Just a few tweaks this time, but it's nice to get my hands dirty again. Thanks to the flare community for spotting a couple of small bugs- I've done my best to get them sorted.

Got some user feedback- thanks Sam... What on earth do you do when you're the first to respond to a flare?! Well, now there's a link to a website that tells you all about first aid. I've learnt a thing or two just by implementing the feature, so it's worth a look. You might also notice that there's a pretty fancy new App Preview, on the App Store (just below, if you're here now). I know, it's not that important, but it was fun to make and it shows what the app's all about, in 15 seconds.

Now that Flare has been in the app store for a little while, you guys have made it clear that it would be even better with one or two extra features. I've spent the rainy bank holiday weekend working on the most common request, which was to show how old an incident is. It wasn't as quick as I was expecting, but I'm quite pleased with the result- I hope you are too! So, if you ever have to respond to an incident now, you'll be able to see how old it is by the number on the orange map pin (it turns grey when a flare is really old).

There was a bug in the first release. Thanks to those who spotted that adding an emergency contact didn't work on the first attempt. I was trying to make make the code a bit neater and it backfired. Oh well, it's fixed now and it won't happen again (it might happen again). Also, i've added a notification when you swipe to close the app. In my attempt to be as unobtrusive as possible in the way I designed the app, you'll only get an emergency notification if you've left the app backgrounded. Let me know if it's annoying and i'll turn down the frequency a bit. Or, if you have any other ideas, let me know!