Back up your places, and put a code on the wall. • Backup, off until you turn it on: sign in with Apple and your scanned places are copied to your ICIDO account, so a lost or replaced iPhone doesn't lose scans that took you an hour to walk. Restore them onto a new iPhone from the Places tab. • Publish a place as a code: ICIDO gives you a QR code and a printable sheet with the place's name on it. Anyone who scans it gets the map and can be guided around it — they need no account, and nothing about them comes back to you. • Maps are about a third of the size they were, so backing up and downloading is faster. • Updating a large map no longer closes the app, and ICIDO warns you if memory runs low during a scan. • Camera vision ("what do you see?") uses Apple Intelligence on iPhones that support it. The separate 370 MB download is gone. • Settings → Account: sign out, or delete your account and everything held for it, from inside the app. Scanning, navigating, tagging and opening a place someone shared still need no account and work with no signal. Anything you say, anything the camera remembered, and your history never leave your iPhone.

TALK TO ICIDO Tap the microphone and just ask. "Take me to the kitchen." "What's around me?" "Tag this spot." It listens, answers, and keeps the thread of a conversation so you can follow up. Everything is understood on your iPhone — nothing you say is ever sent anywhere. ASK WHAT IT SEES ICIDO can now describe what the camera is looking at and read signs and labels aloud. It runs entirely on your iPhone. Optionally, it can remember what it saw so you can ask later where you left something — off unless you turn it on, and it keeps words, never pictures. PROPERTIES Group the places at one site — a house, a garage, a workshop — and arrange them on a site plan the way they really sit. See the whole property as one 3D model, navigate from a spot in one building to a spot in another, and share the lot as a single file. WHOLE BUILDINGS IN ONE SCAN Scan two or three floors as one place. ICIDO works out how many storeys it has, shows you the one you're standing on, and follows you up the stairs. Plus many fixes to scanning, navigation and maps throughout.

Clearer guidance when a scan stalls. ICIDO now tells you what's actually wrong — whether you're aiming at a surface with too little detail for the camera to track, or simply sweeping too quickly — instead of always suggesting more light. Settings → Help explains why a bare wall is hard to track even on a LiDAR iPhone.

A big update focused on the maps and everyday use: • Tap any mini-map to open it full screen — and pick where you're going right on the map • Name spots by tapping the map, no walking there required; names now show on every map • One clear map language everywhere: blue is walkable floor, purple is solid, black is not yet scanned • Group places into buildings (floor by floor) or properties (a garage, a parking lot and a house as one site) • Find Me answers faster, and your places stay recognisable as rooms change over time • Updating a map is safer: it can be undone, no longer doubles the floor, and can clear furniture you've moved away • A hands-on guided tour teaches the app by doing