iPad support

Respect the geocoding request limit for non-subscribers.

You should see one smooth progress update instead of multiple resets, even when processing many contact changes after an extended period.

This update refines the app’s appearance in Dark Mode for a more balanced and consistent visual experience. We’ve also improved search behavior — when a search term returns no results, Sidewalk now clearly displays “No Results for ‘X’” instead of a static placeholder.

New or updated contact addresses now appear immediately on the map.

Bug fix and performance enhancements

Minor performance enhancement

Show alert when geolocation limit is reached

Display all results when the search bar is first selected

Updated location services usage description

Bug fixes and performance enhancements

Users who have reached their geocoding request limit should still see their previously geocoded contacts.

To keep Sidewalk sustainable, we’ve added a 20-request limit for non-subscribers. Each geolocation request comes with a real cost, and this change helps cover those expenses. Subscribers get unlimited access and help support the ongoing development of the app. Thanks for being part of the journey!

Minor UI enhancements

Improved search functionality

Fetch contacts from all containers (iCloud, Google, etc.)

We’ve made behind-the-scenes improvements to enhance app stability and performance. This update helps us detect and fix crashes faster, ensuring a smoother experience for you. Thanks for your support!

Revert feature to fetch contacts from all containers

Bug fixes and performance enhancements

Improved search functionality.

Sidewalk just got more connected. We now fetch contacts from all your accounts — not just iCloud. Whether your contacts live in Google, Exchange, or another container, they’ll now appear on your Sidewalk map automatically. Your network, your map — no matter where your contacts come from.

Rollback while investigating an issue

Better handling of unlabeled addresses.

Fetch contacts from all containers (including iCloud, Google, Exchange, etc.).

We’re introducing a subscription model to keep the app running smoothly and sustainably! We use Google’s Maps API to fetch geographic coordinates — this service has an ongoing cost. To continue providing accurate and reliable location data, we now offer two subscription options: monthly and annual (details in the app). • Most features remain free – you can still access and explore the app without a subscription. • Performance improvements – this update includes optimizations for a faster, smoother experience. • Support the app’s future – by subscribing, you’re helping us maintain and enhance the app while keeping it ad-free. Thank you for your support — we’re excited to keep improving your experience!