NEW: Find talk. Comment on other collectors' finds and leave likes — with reporting and blocking to keep things civil. Rolling out gradually after the update. NEW: Pick the find spot on the map — for finds you log at home rather than on site via GPS. NEW: "War/WWII" map layer — bunkers and war sites as their own toggle in the legend. FIXED: The map button for adding a find never fetched a GPS position, blocking submission. CLEARER: "Report a find" is now "Add a find" throughout.

NEW: Your finds, right in the app! • Save your own finds: photo, note and the exact spot. Private, visible only to you. • Share if you like: after review your find appears anonymously on the map, coarsened to about 5 km. Your exact spot stays secret. • Add photos to places: contribute up to 4 photos per map point and collect likes. • Explorer levels: earn XP for approved contributions, with your level right on the map. • Meet Werner: our wolf now guides you through the app. • Easier to read: larger text everywhere plus a new text size setting in Account (Standard, Large, Extra large). • Large photos are resized automatically on upload. • New in Account: legal info, data export and account deletion. Happy exploring!

Four additions to the map. Gold panning rivers: 37 rivers across Europe where panning is worthwhile, among them the Rhine, Eder, Isar, Oker and Zwickauer Mulde. Part of orecast Pro. Amber areas: 15 documented sites, free for everyone. Fossils with substance: sites now show what was actually found there. Instead of just a collection name you get the fossil group with its own picture, the most common genera, the age in millions of years and the formation. Records from museum collections also carry the locality, the year of the find and the holding institution. The age is deliberately given as a range. These are the boundaries of the geological interval, not a measurement taken on a single fossil.