Map pins fixed: houses now group by street and number, two different addresses at the same spot share one pin you can tap to choose from, and moving your pin never moves a neighbor's. Address suggestions read the way you'd write them.

Sign-up fixed: the verification step no longer sends you back to registration when you switch to Mail for the code — it stays put until you're in, with options to resend, start over or sign in instead. Plus a little Halloween surprise.

Check your pin: after picking your address, confirm the pin is on your door or adjust it on the map — when you register, edit your house, or an organizer edits it. Street-only address matches now ask you to place the pin. Address fields are translated in Swedish.

Treat Map 1.3 - Now in Swedish - the app follows your iPhone language. - Works on iOS 18 and later. - Neighborhood organizers can approve public neighborhoods right from the app. - Notes to organizers show who sent them, and organizers get them by email too. - Houses at the same address share one pin (even with a/o umlauts), floors read like listing titles, and every house now carries a contact email and phone.

Treat Map 1.2 - Businesses can list too: a shop or cafe handing out treats shows as a violet star pin. - One pin per address with a door count; tap it to pick the door. - The list is grouped by street with house numbers up front, plus a Nearest sort. - Organizers can export houses and members as a CSV backup. - Cleaner house details and a neighborhood panel that tucks out of the way.

Smarter addresses: pick your address from live suggestions and your house is pinned exactly where it should be. Creating a neighborhood now uses country and city lookups so every neighborhood is anchored to a real place. Plus a clear confirmation before deleting an account that organizes neighborhoods, and general fixes.