LocalRock 1.2.0 brings a map editor and full map management. MAP EDITOR Tap the pencil on the map to draw no-go zones, invisible walls, carpets and thresholds. Drag shapes to move them, drag a corner to resize, or rotate them. You can also split and merge rooms, rename rooms and set floor types. Every save is checked against the robot's map so you know it was stored. The new Maps screen (More > Maps) lets you rename and delete maps, and send the robot out to map your home again, for example after moving the dock. MULTI-LEVEL HOMES Keep a map for each floor, switch floors with the picker on the map, or let the robot recognise the floor by itself. WHAT'S NEW IN THE APP After an update, a short summary like this one now appears in the app. You can open it again from Settings > About. FIXES - Mapping runs now show as Mapping. - Round carpets keep their shape when you edit carpets. - The cleaned area no longer flickers during map changes. - The saved map list loads reliably when you open a robot. Map edits can currently be saved on robots with a single saved map.

This version works with your existing server. Pairing newer models that use the V2 setup flow requires a server on v1.1.0 or newer; everything else in this release works on older server versions too. Pairing: Setting up a vacuum now waits until the process is genuinely finished. Previously the app could report success as soon as the robot reached your server, before setup had fully completed, leaving you with a vacuum that looked connected but never showed any data. The app now also tells you when a robot has been set up under different credentials, instead of simply timing out with no explanation. Camera live view: Newer models secure the camera with a pattern drawn on a grid rather than a typed code. You can now draw it directly, with the keypad still available for robots that use one. When a robot refuses to start the stream, the app explains why in plain language instead of showing a raw error. Note that on some models, remote viewing can only be switched on from the manufacturer's own app while the robot is connected to the manufacturer's cloud, and that setting is lost once the robot is moved to a local server. Connection reliability: Reopening the app no longer tears down a healthy connection. Map updates are fetched less aggressively while cleaning, which keeps the link responsive on busy networks. Expired server sessions now recover on their own instead of asking you to sign in again. Redesign The device list, vacuum screen and map view have been reworked, with a larger map and revised light and dark themes.