We fixed some minor bugs related to species identification.

Bug fixes and improvements to recognition speed.

Enhanced AI recognition, UI improvements, minor bug fixes

In this update, we've revamped the user interface to make navigating SightTrack smoother and more intuitive, ensuring you can focus on capturing and exploring wildlife with ease. A new Community tab lets you view other users' profiles, fostering connections with fellow nature enthusiasts who share your passion for biodiversity. We've also added comprehensive guides and detailed info pages to walk you through the app’s features, helping both new and returning users get the most out of SightTrack. Plus, we’re excited to introduce a preview of our upcoming service hours logging feature, designed to track your conservation efforts—though it’s still under construction, so stay tuned for its full release. Your feedback drives these changes, and we’re grateful for your support in building a stronger, more connected wildlife tracking community

We completely changed the layout of our app, from data management to user interface. The new dark theme is accompanied with more features, including data analysis, student-friendliness, and community page. Another major change is the implementation of the Area Capture mode, which was developed to help researchers gather data in a high density region. Users are allowed to chose an area around them, and try to take as many photos as possible. Future updates include service hour tracking, user info, groups, and community biodiversity scores. IMPORTANT: The MapBox package isn't compatible with iOS 18.4. All version prior will work fine