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v1.0.34​

Released: 2026-06-16 01:15 UTC

  • Import data from a CSV. From a layer's table view you can now bulk-add and update features by importing a spreadsheet. Leave the ID column blank to add a new row, or match an existing ID to update that row.
  • Export any layer to CSV. CSV export now works for line, polygon, and table layers, not just points. Point layers include latitude and longitude columns; other layers export their attributes.
  • Edit in a spreadsheet and bring it back. Export a layer, make your changes in Excel or Google Sheets, and re-import to apply them all at once.
  • Preview before you import. Importing shows how many rows will be added and how many updated, flags any problems to fix first, and only applies the file once it is clean - all changes go in together or not at all.
  • Add or move points by coordinates. Use latitude and longitude columns to drop new points or reposition existing ones.
  • Filter what a map shows. Each layer now has a Filter tab where you can show only the features you care about, for example only trees with a trunk diameter over 10 cm or only the species you pick. The underlying data is untouched - filtering just changes what the map draws.
  • Build filters with AND and OR. Combine conditions so a feature must match all of them, or add OR groups so a feature is shown if it matches any group. A live "Showing N of M features" count updates as you build, and the operators on offer adapt to each field type.
  • Personal view filters. Anyone, including read-only viewers, can apply a temporary view filter to narrow what they see in their own session without changing the map for anyone else. It clears automatically when you leave.
  • Lock a filter down for public links. When sharing a map publicly, you can enforce a layer's filter so public viewers load only the matching features - on the map, in downloads, and through the data API - while your signed-in team still sees everything.
  • Multi-select fields. A field can now hold several values at once (for example multiple defect types on one asset). Pick values from a checklist when editing, filter with "has any of", "has all of", and "has none of", and color features by them with a priority order that decides which value wins.
  • Filtered downloads. Exporting a layer can now apply a filter so you download just the features you want.
  • Faster filtering on large layers. Filtering and searching feature attributes is quicker on big layers.
  • No more phantom unsaved changes. Opening a layer styled by category no longer shows the style tab as having unsaved edits before you have touched anything.
  • Clearer layer settings save. The save button in the layer editor now names the layer it saves, so it is not confused with saving feature edits, and the Filter tab's help text is now easier to read.
  • New help page. The documentation now covers filtering features, including map filters, view filters, and enforcing a filter for public links.

v1.0.32​

Released: 2026-06-12 10:36 UTC

  • Configurable popups. Choose which attribute fields appear when someone points at a feature, and drag them into the order you want, from the new Popup tab in the layer editor. The full attribute panel follows your chosen order too.
  • Default layer visibility. Decide whether each layer starts visible or hidden when the map opens, including for viewers of a public link. Great for optional reference layers that should be off by default.
  • Your layer toggles are remembered. Showing or hiding layers on a map now sticks between visits on the same browser instead of resetting every time.
  • No more lost style edits. The layer editor now warns you before closing with unsaved style or popup changes, and the map snaps back to the saved style if you discard them. Popup edits also survive switching between editor tabs.
  • Safer layer removal. Removing a layer from a map now asks for confirmation and explains that the layer's style is discarded while the underlying data is kept.
  • Add several layers at once. The Add Layer dialog stays open while you add layers, marking each one as added, so building a map takes fewer clicks.
  • Safer public links. Regenerating or unpublishing a map's public link now asks for confirmation first, since both stop the existing link from working immediately.
  • Drag and drop file imports. Importing a shapefile or GeoJSON file now supports dragging the file straight into the form.
  • Cleaner data forms. The forms for creating feature layers, data tables, and fields have a refreshed, more consistent look.
  • New help pages. The documentation now covers managing layers on a map (including styling and default visibility) and sharing maps within your organization or publicly.

v1.0.31​

Released: 2026-05-31 17:27 UTC

  • Use your data in QGIS. You can now connect QGIS (or any OGC API - Features client) directly to your organization's feature layers and see them live, with no plugins required.
  • Edit from QGIS. Add, move, reshape, and delete features in QGIS and your changes save straight back to your data, respecting the same permissions you have in the app.
  • Personal access tokens. Create tokens to connect external tools, choosing read-only or read & write access and an optional expiry, and revoke any token instantly when you no longer need it.
  • See token activity. Each token shows when it was created, when it was last used, and when it expires.
  • Step-by-step QGIS guide. A new help page walks you through connecting QGIS and editing your data.
  • Safer edits from multiple people. If two people change the same feature at once, the second save is held back instead of silently overwriting the first.

v1.0.30​

Released: 2026-05-30 19:51 UTC

  • Different shapes per category. When you color a point layer by a field's values, you can now give each value its own marker shape - circle, square, triangle, star, cross, or X - on top of its color.
  • Different line styles per category. Line layers colored by a field can now use a distinct line style (solid, dashed, dotted, or dash-dot) for each value.
  • Style swatches match the map. Each category's swatch now previews the actual shape or line style it represents, so the legend reads the way the map looks.
  • More marker options for any layer. Single-symbol point layers can now use the full set of marker shapes and be rotated, and lines and polygon outlines can be dashed or dotted.
  • Control when layers appear by zoom. A new visible zoom range setting lets you show a layer only between a chosen zoomed-in and zoomed-out level, so detailed layers stay hidden until you zoom in.
  • Reliable IDs when adding features together. Adding features to an auto-numbered layer at the same time as someone else no longer fails with a duplicate ID.
  • Clearer reasons when a save can't finish. If saving your edits hits a plan limit, you now get the upgrade prompt instead of a generic error, and other failures explain what actually went wrong.
  • Smoother getting-started checklist. The setup checklist no longer briefly flashes for organizations that have already finished onboarding.

v1.0.29​

Released: 2026-05-29 19:05 UTC

  • Map settings panel opens reliably. Clicking the settings gear in a map's side toolbar now opens the map settings panel as expected.
  • Clearer map sharing. Each map's Share button (on the map card) lets you choose exactly which groups can open the map - organization admins always have access - and create or remove a public link. When a map is not shared with any group, you now see a clear note that only admins can open it.
  • Adding data is clearer. The Add data screen now groups your options into Create, Import a file, and Connect an external service, so it is easier to find the right starting point.
  • A guided setup checklist that actually finishes. The getting-started checklist now tracks all three steps - add data, create a map, add layers to it - and marks itself complete once your first map has layers.
  • Layer styling is easier to find. The settings control for each layer is now always visible in the Layers panel, so you can open a layer's style and properties without hunting for it.
  • Clearer reminder about unsaved edits. When you make your first edit on a map, a hint explains that changes are staged until you choose Save All, and the unsaved-changes label spells this out too.
  • Consistent confirmation prompts. Deleting a feature, a map, or a data source now uses the same clear confirmation, and moving a layer to Trash asks first.
  • Back button works inside the Data section. Moving through the add-data and import screens now responds to your browser's Back button, and these screens can be linked to directly.
  • More helpful error messages. Adding layers, importing files, uploading attachments, and saving map settings now show the specific reason when something goes wrong instead of a generic message.
  • Maps with feature layers load and pan faster thanks to improved data lookups and tile caching.
  • Clearer shapefile import errors. Importing a shapefile in an unsupported projection now gives a clear message asking you to re-export in WGS-84, instead of silently placing features in the wrong location.

v1.0.26​

Released: 2026-05-28 23:00 UTC

  • Map sidebar redesigned for easier layer editing. Opening a map now opens the Layers panel by default on larger screens, instead of sometimes landing you on Settings. Editing a layer's style opens a dedicated editor panel alongside the Layers list, so you can switch between layers without losing your place, and the editor widens automatically on bigger screens.
  • Layer editor now organized into tabs. Symbology controls live in their own tab in the new editor, with Labels, Filter, and Popup tabs reserved for upcoming styling features.
  • Trash is still reachable when a Data section is empty. If you remove all of your datasets, admins can still see and restore items from the trash alongside the "Add your first data" prompt.

v1.0.20​

Released: 2026-05-24 00:00 UTC

  • Download feature layer data. A new download button on each layer in the Data page exports the layer as CSV (points only), GeoJSON, or shapefile. Exports run in the background so they don't tie up the browser, and the file is saved automatically when it's ready. Available to org owners, admins, and editors.
  • CSV exports include decimal-degree coordinates. Point exports add latitude and longitude columns in WGS-84 alongside your attribute fields.
  • Shapefile exports come as a .zip containing the standard .shp, .shx, .dbf, and .prj files. Field names longer than 10 characters are truncated to fit the shapefile format.
  • "Feature Layers" is now "Datasets" on the Data page. The renamed section groups both feature layers and data tables under one heading.
  • Feature table is easier to navigate. A new help button in the feature table explains the controls, double-clicking a row zooms the map to that feature, and right-clicking a row opens a Zoom to / Pan to menu.
  • "Report an issue" is always one click away. A new button in the left sidebar opens the feedback form from anywhere in your organization workspace. The form has been streamlined to two categories: bug report or suggestion.
  • Docs: new "Exporting data" section on the Feature Layers page covers the available formats, how the background export works, and the 24-hour download window.

v1.0.19​

Released: 2026-05-18 00:00 UTC

  • Guided onboarding for new organizations. When your org has no maps or data yet, the Maps page now shows a 3-step welcome checklist (add data, create a map, add layers). The empty Data page has a clear hero with four next-step actions, and opening an empty map shows a centered "Add your first layer" prompt.
  • Plan limit messages now explain why. Trying to import more features than your plan allows now says "Importing 700 features would exceed your plan's limit of 500 (currently using 0)" instead of a vague "Plan limit reached: 0/500". The notice opens a dialog with a direct link to view plans.
  • Large imports run in the background. Shapefile and GeoJSON uploads now process asynchronously, so a big import no longer holds the upload request open and the form polls for completion automatically.
  • Send feedback or bug reports from inside the app. A new in-app feedback form lets you submit bug reports or feature suggestions without leaving the page.
  • Trashed feature layers count toward your plan. The Billing page now reminds you that soft-deleted layers still consume quota, with a one-click link to "Empty the trash" in the Data section.
  • Role definitions explained where you assign them. A help icon next to the Members heading opens a popover describing what each role (Owner, Admin, Org Editor, Member) can do, and changing a member's role now uses a dedicated picker with full descriptions.
  • Cascading Lookups explained inline. A new help link on a feature layer's schema page opens a clear explanation with worked examples (Country to State to City, Asset Type to Manufacturer to Model) and a link to the full docs.
  • Docs: cascading lookups expanded with worked examples. The feature-layers help page now explains when to use cascading lookups, how to build the source data table, and the rules around required levels, with a sample table you can follow.

v1.0.18​

Released: 2026-05-14 00:00 UTC

  • Your plan now updates immediately after checkout. When you complete a payment and return to the billing page, your new plan is applied right away instead of showing "will update shortly."
  • Sync your plan manually if it ever shows incorrectly. A new "Sync" button on the billing page refreshes your current subscription status and applies it instantly.

v1.0.17​

Released: 2026-05-13 00:00 UTC

  • Upload custom logos and icons for your organization. A new Branding section lets admins upload an org logo and icon, with separate light and dark variants. The logo appears on the map pages; the icon appears in the sidebar.
  • Rename your organization or delete it. A new Settings section lets the owner update the organization display name or permanently delete the organization.
  • Deleted feature layers can now be restored. When you delete a feature layer it moves to a trash panel in the Data section. Admins can restore it or permanently delete it from there.
  • Groups explained in the app. A "Groups explained" link next to the Groups heading opens a short description of what groups are for and who they affect, with a link to the full docs.
  • Edit and Remove buttons are always visible in the Members and Groups lists - no longer require hovering to appear.
  • Browser tab shows your organization name when you are inside an org workspace.
  • Org-scoped invite links are now supported. Invite links can now be scoped to a specific organization, making it easier to send the right link when you belong to multiple orgs.
  • Docs: clearer explanation of how groups work. The Managing Groups help page now opens with a plain-language section explaining that groups only restrict Members, and how to use them to grant limited access.

v1.0.16​

Released: 2026-05-10 00:00 UTC

  • Browser tab now shows "Rillium Maps" correctly. The page title in the browser tab has been updated to match the product name.
  • Footer links are cleaner. Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Documentation now appear as a simple linked row without surrounding prose.
  • Expanded help documentation. New detailed docs cover inviting members, roles, managing groups, and building feature layers from scratch.

v1.0.15​

Released: 2026-05-10 00:00 UTC

  • Sidebar controls are easier to tap on mobile. Buttons in the layers panel - including show/hide, settings, and remove - are now always visible on touch screens and have larger tap areas, so they no longer require hovering to appear.
  • The layers panel no longer opens automatically on mobile. When loading a map on a small screen, the map fills the full viewport by default. Tap the layers button to open the panel when you need it.
  • Dragging a feature on mobile keeps the map visible. After repositioning a feature by dragging it, the attribute panel no longer opens automatically on small screens so the map stays unobstructed.
  • Open data layers skip tiles outside their data area. When a map includes an open data WMTS layer, tile requests are now limited to the layer's actual geographic extent, reducing unnecessary network requests.
  • Max zoom changes apply immediately. Updating the maximum zoom level in Map Settings now takes effect right away without reloading the page.

v1.0.14​

Released: 2026-05-09 00:00 UTC

  • Import GeoJSON files as feature layers. You can now upload a .geojson or .json file to create a new feature layer directly - no conversion needed.
  • Members section shows roles with color-coded badges. Each member in the Members and Groups panel now displays their role (Owner, Admin, Org Editor, Member) as a colored badge, making it easy to see who has what level of access at a glance.
  • Manage group access to maps and data from one place. The group settings panel now has tabs to see and toggle exactly which maps, feature layers, and data sources each group can access.
  • Generate invite links directly from a group. When managing a group, you can now generate a shareable invite link that adds the new member to that group on join.
  • Control whether public sharing is enabled for your org. A new toggle in org settings lets an admin turn public sharing on or off for the whole organization. Turning it off unpublishes all currently public maps.
  • Billing page shows the cancellation date when a subscription is canceled. If a paid plan is canceled but still active until the end of the billing period, the cancellation date is now shown in the billing section.
  • Fixed: navigating to an org or map you do not have access to no longer flashes the page before redirecting.
  • Publish and unpublish now immediately updates the map list badge. The Public badge on the org maps page now reflects the current state right after publishing or unpublishing a map.

v1.0.13​

Released: 2026-05-07 00:00 UTC

  • Clearer error when an invite's group has been removed. Accepting an invite whose target group was deleted now shows an explicit "group no longer exists" message rather than silently succeeding.

v1.0.12​

Released: 2026-05-02 00:00 UTC

  • Share any map with a public link. Editors can now publish a map from Map Settings, generating a shareable URL that anyone can open in a browser - no account required. The link can be regenerated or removed at any time.
  • Public viewers get a full read-only map. The shared map includes layer toggling, bookmarks, basemap switching, feature hover tooltips, and a click-to-inspect attribute panel.
  • A "Public" badge appears on published maps. The map header and the org maps list both show an orange Public badge whenever a map is live, so it is always clear what is accessible to the public.
  • Delete a feature directly from the edit form. A small trash icon now appears in the top-right corner of the feature panel when editing, so you can delete a feature without switching back to the footer buttons.
  • Basemap switcher is now in the Layers panel. The basemap options moved into the bottom of the Layers sidebar panel so it is easier to find alongside the layer list.

v1.0.11​

Released: 2026-04-21 00:00 UTC

  • Hover over a feature to preview its data. On desktop, moving the cursor over any feature shows a small card with the layer name and its first few attribute values - no click required.
  • Pan with the middle mouse button. Clicking and dragging with the scroll wheel now pans the map, even while you are in the middle of drawing a shape.
  • Add a glow effect to any layer style. A new Glow toggle in the symbol, categorized, and graduated style editors adds a soft halo around points, lines, and polygons to make them stand out against busy basemaps.
  • Delete attribute fields from the layer schema. Each field on the layer schema page now has a Delete button so you can remove a field you no longer need.
  • Press Escape to cancel a shape you are drawing. Pressing Escape while drawing a line or polygon now discards the in-progress shape and exits drawing mode.
  • The attribute panel flashes when a new feature is ready to fill in. After placing a point, the panel briefly pulses with a blue ring to make it obvious that attributes are waiting to be filled in.
  • Switching drawing modes warns you about an unfilled feature. If you have a new feature waiting for its attributes and you switch to a different mode, you are now asked to confirm before the pending feature is discarded.
  • Rubber-band selection no longer picks up large surrounding polygons. Dragging a selection box inside a large polygon no longer selects that polygon unless its edges actually cross into the selection area.

v1.0.10​

Released: 2026-04-14 00:00 UTC

  • See your location on the map. A new Follow button in the toolbar activates your device's GPS and shows a pulsing blue dot at your current position.
  • The map follows you loosely. When Follow is on, the map only re-centers when your position drifts near the edge of the screen - it stays still while you're comfortably in view.
  • Place a point feature at your current location. When adding a point in edit mode, a "Use My Location" button lets you drop the feature exactly where you are without tapping the map.
  • The android back button now closes the feature panel. On mobile, pressing the system back button dismisses the attribute panel instead of leaving the map.

v1.0.9​

Released: 2026-04-11 00:00 UTC

  • Attach files and photos to features. An Attachments tab on the feature panel lets you upload images and documents directly to any feature. Images appear as a thumbnail strip in the attributes view and open in a full-screen lightbox.
  • Set a custom display name. In Preferences, you can now type a display name that replaces your account name throughout the app. Leave it blank to go back to your account name.
  • Switch themes from the toolbar. A light/dark/system toggle is now available directly in the top bar so you can change the theme without opening Preferences.
  • Roomier feature panel on desktop. The attribute and attachment panel now runs the full height of the map instead of floating as a small card, giving more space to read and edit values.

v1.0.8​

Released: 2026-04-09 00:00 UTC

  • Editing on mobile is now a first-class experience. The attribute form takes over the full screen so there is plenty of room to read and fill in fields, action buttons are always visible at the bottom, and tapping Apply or Cancel drops you straight back to the map - no extra taps.
  • Your staged edits follow you. Opening a feature you already edited now shows the values you typed, not the original data, so you can review or refine without starting over.
  • Never lose track of unsaved changes on mobile. A floating pill at the bottom of the map shows how many changes are staged and lets you save them with one tap, no matter where you are on the screen.
  • Less clutter, more map. The toolbar and header trim down automatically on small screens, showing only what you need in the moment.

v1.0.7​

Released: 2026-04-08 00:00 UTC

  • A Table button on the map toolbar opens a feature table below the map, showing attribute data for any feature layer in a sortable, filterable grid.
  • The table has three view modes: In View shows only features visible in the current map extent, Selected shows the features you have selected, and All shows every feature in the layer.
  • Clicking a row in the table selects that feature on the map; holding Shift, Ctrl, or Cmd while clicking adds it to the current selection.

v1.0.6​

Released: 2026-04-06 00:00 UTC

  • Map views can now be saved as bookmarks and recalled instantly from the new Bookmarks panel in the sidebar.
  • Attribute forms support cascading lookups: link two or more fields to a data table so selecting a value in one field automatically filters the choices in the next.
  • The layer list now shows a small icon next to each layer name indicating whether it is a point, line, polygon, or tile layer.
  • Feature layers now always render above tile layers, and points above lines above polygons, regardless of how the layer list is ordered.
  • The editor toolbar now shows a short hint below the toolbar when you enter drawing mode, describing how to place the current geometry type.
  • Clicking the active edit mode button (add, move, or edit shape) a second time now exits that mode, so you can cancel a drawing action without switching modes manually.

v1.0.5​

Released: 2026-04-05 04:00 UTC

  • Fixed map tiles from uploaded raster layers failing to load on the first request after a new file is added.

v1.0.3​

Released: 2026-04-05 00:00 UTC

  • Map settings now include a Max zoom option to limit how far viewers can zoom in on a map.
  • ArcGIS Image Service layers can now be added to maps alongside existing ArcGIS Map Service and WMTS layers.
  • A Pan and Home toolbar now appears on the map, letting you switch back to pan mode or return to the default map extent with a single click.
  • A dedicated Select toolbar lets you click individual features or use box-select to draw a rectangle and select everything inside it.
  • Drag-to-select and click-to-select now work in view mode (without entering the editor), so you can inspect feature attributes without making any changes.
  • Clicking or box-selecting a feature from a different layer while features are already selected now clears the previous selection and starts fresh, instead of blocking the action.
  • When multiple features are selected outside of edit mode, the attribute panel is shown in read-only mode so you can review values without accidentally changing them.
  • The layer picker in the editor toolbar now only appears when you are actively adding features and the map has more than one feature layer, reducing visual clutter.

v1.0.2​

Released: 2026-04-01 00:00 UTC

  • You can now select multiple features at once by holding Shift and dragging a selection box on the map.
  • Holding Shift, Ctrl, or Cmd while clicking adds or removes individual features from the current selection.
  • When multiple features are selected, a bulk edit panel lets you update attribute values across all of them in one step.
  • A "Delete N" button appears in the toolbar when features are selected, letting you stage multiple features for deletion at once.
  • You can now delete a vertex from a line or polygon while editing its shape by hovering over the vertex and pressing the Delete key.
  • A refresh button next to "Categories" in the categorized style editor lets you pull in new values from your data without losing existing color assignments.
  • Confirmation prompts now use styled in-app dialogs instead of the browser's default pop-up boxes.

v1.0.1​

Released: 2026-03-31 11:56 UTC

  • Fixed a bug where staged features could disappear from the map during an editing session.

v1.0.0​

Released: 2026-03-31 00:26 UTC

  • You can now stage multiple edits before saving, letting you create, update, and delete features in a batch and review all changes before committing them.
  • A new "Move" tool lets you drag point features to reposition them directly on the map.
  • The editor toolbar now shows a count of unsaved changes and provides "Save All" and "Cancel" buttons for full control over your edit session.
  • Individual changes can be reverted one at a time using the new "Revert" button on the feature panel.
  • Newly created features appear with a distinct green dashed style so you can easily tell them apart from saved features.
  • Deleted features are visually hidden on the map until you save, so you can undo a deletion before it becomes permanent.
  • Snapping now works correctly with the Move tool, helping you align features precisely.
  • Release notes are now available in the help documentation.