Small fixes to the way lists and days read. EVENTS HOLDS STILL WHEN YOU SCROLL The list used to guess how tall each row was before it drew it, then correct itself once it knew — which moved the screen under your thumb. It measures everything up front now, so a scroll goes where you put it. AT THE SHOW OPENS ON WHO'S GOING The People tab led with Met, so before a show it opened on an empty screen. Going comes first now, because that's the question you're asking beforehand — who else will be there, and who to find. Met is still a tap away, and it's the one that matters once you're home. A CLEANER DAY The date and its arrows have the row to themselves. Arrange and Optimise are gone — they asked you to curate a day you're already walking through. Your day stays in time order.

A new look, and a lot that now works the way you expected. THE APP LOOKS LIKE ITSELF New screen titles, cleaner tab strips, and covers that match what you actually do. Dark mode was audited screen by screen, so the places that used to flash white at night don't any more. And the loading screen no longer changes size on its way in. COMPANIES HAVE OFFICES A firm with twelve locations now shows all twelve — grouped by state, headquarters marked, each with its own page carrying the address and the phone number. Tap through to any branch. A MAP OF WHERE PEOPLE ACTUALLY WORK Reps and suppliers get their territory. Architects, engineers and general contractors get a map of their offices instead, because a firm with a Charlotte office doesn't "cover North Carolina". And a territory covering the whole country now says "Nationwide" rather than listing fifty-one states. FOUNDING COMPANY AND VERIFIED Two marks on company pages. Founding goes to the companies who brought three or more of their own people on early. Verified means the page is claimed and run by someone who works there. Neither can be bought and neither affects search order. MESSAGES READS LIKE MESSAGES New thread design, proper bubbles, links that are links, and group and personal conversations in labelled runs instead of interleaved. The unread dot means what it says, and swipe to delete works. SAY WHAT YOU'RE UP TO The status screen now covers whether you're available, where you're working from today, and what you're working on — each with its own expiry, so nothing sits there claiming something that stopped being true last week. It shows you exactly what your network will see before you save it. PHOTOS YOU POST CAN BE EDITED PROPERLY Adjust, crop, straighten, filters, text in seven faces, pen, marker and pencil, and stickers — including the real logos of companies on Nextprojex, searchable by name. FACE ID, IF YOU WANT IT Off unless you turn it on, and the only place you're asked is the sign-in screen itself — a Use Face ID switch beside Forgot your password. Turn it on and, if your session ever ends, your face gets you back in instead of an emailed code. Leave it off and nothing is saved. Locking the app itself behind Face ID is a separate switch in Settings, your passcode still opens it either way, and there is always a way back to signing in normally. Your face never leaves your iPhone — Nextprojex never receives it. TRADES READ AS TRADES The classification numbers are gone from your profile and the trade picker — Glass, Glazing & Doors, not 08 Glass, Glazing & Doors. YOU NO LONGER NEED AN EMPLOYER TO BE HERE If you're between roles or working independently, you're listed. Turn on Open to work and your card says so. FIXES THROUGHOUT Profile edits save. The message bar stays put instead of riding the keyboard up. Fifteen places where the keyboard trapped you now let go, five that quietly failed to save now tell you, and six that showed stale data now refresh. Your invite card shows your code and sends your link. Companies and Products list alphabetically when you're browsing. The notification you haven't read is the one you'll see.

This one is mostly about the small things that were getting in the way. The keyboard now closes everywhere — drag the list, tap Done, or tap away — and the bottom bar stays put instead of riding up with it. Profile edits save properly. Name, position, company and about all stick. Company pages now show every line a firm represents, grouped by category the way the website groups them. Curtain wall, windows, skylights and structural glass are now separate systems on profiles and on RFQs, instead of being lumped together. Messages: the blue dot now sits next to the conversation that's waiting on you, and it clears when you open it. Swipe left on a conversation to delete it from your inbox. Events: saying you're going to a show no longer connects you to everyone else who's going. Marking someone as met stays with the person who marked it. There's also a new look across the app — clearer screen titles, tab strips instead of stacked filters, and a dark mode that's actually readable. Plus a long list of fixes for taps that looked like they worked and didn't.

Posts take photographs — up to five • Tap to pick up to five, drag to reorder, tap the X on one you didn't mean. • Bars for size and rotation, so a logo or a sticker can be placed with a thumb instead of two fingers. • Put a company's logo on a photo and that firm hears about it — a logo sticker tags them. • Video belongs to Beam, so a post is photographs. Stickers on a Beam The same logos and stickers, burned into the clip. Message anyone. Connect with any firm. • Message is on every profile and every company page, whether or not you're connected. • Connect replaces Follow — this is a trade network, not a newspaper. • RFQ on reps and suppliers, "Are we bidding?" on GCs and subs. Both arrive with the paid tier. The lines a rep carries • The full sheet: what each manufacturer makes, where that firm carries it, and a way through to their page. • Sweep a thumb across the logo strip and each one lifts big enough to actually read. • Nothing gets dropped now — a line we hold no page for still shows up by name. The people you met • Their own page, and one list that spans every show. • A private note under anyone you met. It stays yours. • Undo a meeting from the list, not just from the roster. Products opens on its categories All 41 of them, biggest first, instead of a wall of manufacturers. Also • Profiles open immediately instead of after a pause. • Tap anyone's picture — on a post, a comment, a profile — to open them. • Change your password, or reset one you've forgotten. • Notifications show what they're actually about. They were all bells before. • A Done key on every search field. • Company QR codes, and somewhere to type one.

Sign in Signing in now starts with your password, with the one-time code still there as an option. Signing in with Google happens inside the app and shows Nextprojex instead of a browser page. Connection requests Requests waiting on you now show a count in Network, and the app icon carries a badge so you can see them without opening the app. Request and activity notifications can be switched off in Settings. Your profile Add your work history under Experience, and set which office you work out of. Both match what's already on nextprojex.com. Company pages The Products section now appears on a company page. It could be filled in before but was never shown. Products Lines & reps is rebuilt — manufacturers grouped by category, with the same cards as the website. Also in this release Privacy policy, terms and support are now linked in Settings, and a crash in the post editor is fixed.

Messages now live on your phone. Threads open the moment you tap them instead of loading from scratch every time. Photos stay put once you've seen them, and anything you send with no signal goes out when you're back. Activity is a photo feed. A post with a picture draws as a photo card. Add topical tags and each one gets a page of its own, so you can ask the feed for a trade or a product instead of scrolling for it. The + at the end of the chip row opens a composer that starts with the shot. CEU, for whoever runs them at your office. Ask us to unlock the CEU Desk and you get your firm's bookings, what's scheduled, invitations to send to colleagues, and the record of everyone who signed in — kept for you, not just for the day. It's free. Everyone else can say they're going, keep their AIA number on file, and keep their own log of what they attended.

Update to the cover photos. Cleaner menu. Report a Bug now sits with everything else instead of on its own, and the icons across the app have been redrawn to match the rest of the Nextprojex family. Some tools that belong in Nextprojex Workspace have been removed from this app so the menu only shows what your account can actually open