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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.