We have resolved a reported issue that occasionally prevented the complete loading of the information panel for real-time detection.

We have released a 'Map view' – a new view type available in detections screen

New notifications are leaving early access and are now publicly available to all users – the new system adds support for Dronetag RIDER and Scout, introduces geozones, ignore lists for specific drones, and new alert types.

This update expands the notifications early access with new options to define monitoring regions and ignore specific UAS IDs. Push notifications now play sound and show visual effects, matching the behavior of real-time Alerts. First-time installs will also find the map automatically centered on their local area.

This update brings early access to the new notification system for a selected group of customers and introduces several quality-of-life improvements, including refinements to notification settings. We’ve also made small UI tweaks for faster access — “Mark all as seen” and export actions were moved to the detections overview bar. Sharing is now clearer, with the sender’s e-mail shown on shared detection badges and tooltips. Finally, sign-in errors are easier to understand when authentication fails.

Map layers (such as FAA UAS Facility Maps) are now enabled by default for all users. This version also fixes various issues with detection filtering, accessing your map pins, and more.

Improved offline flight synchronization flow and its reliability. Fixed handling of imperial altitude units across different parts of the application. Flight export processing should now be more reliable and less memory consuming. Added support for Remote ID identification setup in the United Kingdom.

Improved map reliability, aircraft and telemetry accuracy, added clearer connection and alert controls, and fixed several crashes and UI inconsistencies for a smoother overall experience.

New map layers available in map settings – altitude grids in US (FAA) and CZ (ANS) are now available both on the real-time map and in detection details. Map reloading has been improved, plus multiple minor features and bugfixes included too.

The latest update introduces powerful new features: set up custom alert zones for local detection, refine your detections with advanced filters and drone model search, and share receiver positions independent of cloud visibility settings. We’ve also enhanced map support of altitude units.

We're bringing another update of our app with a few new features – we have slightly improved filtering and searching on the My Detections Screen. You can now see devices which were shared with you, and share devices with others, using the new feature on device detail screen. When multiple receivers are used to detect single aircraft, you will now see all receivers positions on detection detail when browsing history. Lastly, few bugs here and there were fixed.

We're bringing another update, consisting mostly of minor bug fixes, and with one small feature – it is now possible to share devices with other users, see "Share data with others" option on device detail screen

This update brings a completely redesigned detection detail view, new options to mark and hide seen detections, better performance and reliability on poor connections, fixes for DRI scanning on certain devices, new configuration and firmware support for Dronetag RIDER, a basic geographic radius setting for real-time alerts, vastly improved detection list performance for heavy users, and numerous minor bug fixes.

The historical data browsing mode has been restored to the map, enabling users to access information from previous days. Additionally, the export functionality has been freed from its previous limitations. Minor issues, such as occasional duplication of aircraft selections upon tapping the map, have also been rectified.

In our new app version you can assign your Dronetag devices new color tags and callsigns.

We have released a minor app update to fix a few minor bugs.

This update introduces an experimental new feature: real-time alerts. On the Detections screen, you can now export a full day's worth of detections for a single receiver. And as always, this update also includes minor performance improvements and bug fixes.

We're bringing another update with new features and bugfixes – minor changes and fixes to our map, added support for new UA identifier types, operation details now show more detailed information.

We’ve fixed several crashes that occurred when scanning drones. You can now monitor the status of Dronetag Scout devices directly in the app. Additionally, Dronetag RIDER devices can now be configured to filter detections via a new settings screen.

We have fixed a few minor issues — mostly related to the map on the dashboard and the flight detail screen.

For user accounts using callsigns and color tags, we now display them in device list too.

We've improved the performance and functionality of our map. You can now view the real-time positions of your receivers, select multiple altitudes to display, and benefit from several smaller fixes and enhancements.

We have added the ability to enable DRI traffic scanned by your phone on the new Global Map. This feature is opt-in and can be enabled in the map settings. We have also fixed issues causing stuttering during scrolling on the timeline in the flight/detail detection view. The operator's position is now displayed on the map even if it falls outside the selected time range. Various minor fixes and improvements have been made, improving navigation, and enhancing the flight player timeline scrolling.

We have updated the visual look of our map and fixed few minor issues.

We've fixed few small bugs and made security patches.