- Improved user interface - Added SPEEDUP Motion Tracker - Improved speed measurement accuracy - Updated links to terms of service and privacy policy

- Added SPEEDUP Groups, a free photo, video, audio and speed sharing service. People can upload photos, videos, drawings, or voice messages to our service and share them with their followers or with a selected group of friends. They can also view, comment and like posts shared by their friends on SPEEDUP Groups. - Fixed minor bugs in the user interface

- Fixed a minor issue in the user interface related to the sizes of the banner ads

- Improved the robustness and accuracy of the speed measurement algorithm - Improved the UI for a better user experience

- Brand new user interface based on the camera app model - Added more ways to measure the speed of a ball : the smartphone/tablet may not only be placed on the ground, but also held in hand or fixed on a tripod. - 2D and 3D representations of the trajectory of the ball have been introduced in order for the users to be able to analyze their pitches. - Added a map of SPEEDUP hot spots, i.e., places around your current location where SPEEDUP app users gather to take part in a speed challenge and/or practice together. - The user interface has been designed so that speed measurement sessions may be shared with a large audience through mobile streaming (on platforms like twitch, Facebook, YouTube, etc.), screen mirroring, bluetooth speaker pairing, and speed broadcasting on the SPEEDUP Live web interface.

- Fixed a bug that could cause the application to crash after pressing the "back" button at the end of a speed measurement session.

- Fixed a few issues related to memory management - Added push notifications - Solved a major backend issue which prevented the users from subscribing to the pro version

- Added a photo gallery containing the pictures produced after each speed measurement. A typical image displays a representation of the ball's trajectory as well as an information about the speed of the ball. - Added a message emphasizing the need for the phone to be kept static during a speed measurement session. - Improved memory management in order to minimise memory leakages.

- Added the sign-in capability in the entitlements file, which was missing in the previous release preventing the users from signing in with their Apple id.

- Added an alert for the app to know whether the user is located on the field or off the field. If located off the field (at home, for instance), the app will be configured so that the user can have a taste of SPEEDUP before he can go on the field.

- Added user authentication using passwords, and popular federated identity providers like Google, Facebook and Apple. - Reduced the number of ads displayed inside the app after a purchase

- Corrected minor bugs related to the processing of in-app-purchase transactions

- Alert "Good to know" was not displayed after the user had purchased a subscription. It is now always displayed.