A new look, all the way through. The Aurora design now covers every screen, including navigation: a floating tab bar, no more repeated screen titles, and a night-sky glow behind everything. • Your Timeline and Species collection now refresh on their own while the app is open. • Clearer empty and error states. A night with no visitors now says so and offers "Show all", and when something fails to load you see what failed and a Retry button. Fixes • The Cameras screen now shows when wildlife alerts are paused. • The "Wildlife alerts are paused" banner now clears when you come back to the app after alerts resume. • The Timeline's All view now shows the same sighting, species and notable totals as the Biodiversity page. • Switches that are off are easier to see.

For about a second after opening the app, the timeline showed each camera's internal id instead of its name, then replaced it with the real one. Two causes, both fixed. The offline cache never stored the camera name, so on a cold start every saved sighting came back nameless. And when a name was missing the app tried to make the id readable rather than simply saying "Camera" - which, with the ids Ring actually issues, printed the id almost in full. Camera names now survive a restart and appear immediately, and an internal id can no longer reach the screen.

The camera list said "Online" for every camera. It was not checking: that status is whatever Ring last told us through a connectivity event, and nothing re-checks it, so a camera we had simply stopped hearing about still read as Online. It now says "Connected", which is what we actually know. The list also said "monitoring" for every camera, including ones you had switched off and indoor ones, which are never analysed. Each camera now shows the two things separately: whether Ring reports it connected, and whether we are actually watching it.

Push notifications now work. The app asked for permission but the entitlement that lets iOS issue a push token was missing from the build, so no token was ever created. That is fixed, along with the token type the app reported to our servers. The app and the web dashboard now show the same thing. They had drifted apart: screens that existed in one and not the other, and three different ways of calculating the same biodiversity figure. Every page has been rebuilt to match. • Tap any sighting to open it — full photo, species, camera, time, and a way to tell us when an identification is wrong. • Biodiversity is now simply the number of distinct species your cameras have identified, rather than an index out of 100 that meant nothing. The ring fills as that count grows. • Cameras have their own page, listed by name rather than by device id. • Cameras that are unreachable are marked OFFLINE in Settings, instead of looking identical to working ones. • Links to yardwild.erbacciltd.com open directly in the app instead of Safari. • Fixed a crash that could close the app when opening the Biodiversity tab.

Nuovi screenshot nell'App Store — nessuna modifica all'app. Same app as 1.0.2: passwordless sign-in, real YardWild artwork throughout, and the Ring account-link return now signs you straight in.

Refreshed look and a smoother way in. • Signing in is now front and centre and stays passwordless: enter your email and we send a 6-digit code. • The app now uses the real YardWild artwork and a proper icon set throughout, including the tab bar. • Returning from linking your Ring account now signs you straight in instead of dropping you back at the start. • The species figure on your timeline now matches your Species tab and the web dashboard. • Exporting your sightings is faster and no longer opens an external browser.

A fresh new look for YardWild — a cleaner, field-guide design across your Timeline, species collection, sighting details, and settings. Plus performance and stability improvements.