New: EU Archive — five new finds from Europe's archives every day, selected for the day and with a link to the original. The "On this day" tab is now "EU Archive". New: Culture actors — the actors tab now has search, artists as an actor type, and a flow for creating an actor from your website link. New: Source story — archives and museums can submit a link and have their own text reproduced verbatim with narration and place markers. New: Source story from PDF — read a PDF book chapter by chapter, with narration you can resume where you left off. New: Video or audio — artists' YouTube and YouTube Music posts play directly in Hiscovery with the artist's own description. New Danish narration: Røst v3 and a new narrator voice read tours and stops aloud. New theme: Botanical — a third colour theme in your profile. Actors can now edit their own posts and delete their own stories. Better narration audio — a small pause between sentences that could swallow the first word has been removed. More robust account creation when a username is already taken.

History belongs where it happened – and now you can help tell it. What's new in this version: • Create your own story: With the "Create my story" guide you can add a place, images and a category, and publish your story right away. Our QA team reviews it afterwards and gives feedback if it can be made even better. • Follow local actors: Museums, archives, associations and other actors now have their own profiles. Follow the people telling the history of your area. • Easier sign-in: Sign in or create an account with a code sent to your email – no password to remember. • Tell us who you are: Choose your actor type when signing up so others can see where the story comes from. You can always change it in your profile. • News feed: Keep up with news and posts from actors, with filters for source and category. • Improved maps and places: A refreshed location experience and faster loading. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.

History belongs to everyone. With the new History Contributor, anyone can now create and share local stories, historical events, and personal memories—helping bring history back to the places where it happened. This release also includes: - Improved story creation and editing. - Enhanced maps and location experience. - Performance improvements and bug fixes. I actually prefer this second version because it explains why the feature matters, not just what it does—something that's particularly valuable for first-time users discovering Hiscovery.

Correction to the display of cultural heritage images. Save a piece of cultural heritage as favourite.

• New cultural heritage sources: Nationalmuseet, SMK Open, and historical aerial photos • Colored dots now show which layer each point on the map belongs to • Faster, clearer map view when many points are shown at once • New "forgot password" feature • Improved performance and stability across the app • Various fixes and small improvements

New in this version: - Added a sponsor module, allowing selected partners to highlight historical experiences and places. - You can now become a storyteller and contribute stories to Hiscovery.

Improved audio quality.

Explore - Describe what you see, add photos, and get help with your location as context.

- Improved map experience with better rendering and navigation in key flows. - Refreshed tour cards and tour details for a clearer experience. - Tour sharing has been improved, making it easier to invite others. - Audio guide/TTS stability improvements for more reliable playback. - Better handling of network/offline scenarios in the tour flow. - General bug fixes and performance improvements across the app.