What's New in 1.4.0 Log a whole traverse at once • Pick several peaks and log them together — one date, one set of notes, one tap. A Great Range day no longer means filling in the same form six times. • Filter the peak picker by challenge, so you're not scrolling past 264 peaks to find the one you climbed. • The date calendar now closes when you pick a day, revealing the season it falls in. • Fixed: pinching to zoom near a peak pin did nothing. The map now zooms wherever your fingers land.

LOGBOOK • Log an ascent straight from the Logbook, no more hunting down the peak first. Search by name or region, with peaks you haven't climbed listed first. • Your history is now grouped by year, with a count for each. • Filter by challenge to see just the 46ers, the NE115, or any other list, the summary updates to match, so you can see exactly where you stand on the one you're working on. • Filter by season, or search across peak names and your own notes. • A richer summary: total ascents, unique peaks, winter climbs, this year's count, and your highest peak. EVERYTHING UPDATES INSTANTLY • Log an ascent and the Logbook, your challenge progress, and the map all update right away. No more backing out of a screen to see the climb you just recorded. FASTER AND MORE RELIABLE • Screens that used to make over a hundred separate requests now make one. The app is quicker to load and far more dependable on a weak signal. • Fixed the errors some people saw when opening Community.

New Features - Map tab — every peak on a full-screen map, colour-coded by whether you've summited it. Filter by challenge, completion status, name, or elevation range, and tap any pin to jump to that peak. - Logbook tab — your complete ascent history in one place, newest first, with each peak's elevation, date, season badge and difficulty rating, plus running totals. - Sign up with Apple or Google — previously only available when signing in, so new users had to create a password first. Improvements - The map's filters now slide up as a draggable panel that stays out of the way, instead of a sheet that covered the tab bar. - Peak detail maps rebuilt on the current iOS mapping framework — smoother panning and zooming. - Error messages now always explain what went wrong in plain language. No more raw status codes or technical text. - Your session now ends cleanly when it expires, returning you to the sign-in screen instead of leaving you on a page that can't load.

New Features - Add photos to your community posts — attach up to 5 images when creating a post, with previews and easy removal - New peak detail page — tap any peak to see its elevation, rank, region, and a summit summary with winter and three-season ascent counts, plus quick access to log an ascent or view your history Bug Fixes & Improvements - Fixed profile pictures and account details not displaying correctly

Bug Fixes & Improvements - Fixed three-season peak count displaying incorrect numbers on the home page - Fixed an issue where updating ascent notes would fail Enhancements - Challenge cards now show three-season and winter ascent counts alongside total ascents - Challenge detail page now displays three-season and winter ascent breakdown