countries, up from nine — nearly all of them around Nice The places come from OpenStreetMap: viewpoints that people went out and mapped, not a list someone made up Sunset time and sun position are computed for each place, at its own latitude and time zone — so they shift with the season, as they do in reality Elevation and the direction a viewpoint faces are shown when they are known, and left out when they are not Search. Search by place name or country: "Phromthep", "Iceland". Accents and capitals do not matter In the gallery too: type "Callian" and you see every sky shared from Callian Smoother. The Atlas no longer stutters when you scroll, even with thirty-seven thousand places The gallery loads a page at a time instead of asking for everything at once Search bars stay visible while you scroll Viewpoint data comes from OpenStreetMap and is used under the ODbL licence.

Place names. Every photo published to the gallery now carries the name of the place it was taken — "Nai Harn · Phuket", never a street address ZORIA suggests it when it knows your location at the moment of the shot; you can correct it before publishing The gallery shows the place and the author on every thumbnail, and the golden window of the day in a photo's detail view A faster gallery. Thumbnails are fifteen times lighter than before: the grid opens without waiting, even on a weak connection Deleting means deleting. Removing a photo from your album now also removes it from the gallery, and erases its file from our servers Reliability: network failures are now reported instead of passing for successes, the gallery no longer empties itself after an hour of use, and erasing your data either completes — or tells you why it could not.

The public gallery. - Publish a photo from your album to the ZORIA gallery, with the score, the place and the sky conditions at the moment you pressed the shutter - Every photo is reviewed before it appears - Make a photo private again whenever you like: it is then erased from our servers - Report and block on every photo - An account is only needed to publish: Sign in with Apple, a pen name, nothing else. Delete your account from inside the app. - Browsing the gallery needs no account - Your album and your private photos never leave your phone - A free account publishes one photo per week; ZORIA Pro publishes without limit Fixes: the version number shown in settings, and several messages that stayed invisible when an operation failed.

SHARE YOUR SKIES Any photo in your album can now become an image to share, in one of two layouts: • Simple caption — the photo untouched, with the score out of 100, the place, the date and the time along the bottom. • Full card — the photo, then the sky detail from that moment: low, mid and high cloud, the golden window and the sun's azimuth. The full card appears only for photos taken with ZORIA's camera from this version onwards, as they are the only ones carrying those measurements. Every other photo keeps the caption, with no error message. THE REAL TIME OF YOUR PHOTOS A photo imported from your library now shows the time it was actually taken, read from the file itself — not the moment you added it to the album. When the file carries no such date, ZORIA shows none rather than guessing. For the same reason, an imported photo no longer inherits the sky score, the city or the solar phase of the day you imported it. ZORIA has no way of knowing the conditions it was shot in, and would rather say nothing than say something false — all the more so now that these details can leave your phone. CLEARER CONFIRMATIONS Confirmation prompts before deleting now appear in the centre of the screen, with both buttons plainly visible. On some iPhones they appeared at the top, with the text cut short.