This release brings initial improvements to the climb logging system including: - storing logs on the server - visual updates to log display - a climb log detail view - improved climb log creation UX - ability to view your logs for a climb on the climb detail screen - support for additional logging features in the future

We've made behind-the-scenes improvements to better understand what’s working in the app and allow us to create more effective features and promotions

Updated privacy policy and added links on the sign-in screen

In this version we've added support for left-to-right and right-to-left areas so that you can swipe through climb photos in same direction as you walk along a wall. Some smaller changes: - Added an intro screen for new users - Added support for more detailed information about guidebooks on the product page - added support for promo codes - minor UI fixes

With this version we've overhauled the maps located within guidebooks to help you quickly find and identify climbs - View wall sections, boulders, and individual climbs within the currently selected area - Updated filter behavior for maps and improved map overlays help you find climbs faster - Increased map interactivity for areas with supporting data Additional updates: - Improvements to the home screen map and overlays for consistency with new guidebook maps - increase text size on the climb detail screen - various smaller fixes and UI improvements

- Added User Feedback and Bug Reporting to the FAQ / Support screen

- Browse, download, and open guidebooks from a new map-based guidebook display - Press on climb charts to jump to climb lists filtered by climb type - Various bug fixes and UI improvements

Fixes a bug which prevented updating a guidebook from the My Guidebooks screen

New Features: - Easier access to guidebooks with new in app purchase and subscription system - Scroll between areas on the interactive top viewer Various UI/UX improvements: - New “scroll to section” behavior on main guidebook screen - “Routes by type” chips now navigate to a filtered list from area cards on the main guidebook screen - New single-area climbs list provides a more focused view of an area - New icons, colors, thinner topo lines Various bug fixes and performance improvements

Minor bug fixes.

A complete redesign of the Next Ascent app. More free guidebooks are added, new climbing and bouldering areas. All books have been update or completely re-done, route logging is added, tap topos to highlight routes. Bug fixes, better log in and sign up, Improved maps and navigation through the app. Route and bouldering filters, search for climbs and boulder problems. Leave notes on climbs and dates logged. 3D topos for select bouldering and climbing areas.

A complete redesign of our app. Easier log in, the ability to page between views, bug fixes, new guidebook topos, descriptions, routes, new areas added, 3D topos for select areas, improved user flow between screens, better navigation, descent data, history info, new added route info, pitch by pitch descriptions, and variations for routes.

Option to delete account and data. Much easier navigation to find climbs and explore climbing topos. 3D climbing topos for select areas.

Fixed bug in maps so map zooming is farther out from climbing areas.

Fixed bug with route logging.

New mapping features, free guidebooks for instant download, ability to log climbs and boulder problems, bug fixes, more content added, pitch-by-pitch descriptions, variations added, route logs with information on style climbed.

fixed minor bug in list of climbs, added ability to choose regular and satellite maps.

Bug fix for images, faster downloading

minor bug fix with image loading

Minor bug fixes on loading new guidebooks

new design, maps added, additional guides added, more information into areas, climbs, route descriptions.

Minor bug fixes.

Updated some text and graphics.

Updated views and general app flow. Navigation is improved from screen to screen. Graphics enhanced.

Added new sample guide