iOS 4.4.4
New Features
Your home screen now shows what's actually due in your areas, rather than everything at once. 'Upcoming Deadlines' lists what's next with the inspection, the area and how long you have left, and 'View all' opens the full list.
The app is useful from the moment you open it, rather than after you've configured it. The first time you open this version we'll ask which Areas and inspections are yours, and we'll pre-select anything you've inspected in the last 60 days. Areas are required, inspections are optional, and skipping that step simply shows you everything for your Areas. This changes what you see, not what you're allowed to inspect.
Finding a particular deadline is quicker. The Deadlines screen now has a search bar, and your deadlines are grouped under 'This Week', 'This Month' and 'Later', with anything due today shown as 'Today'.
Changing your mind is easy. 'My Areas' and 'My Inspections' sit on the 'More' screen where you can see your current selection and edit it, rather than being buried in Settings.
New starters get a useful home screen from their very first login, because Areas can now be chosen during registration.
Improvements to existing features
Scanning a QR code works exactly as before, it has just moved. Tapping 'Inspect' now takes you straight to 'Select Area', with 'Scan' in the top right corner. From the 'Scan QR Code' screen, 'Select Area Manually' takes you back to the list.
Less clutter to work through. 'Filter By' has been retired in favour of 'My Areas' and 'My Inspections', and the settings you rarely touch now sit under 'Advanced Settings'. Nothing has been removed.
Unread notifications are easier to spot, with a count on the bell and a refreshed home screen.
Reports now credit the person who submitted the inspection rather than the person who started it. On a shared draft those can be different people, so the timestamp under each answer still shows who answered what.
Updated colours and button styles across the app, in line with our latest design style.
Bug fixes
One issue, one action. Where the same question repeats across multiple sets, raising one action once now satisfies the mandatory action logic for that question, instead of triggering every following time. Comments and photos are still asked for set by set, because they describe what you found in that particular place.
Long comments now display in full, and correctly, in reports and on the answer detail screen.
Shared drafts now respect your organisation's setting for whether answers can be changed by someone else.
Changes made on the notification methods screen now save when you navigate back.
Dates in action previews now show in the correct format.
The inspection screen no longer distorts when you scroll with the keyboard open.
You'll now see an error if you enter the same password in all three fields when changing it.
iOS 4.4.3
New Features
In an effort to improve data privacy, a reminder pops up at customisable intervals when evidence is added to an inspection. This reminds users that PII can not be added to evidence. This feature (and the reminder frequency) can be disabled at the organisation level.
Improvements to existing features
Aligned back buttons and other elements with iOS 26 designs
Bug fixes
Fixed bug where empty observations could be added at the end of an inspection
iOS 4.4.2
New Features
Added suggestions to the Start New Inspection flow. 'Recently Used' on the Area selection screen, and 'Upcoming Inspections' on the Inspection screen (if your organisation uses Schedules).
Upon completing an inspection, you'll also see the next upcoming inspection when waiting for the report.
Evidence can now be added to each individual record for questions with sets, rather than this being capped at one of each type per question.
Improvements to existing features
Aligning deeper Reporting and My Areas screens with our latest design style.
Users registering without an org code will be rerouted
Bug fixes
Fixed: 6 small UI bugs and 3 non-fatal errors
iOS 4.4.1
New Features
- Added ‘Guides & Surveys’ implementation from Amplitude which means we can serve in-app guides to assist in self-onboarding and surveys to capture feedback
Improvements to existing features
- Updated the designs of our notifications, adding a notification for large inspection submission reports
- Submission reports screen refreshes when the alert screen is dismissed
- Small design improvements and battery usage optimisations
Bug fixes
- Stability improvements
- Fixes within our amplitude implementation
- Fixed an ‘Unknown Error Occurred’ bug at submission
iOS 4.4
In this release, we're bringing some small but impactful changes across the app.
1. New Features & Enhancements
Inspection questions can be answered in new ways:
A dropdown picker when questions have more than five possible answers
A calendar picker for when a question requires a date answer
A new textbox for free text answers
Shared Drafts: When starting a new inspection, you will see your own drafts and the other available Shared Drafts in one place. This helps you to make the best decision about whether to start a brand new inspection, or resume the progress of an existing draft.
When submitting large inspections, the report generation process now happens in the background. You'll receive a notification when the report is ready! Read more here
We've also doubled the submission window for inspections, which means you're better supported in cases of large inspections or slow internet coverage.
iOS 4.3.3
This is a small release covering a few higher priority bugs.
1. Bug Fixes
Auto Logout
Fixed an issue where the auto logout functionality was not triggering after the expected period of inactivity.
Answer Banners
Resolved a display issue where answer banner colours (e.g. Yes/No/NA) were not rendering correctly in inspections reports, improving clarity for users.
Registration: Org Code Input (Hospital Sites)
Users entering lowercase organisation codes when registering with a hospital site were unable to proceed. This has now been fixed, and the input is no longer case-sensitive.
“My Areas” – Missing Search Bar
The search bar was not appearing on the “My Areas” screen, limiting navigability. This has been restored.
Deadline Lozenge Display
Deadline state indicators now correctly show values like “Due by", "Deadline completed" and "No due date assigned"
iOS 4.3.2
This release includes a range of improvements across performance, functionality, and UI consistency — along with fixes to platform parity issues and notification handling.
1. New Features & Enhancements
Shared Draft Expiry Notifications
Users now receive better in-app handling when returning to expired shared drafts, improving team collaboration continuity.
Improved Filtering & Reporting Interfaces
Empty state messaging and filtering behaviour have been improved across the Drafts and Historical Reports screens.
Filters no longer overlap empty state views.
A fix for the filter button crash issue has also been implemented.
Enhanced Reporting Detail
Report statuses are now visible in the Area Report view.
Crash fixes added for multiple reporting screens (notably in HistoricalReportDetailViewController and DeadlinesPagedViewController).
2. Bug Fixes
Crash & Stability Fixes
Resolved multiple crashes, including:
In MoreSettingsViewController and MoreViewController components
During draft expiry notifications
On report filtering actions
Submission & Data Issues
Resolved an issue where display pictures were not saved if users navigated away before completion.
Fixed an edge case where audit images were lost due to a timestamp mismatch between local and remote DBs.
Fixed a bug where empty observations were being generated from the Review Actions screen.
Auto Logout now behaves as expected, prompting once instead of twice.
UI & Visual Improvements
Resolved text truncation in push notifications.
Fixed visibility of the back button on failed login attempts.
Fixed the broken “Clear cache” functionality.
Minor visual fixes including deadline lozenge updates and tweaks to Home and More screens.
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