Since 2020, we've known that it was time for a new generation of the apps under the hood. 2013 (the original code release) was a long time ago, and to establish the platform for years to come, v3 has been effectively rewritten using modern techniques and technologies to continue as a base long into the future. Please note that WashoeAIR will continue to be supported. However, we encourage you to move to its sibling, AQeye, as new features and platforms will be introduced there. In 3.0.1: * NEW: VoiceOver support (feedback encouraged) * BUGFIX: fixed a condition where the AQI values stop updating on-screen during long runs In v3.0: * All new infrastructure and codebase * New app and preference settings * New information about the photos you see rotating in the background - see an artist you like? Contact them! * New information about platform supporters and friends of the project

Since 2020, we've known that it was time for a new generation of the apps under the hood. 2013 (the original code release) was a long time ago, and to establish the platform for years to come, v3 has been effectively rewritten using modern techniques and technologies to continue as a base long into the future. Please note that WashoeAIR will continue to be supported. However, we encourage you to move to its sibling, AQeye, as new features and platforms will be introduced there. In v3.0: * All new infrastructure and codebase * New app and preference settings * New information about the photos you see rotating in the background - see an artist you like? Contact them! * New information about platform supporters and friends of the project

In 2.1.1: • With all the horrible air quality, lately, we missed a border color on the gauge in the case of Good and Moderate! Not the end of the world but the rows will stand out better on Green and Yellow days now. • Fixed the variable "black screen" on startup while initial location is determined • Incorporated some of the common changes and minor bug fixes made for the AQeye tvOS app to keep everything consistent In 2.1: • Rethought the data presentation to now include more context -- the Air Quality Index scale is right on the screen -- current values shown both numerically and graphically within the overall scale -- source is now prominently displayed since some data locations (such as State of Washington) report customized values on the same overall scale • Squashed pesky bugs like: -- not recognizing the locale properly on initial install to know whether you prefer Fahrenheit or Celsius. -- where, if you watched the screen for hours, the background image fetch would eventually cause a crash. What, you're NOT that enthralled with the photography where you forget to look away? 2.0 Welcome to the all new WashoeAIR! Some things that have changed: • The platform has been rewritten from scratch in order to support more users and more features faster and more simply. • There's a new visual layout that includes even more information about active pollutants (when available). • There's clearer control over notifications.

In 2.1: • Rethought the data presentation to now include more context -- the Air Quality Index scale is right on the screen -- current values shown both numerically and graphically within the overall scale -- source is now prominently displayed since some data locations (such as State of Washington) report customized values on the same overall scale • Squashed pesky bugs like: -- not recognizing the locale properly on initial install to know whether you prefer Fahrenheit or Celsius. -- where, if you watched the screen for hours, the background image fetch would eventually cause a crash. What, you mean you DON'T stare in wonder at the background photography and lose all track of time? 2.0 Welcome to the all new WashoeAIR! Some things that have changed: • The platform has been rewritten from scratch in order to support more users and more features faster and more simply. • There's a new visual layout that includes even more information about active pollutants (when available). • There's clearer control over notifications.

2.0 Welcome to the all new WashoeAIR! Some things that have changed: • The platform has been rewritten from scratch in order to support more users and more features faster and more simply. • There's a new visual layout that includes even more information about active pollutants (when available). • There's clearer control over notifications.

In 1.3: • Fixed an issue where air quality data would appear to "randomly" be unavailable. • NOTE: This is expected to be the final pre-iOS 11 release. In 1.2.2.201 • Fixed an issue relating to the unavailability of certain Washoe County data during the summer. In 1.2.2 • Fixed a text overlap issue on the settings screen (iOS7/4" display) • Fixed a text sizing issue when the air conditions are "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups" and there are Washoe County Burn Codes In 1.2.1 • Modified the Review Request process slightly to allow permanent opt-out ("Don't show me again") on the 2nd showing. It turns out that if you leave a review "outside" (that is, without clicking on the alert), it continues to ask. Sorry for the inconvenience! In 1.2 Thank you to EVERYONE who left a review! This update is for you. • New Settings options! • Notifications: General frequency has been reduced. Current state of app notifications are presented in the settings page. Thanks to Lauren, Jasper, and everyone else who noted the unintentional volume of alerts. • Option for Light/Dark text - thanks "So Reno"! • Landscape mode (iPad only) - thanks, Chmnk! • New option to manually enter zip code, so if you want to see data from elsewhere (assuming data is available), you can! Thanks ch@rle5! • Incorporation of the NDEP (Nev. Dept. of Environ. Protection) data. If your current location is identified as (or manually input for) Carson City, Fernley, or Fallon, you can get near-realtime data that's local to you! • Return of the Washoe County Burn Codes. If you're in Washoe County and burn solid-fuel for heat and/or ambiance, you care about the Burn Code program from the Air Quality District. That information has returned to the app and is now available at a glance. • Miscellaneous bug fixes In 1.1.2 • Misc bug fixes including an intermittent crash on startup and improper color coding for AirNow data events • Tweaked the information layout on iPhone to make it larger and easier to read • Changed O3 label to Ozone to more fully name the value In 1.1.1: • Prevented a rare but annoying crash involving AirNow data delivery • Re-branded throughout - new logos, new graphics In 1.1: • Native iPad support! • Social sharing! Facebook, Twitter, email... just a tap away. • More detailed breakdown of AQI information when available (Ozone and Particles) • Miscellaneous bug fixes

In 1.2.2.201 • Fixed an issue relating to the unavailability of certain Washoe County data during the summer. In 1.2.2 • Fixed a text overlap issue on the settings screen (iOS7/4" display) • Fixed a text sizing issue when the air conditions are "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups" and there are Washoe County Burn Codes In 1.2.1 • Modified the Review Request process slightly to allow permanent opt-out ("Don't show me again") on the 2nd showing. It turns out that if you leave a review "outside" (that is, without clicking on the alert), it continues to ask. Sorry for the inconvenience! In 1.2 Thank you to EVERYONE who left a review! This update is for you. • New Settings options! • Notifications: General frequency has been reduced. Current state of app notifications are presented in the settings page. Thanks to Lauren, Jasper, and everyone else who noted the unintentional volume of alerts. • Option for Light/Dark text - thanks "So Reno"! • Landscape mode (iPad only) - thanks, Chmnk! • New option to manually enter zip code, so if you want to see data from elsewhere (assuming data is available), you can! Thanks ch@rle5! • Incorporation of the NDEP (Nev. Dept. of Environ. Protection) data. If your current location is identified as (or manually input for) Carson City, Fernley, or Fallon, you can get near-realtime data that's local to you! • Return of the Washoe County Burn Codes. If you're in Washoe County and burn solid-fuel for heat and/or ambiance, you care about the Burn Code program from the Air Quality District. That information has returned to the app and is now available at a glance. • Miscellaneous bug fixes In 1.1.2 • Misc bug fixes including an intermittent crash on startup and improper color coding for AirNow data events • Tweaked the information layout on iPhone to make it larger and easier to read • Changed O3 label to Ozone to more fully name the value In 1.1.1: • Prevented a rare but annoying crash involving AirNow data delivery • Re-branded throughout - new logos, new graphics In 1.1: • Native iPad support! • Social sharing! Facebook, Twitter, email... just a tap away. • More detailed breakdown of AQI information when available (Ozone and Particles) • Miscellaneous bug fixes

In 1.2.2 • Fixed a text overlap issue on the settings screen (iOS7/4" display) • Fixed a text sizing issue when the air conditions are "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups" and there are Washoe County Burn Codes In 1.2.1 • Modified the Review Request process slightly to allow permanent opt-out ("Don't show me again") on the 2nd showing. It turns out that if you leave a review "outside" (that is, without clicking on the alert), it continues to ask. Sorry for the inconvenience! In 1.2 Thank you to EVERYONE who left a review! This update is for you. • New Settings options! • Notifications: General frequency has been reduced. Current state of app notifications are presented in the settings page. Thanks to Lauren, Jasper, and everyone else who noted the unintentional volume of alerts. • Option for Light/Dark text - thanks "So Reno"! • Landscape mode (iPad only) - thanks, Chmnk! • New option to manually enter zip code, so if you want to see data from elsewhere (assuming data is available), you can! Thanks ch@rle5! • Incorporation of the NDEP (Nev. Dept. of Environ. Protection) data. If your current location is identified as (or manually input for) Carson City, Fernley, or Fallon, you can get near-realtime data that's local to you! • Return of the Washoe County Burn Codes. If you're in Washoe County and burn solid-fuel for heat and/or ambiance, you care about the Burn Code program from the Air Quality District. That information has returned to the app and is now available at a glance. • Miscellaneous bug fixes In 1.1.2 • Misc bug fixes including an intermittent crash on startup and improper color coding for AirNow data events • Tweaked the information layout on iPhone to make it larger and easier to read • Changed O3 label to Ozone to more fully name the value In 1.1.1: • Prevented a rare but annoying crash involving AirNow data delivery • Re-branded throughout - new logos, new graphics In 1.1: • Native iPad support! • Social sharing! Facebook, Twitter, email... just a tap away. • More detailed breakdown of AQI information when available (Ozone and Particles) • Miscellaneous bug fixes

In 1.2.1 • Modified the Review Request process slightly to allow permanent opt-out ("Don't show me again") on the 2nd showing. It turns out that if you leave a review "outside" (that is, without clicking on the alert), it continues to ask. Sorry for the inconvenience! In 1.2 Thank you to EVERYONE who left a review! This update is for you. • New Settings options! • Notifications: General frequency has been reduced. Current state of app notifications are presented in the settings page. Thanks to Lauren, Jasper, and everyone else who noted the unintentional volume of alerts. • Option for Light/Dark text - thanks "So Reno"! • Landscape mode (iPad only) - thanks, Chmnk! • New option to manually enter zip code, so if you want to see data from elsewhere (assuming data is available), you can! Thanks ch@rle5! • Incorporation of the NDEP (Nev. Dept. of Environ. Protection) data. If your current location is identified as (or manually input for) Carson City, Fernley, or Fallon, you can get near-realtime data that's local to you! • Return of the Washoe County Burn Codes. If you're in Washoe County and burn solid-fuel for heat and/or ambiance, you care about the Burn Code program from the Air Quality District. That information has returned to the app and is now available at a glance. • Miscellaneous bug fixes In 1.1.2 • Misc bug fixes including an intermittent crash on startup and improper color coding for AirNow data events • Tweaked the information layout on iPhone to make it larger and easier to read • Changed O3 label to Ozone to more fully name the value In 1.1.1: • Prevented a rare but annoying crash involving AirNow data delivery • Re-branded throughout - new logos, new graphics In 1.1: • Native iPad support! • Social sharing! Facebook, Twitter, email... just a tap away. • More detailed breakdown of AQI information when available (Ozone and Particles) • Miscellaneous bug fixes

In 1.2 Thank you to EVERYONE who left a review! This update is for you. • New Settings options! • Notifications: General frequency has been reduced. Current state of app notifications are presented in the settings page. Thanks to Lauren, Jasper, and everyone else who noted the unintentional volume of alerts. • Option for Light/Dark text - thanks "So Reno"! • Landscape mode (iPad only) - thanks, Chmnk! • New option to manually enter zip code, so if you want to see data from elsewhere (assuming data is available), you can! Thanks ch@rle5! • Incorporation of the NDEP (Nev. Dept. of Environ. Protection) data. If your current location is identified as (or manually input for) Carson City, Fernley, or Fallon, you can get near-realtime data that's local to you! • Return of the Washoe County Burn Codes. If you're in Washoe County and burn solid-fuel for heat and/or ambiance, you care about the Burn Code program from the Air Quality District. That information has returned to the app and is now available at a glance. • Miscellaneous bug fixes In 1.1.2 • Misc bug fixes including an intermittent crash on startup and improper color coding for AirNow data events • Tweaked the information layout on iPhone to make it larger and easier to read • Changed O3 label to Ozone to more fully name the value In 1.1.1: • Prevented a rare but annoying crash involving AirNow data delivery • Re-branded throughout - new logos, new graphics In 1.1: • Native iPad support! • Social sharing! Facebook, Twitter, email... just a tap away. • More detailed breakdown of AQI information when available (Ozone and Particles) • Miscellaneous bug fixes

In 1.1.2 • Misc bug fixes including an intermittent crash on startup and improper color coding for AirNow data events • Tweaked the information layout on iPhone to make it larger and easier to read • Changed O3 label to Ozone to more fully name the value In 1.1.1: • Prevented a rare but annoying crash involving AirNow data delivery • Re-branded throughout - new logos, new graphics In 1.1: • Native iPad support! • Social sharing! Facebook, Twitter, email... just a tap away. • More detailed breakdown of AQI information when available (Ozone and Particles) • Miscellaneous bug fixes

Thank you for using WashoeAIR! No, you're not seeing things. We're moving up in the world and rebranding from WashoeBurn to better reflect the broader nature of the app and the benefits it brings! In 1.1.1: • Prevented a rare but annoying crash involving AirNow data delivery • Re-branded throughout - new logos, new graphics In 1.1: • Native iPad support! • Social sharing! Facebook, Twitter, email... just a tap away. • More detailed breakdown of AQI information when available (Ozone and Particles) • Miscellaneous bug fixes

• Native iPad support! • Social sharing! Facebook, Twitter, email... just a tap away. • More detailed breakdown of AQI information when available (Ozone and Particles) • Miscellaneous bug fixes

For 1.0.2 • Improved a case where a hang at the Washoe County data source would block (and potentially crash) the app at startup • Improved weather graphic icon set • Modified background location checking For 1.0.1 Air quality information for Washoe County, Nevada at your fingertips! During the winter months, get Washoe County-specific burn code and air quality alerts, and information from the EPA's AirNow program the remainder of the year.