• More Stable Magnetic Monitoring: Implemented a backup connection mechanism to ensure data continuity even if a source becomes unstable • NOAA Bulletins Upgrade: Improved the display layout and refined how historical messages are presented • Knowledge Page Redesign: Revamped the interface for better readability, including a new introduction to GOES magnetometers • Visual Refinements: Added a blur effect to the status bar and polished UI details for a cleaner look

• New GOES Magnetometer Charts: Monitor magnetosphere changes in real-time to quickly spot aurora outbursts. • Improved Chart Interaction: We adjusted gesture handling to resolve scrolling conflicts. Browsing the Aurora Data page is now much smoother. • Fixed Minor Issues: Squashed minor bugs to keep the aurora as the star.

• Beautified the Aurora Map page menu style for a more comfortable look! Also fixed the Southern Lights display issue • The Aurora Data page now allows you to enable "Red Night Mode" in settings, effectively reducing eye strain while chasing auroras in the dark and preserving your night vision • I've collected and added some aurora viewing spots in Fairbanks, Alaska • Other minor bug fixes and UI adjustments

• Aurora enthusiasts using iOS 26 devices can now enjoy the Liquid Glass effect, making your screen’s texture as crystal clear and mesmerizing as the auroras, with smoother and more soothing swipes • We’ve added a notification scheduling feature because we know you need to focus while working and truly relax during your downtime. Notifications outside your set time will be delivered silently • NOAA push notifications now default to only send essential alerts needed for aurora viewing, keeping distractions at bay. Advanced users can still enable other types of notifications, giving you full control over the information you receive • We also fixed some minor bugs that were barely noticeable

• Fixed a bug where the Aurora map tab state wouldn’t persist, causing it to reset to Northern Lights when returning after switching between North and South • Added NOAA alert history view based on user feedback, making it easy to revisit the last three alerts • Aurora Forecast (HPI) view now supports swipe gestures, allowing smooth left-right switching between Northern and Southern Hemispheres • Squashed some tiny bugs, like little auroras flashing in the night sky, but we caught and fixed them anyway

This update brings smarter aurora display, faster image loading, and more reliable notifications. Thanks to your feedback, we’ve made the following improvements: • Responding to user requests, Southern Aurora mode now auto-switches by location and remembers your settings • Based on user feedback, viewing spots are sorted by distance, with a new map-follow feature for easier navigation • Long-press to expand full viewing spot descriptions • Responding to user requests, added data source display for more transparency • Faster image loading with hemisphere preloading • Better webcam integration and display for smoother viewing • Overall performance improvements with multi-language support • Based on user feedback, improved data analysis process for more accurate and timely push notifications

• Now compatible with iOS 26 for the latest devices and features • Push notifications for NOAA aurora activity include original message codes so advanced users can quickly understand alerts without opening the app • Improved formatting of NOAA aurora notifications makes messages easier to read at a glance • Updated the look and feel of the aurora live webcam page for a smoother viewing experience • Fixed a potential crash and addressed other minor bugs to keep the app running reliably

- Simplified the aurora map based on your feedback — now with fewer distractions for a better viewing experience. - Fixed minor bugs to make your aurora-chasing journey smoother.