• Maintenance under the hood: the usage measurement happens without a name or account and is now more accurate, so I can see better which parts of the app are actually used. Nothing changes in the app itself.

• Maintenance under the hood: a Pro purchase is now recorded correctly straight away. Nothing changes in the app itself.

• Fixed zooming on the map: cameras near the top and bottom of the screen disappeared as you zoomed in, and the further you zoomed, the more went missing. The map now shows every camera across the whole screen at any zoom level.

• The grid is now the first thing you open, with themes at the top: Winter sports, Beach & surf, Harbours, Cities, Everywhere. It opens on Winter sports through ski season and remembers your last pick after that. • Hundreds of new live cameras: Thai highways, Polish Silesia, the French coast and mountains, Slovak ski resorts, and official YouTube livecams from Japan, harbours and nature reserves that now play right in the app. • Smoother and lighter on your battery: cameras that are out of view, behind an open camera screen, in Discover or in Favorites, no longer keep playing in the background.

• Hundreds of new live cameras: ski resorts in Poland, the Tatras and North America, and beaches and surf spots in France. • Discover shows a new selection every ten minutes. Free rounds have fifteen places, Pro keeps going. • Search for any place and the map flies there. • Share a camera as a link that opens it straight in the app. • See the local time and whether it is day or night at each camera. • The LIVE badge only lights up when the picture is actually playing. • Favorites play live, six at a time for free and all of them with Pro. • Cameras that stream on YouTube can now play in the app.

Pro now does what it promised: the grid goes to twenty-four cameras at once instead of six. Saved places come back after a restart, even the ones you have not opened in a while. Discover starts somewhere else in the world every time you open it. Every camera is now checked every twenty-four hours, including the ones that have been steady for weeks.