• Caught On Cam in Toronto: City traffic-camera stills matched to calls. Open them from the Dashboard, events list or map • Home-screen widget with your city's recent calls • Dark, light or device appearance • Now in French and Spanish • New weekly and monthly report viewer with a day-by-day replay • Optional reported-crimes map layer for Toronto and Seattle • Approximate locations are now labelled • Fixes a map crash and cut-off labels

- Codes from a Dispatchr card now apply as soon as you sign up, and your tokens show right away - Setting up from a home card now starts on “My home”, and the phone number is optional - Have a spare token? Extend your site from the dashboard in one tap - Scanning a Dispatchr card with the app installed now keeps your code - 11 more call types explained in plain English

• Find your neighbourhood by postal or ZIP code • Setup suggests your city better • Report emails are now one weekly email plus the monthly, with the next date in Settings • Reports open with “What stood out”, each line linked to the map • Business accounts add a new site in one screen • If your email stops working, the app tells you and lets you update it • Sign-up spots typos like “gmial.com” • If you’re signed out, the app tells you why

BUGFIX: Sign-up UI Messages appear now as expected (Thanks to: Tina) “Forgot password?” has its own page BUGFIX: Your neighbourhood’s numbers follow the 12h / 24h switch Filters reset when you change city Pause report emails for 30 days, or stop all emails in one tap Business accounts choose push, email or both; one switch controls your own alert emails BUGFIX: Map bubbles no longer hide under the header Our own typeface throughout, tidier at larger text sizes

Tap ⓘ on any call type for a plain explanation (1,048 types, every city) Pick your neighbourhood at setup and see how it ranks in your city Sign in with Microsoft Dispatchr Pro on phones: sites, alerts with escalation, incident log with photos, evidence pack and board-pack PDFs, team invites and roles Area and street sites, with the cost shown in tokens per term; the map holds still while you draw Guests at the daily limit are offered a free account (50 a day) Activity Reports can't be switched on without a city Signing out clears the previous account's data Corrected call-type names for SF, Cincinnati and Las Vegas; marker fixes Opened or shared events no longer count in your live Dashboard numbers Neighbourhood ranks of 100+ fit on one line Dallas neighbourhoods follow the city's planning areas iPhone launch-crash fix, steadier maps and many small fixes

- Patched an Expo race that crashed during registration. - Added a guard against an animation crash. - Added Crashlytics - Rebuilt the report viewer, with wide and landscape layouts. - The neighbourhood report is now its own edition. - Proper past-report functionality - Improved onboarding steps - Button design improvements - Account name and e-mail registration fix - Viewport and UI improvements - Fixed sidebar jitter. - Various Dispatchr Pro improvements for UX

- Links now open the app on iOS — city, event and Pro links land where they should - New accounts get their full allowance right away (no more relaunch to leave guest limits) - Redeem a code and Plus unlocks instantly — no reload needed - Map: a marker responds to the first tap again after you dismiss its info bubble - Accessibility: sign-in, the history picker and the neighbourhood panel now work with VoiceOver and TalkBack - Report viewer: the tab bar no longer shows through the page controls

• A new look throughout — redesigned cards, controls and transitions • Introducing Dispatchr Pro for businesses and homes: track specific sites, get alerts about them, and share access with your team • Rebuilt map — clearer event markers, sharper neighbourhood outlines, and a far more responsive info bubble when you tap a marker • Redesigned report viewer with tappable neighbourhoods and notable events • Faster, cleaner startup • Improved VoiceOver support across the app • Fixed: tapping an event inside a report now opens it in the app instead of the browser • Fixed: the locate button no longer covers the neighbourhood panel's close button • Stability and performance improvements

• Fresh new look — redesigned dashboard, event cards, and app-wide typography • New quick data-window selector (12h / 24h) • Browsing a past date now shows a clear historical banner with accurate stats • Fixed: push notifications could silently stop working over time — subscriptions now auto-recover • Fixed: service announcements now display on the dashboard and sidebar • More reliable notification toggles • Performance and stability improvements • Version number sync

What's new in 2.2.0 • NEW: Crimecast activity heatmaps (Plus) — spot car break-in & general activity hotspots across 7, 30, and 90 days • Manage all your notifications in one place, across every city • Fixed event times showing in the wrong timezone in some cities • Smoother, faster city switching • Cleaner sign-in & profile for Apple ID users • UI polish and stability improvements

NEW: 18 cities added — Chicago, Detroit, Vancouver, Halifax, San Francisco, Dallas, Cincinnati, Brampton, Mississauga, and more (23 cities total). PLUS: Toggle between Compact (12h) and Standard (24h/7d) view from the dashboard. Auto-refresh, anomaly data, historical search. IMPROVED: Smarter notifications, cinematic intro, locate-me button, freshness indicator, redesigned subscription card, new city banners, reliable map taps, 84% smaller image assets.

Features - New Dashboard! Explore more around your city in the new homepage/categories. Bug Fixes - Info Bubble text leak on map markers - Better event redirect

Bug Fixes: - Neighbourhood Selection modal not resizing properly on certain screens - Push notifications may not get delivered Improvements: - Menu Icon Improvement - UI Cleanup - Crimecast functions improvements