Fixes and polish across the app. • Apple Watch keeps your last plan when your iPhone can't refresh it, instead of showing only the error. • Opening a plan while offline no longer stops its missing photos and names from filling in later. • Route files import fully: GeoJSON routes with waypoints load, and KML routes made of several lines keep every segment. • A sighting's "Open in Apple Maps" button on the Route tab can be tapped again. • The Conditions card shows the day an "around today" plan was made. • Plan PDFs print every divider line. • Radius labels show half kilometres — 1.5 km and 2.5 km no longer both read "2 km". • OpenStreetMap, OpenTopoMap and USGS maps now show their credit on the map. • Error banners are readable over the map in dark mode, and Help cards are visible in dark mode. • Choosing an age range on a species' sightings map refits the map. • Photo credits name their licence once. • The app no longer asks for your location over the Terms screen. • Smaller layout fixes throughout. Questions, bug reports, feature ideas: support@nature-tools.com — a real human reads every message.

Your plans now go wherever you do — onto your wrist, your Home Screen, and every device you use. New • Apple Watch — the plan you last opened on iPhone, with its top species, on your wrist. Add a complication to your watch face for the species count, your lifers, and a countdown to the trip. • Widgets — a saved plan's top species on your Home Screen or Lock Screen. Left on Automatic, the widget follows your next trip; or pin any plan. • iCloud Sync — turn it on in Settings to keep your saved plans, places, trips, and wantlist the same on every device signed in to your Apple Account. It's stored in your private iCloud, which only you can see. • Plan around a trip date — pick the day you'll be there and see what's around then, not just what's out today. • Update a saved plan — pull down on its results to bring in the latest observations. Species that weren't there before are marked NEW. • Lifers mode — sign in to iNaturalist and show only the species you haven't seen yet, across your plans and trips. • Seasonality — every species page charts when it's seen through the year near your plan, so you can tell whether your dates catch its season. • Birding hotspots & rarities — bird plans that use eBird show the area's top hotspots and the last two weeks' rare and notable sightings, with directions and a one-tap plan around any hotspot. • Find this species — jump from a species or your wantlist straight to where it's been seen: in this plan, near you, or in any region. • Species Finder now searches eBird and GBIF alongside iNaturalist. • Heat map on plan results (Pro) — see where a plan's sightings concentrate, not just a sea of pins. • Sightings alerts (Pro) — mute a plan for a week or stop watching it right from the alert, and choose per plan whether to hear about every sighting, only wantlist species, only research grade, or only lifers. Fixed • More complete results: large plans no longer drop pages of iNaturalist observations, and area plans keep only what's inside the shape you drew. • Observation dates are read correctly — sightings no longer show a day early or slip in and out of a month at its edges. • eBird results were being partly discarded; plans now keep them all, including sightings from local hotspots. • Offline downloads keep all of their photos. • The app asks for your location only when you tap the location button. Questions, bug reports, feature ideas: support@nature-tools.com — a real human reads every message.

Polish on top of 2.0's species map layers. • Photo credits over species images are now just the credit — "© Jane Doe" — instead of a sentence of license boilerplate sitting on the photo. The full line and its license still travel with the photo into saved plans, exported PDFs, and the attribution notice in Settings, so nothing is lost; it simply stops covering the picture. • VoiceOver: in Route mode, the Generate Plan button described a "load a sample" step that no longer exists. It now names the controls that are actually in the route prompt — Import, Maps directions, and the Trails overlay. Questions, bug reports, feature ideas: support@nature-tools.com — a real human reads every message.

Species Finder can now show you where a species actually concentrates, not just every place it has been reported. • Heat map — the observations behind a Species Finder search, binned and drawn as a smooth density surface, so a hundred pins over one valley no longer look the same as a hundred across a state • Baseline range — draw the species' expected range underneath the heat, from iNaturalist's curated range maps where they exist and its modelled distribution where they don't. The two are always labelled separately: "reported here" and "expected here" are different claims • Show or hide the observation pins, so the surface underneath is readable • The species you are searching for now appears as its own chip above Filters Heat map and range layers are part of Pro. Also new: Export All Data and Import Backup, under Settings → Storage. Everything the app stores lives on this device only, so a reinstall or a lost phone used to take your plans, trips, places, and wantlist with it — now you can keep a copy. Import only ever adds; it never overwrites what is already there. Questions, bug reports, feature ideas: support@nature-tools.com — a real human reads every message.

Offline maps • Real offline map tiles — new OfflineMapTileService.swift (239 lines) actually downloads and stores map tiles, and fixes a false "offline" badge that showed when tiles weren't really cached. • Offline download surfaced on Saved Plans rows so you can grab a plan for offline use directly from the list (SavedPlansView.swift, +164 lines). Updated the offline help copy to explain downloadable tiles (HelpLibrary.swift). PDF export overhaul • One continuous page for plan, Trip, and Wantlist PDFs instead of paginated output; dropped the "Dossier" label throughout. • Two-column species layout across all PDFs, filled row-by-row, with a column divider rule. • Big rewrites of PlanDossierPDFRenderer, TripItineraryPDFRenderer, and WantlistPDFRenderer. Planner UI / navigation redesign • Replaced the mode/species/location FABs with a Liquid Glass tab bar; renamed the "Location" tab to "Current." • Moved the map-tools dock to top-trailing (opens downward), height-matched to the search bar. • Relocated status/error banners under the search bar, restyled them as glass cards, and fixed the "View List" button overlapping the banner stack (now bottom-left on iPhone). Most of this lands in PlannerView.swift (+494 lines). Monetization & App Store compliance • First-launch Terms of Use gate (TermsGateView.swift + TermsPreference.swift) responding to App Store rejection 1.2 / 2.3.6; added review notes. • Softer Pro pitch: a "Go Pro" CTA now always appears on the monthly-limit banner, and the upgrade prompt waits until you've hit the free limit twice. Ranking & data quality • Merge same-species records across sources in the RankingEngine so a species from multiple sources shows once. • Resolve common names + thumbnails for GBIF species (RankedResultImageEnricher, TaxonMetadataCache). • Stopped a spurious "Could not get your location" banner appearing on navigation pop. • New tests added: OfflinePlanStoreTests.swift (+99) and additions to the Core test suite.