New in 2.0.1: • Map rethought: one location button zooms to you and follows. Choose “North up” or “Direction of travel” in Settings. Drag the map to move it freely – the compass only appears when the map is rotated. • Vehicle size slider with live preview: indicators and brake lights are easy to see. Zoomed in close, vehicles grow up to their real size. • MQTT: up to three servers of your own with port and TLS. A unique ID per receiver – sending to OpenTrafficMap works reliably again. • New app icon. • More detailed diagnostics log (MAC addresses anonymised). • Fixed: the Mail window kept closing when sending diagnostics.

Our biggest update yet: • New three-step setup: notes and permissions, a receiver guide to tick off, and a driving profile in one tap – available again any time under Settings → “Set up receiver”. • See lights earlier: the next traffic light appears from about 300 m as soon as the approach is clear. • The light disappears right after the stop line and the next one takes over immediately. • More accurate matching at large junctions: pedestrian signals are no longer shown as car signals. • Redesigned CarPlay: larger signals, the colour as a word (also for colour-blind drivers), distance under every signal, green-wave speed in its own row, a calm screen when no light is near, a smooth change to the next light. • Turns that must yield to pedestrians show a flashing hint; flashing amber is shown as “Flashing amber”. • Wide junctions with several turn and straight-ahead lanes. • Country rules for Europe and the UK: red-and-amber only where it exists, left-hand traffic, mph and yards. • New sound when your light turns green; emergency-vehicle warning only when it is heading your way. • New languages: French, Czech, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. • Supports the new receiver firmware 2.0 with a faster Bluetooth link.