Patch notes

Android keeps sharing your location while the app is in the background.

Saved 2D maps open without delay.

Set who holds each objective at the start separately from live captures, without losing unsaved field changes.

Stay connected through signal drops, keep sharing your location in the background, and see stages and objectives stay in sync for everyone.

See when a live map change is still pending or didn't go through, with Retry and Dismiss.

Reach objectives hidden under player markers, and keep their details while you're offline.

Long events play back smoothly, with stage and field changes shown as they happened.

Some app improvements now arrive automatically the next time you open the app.

Stay signed in through brief connection problems.

Resuming and leaving sessions, account controls, team pages and the QR scanner all work more smoothly.

See how long your plan stays active after you cancel it.

Replays of long-running live sessions finish preparing reliably.

Buy plans on the web or iPhone, with clear loading and a Retry option, so a purchase never fails silently.

GridStrike asks for your camera, notifications or location only when you use the feature that needs it.

Type an invite code without allowing camera access, and choose photos without sharing your whole library.

Short drawers such as password recovery stay above the keyboard on Android.

Staff search suggests email corrections again, and live roster cards show players' full names to event staff.

Map tracking gestures stay smooth and responsive on high-refresh phones.

Eligible team owners can try Organizer Pro free for a month, for the whole team, with no card needed.

Plans belong to your team, and the team owner buys and manages them.

Plans show store prices and clear monthly, yearly, trial and active states.

Live games keep running without disconnections while GridStrike updates.

Your full notifications inbox and archive live in the notifications menu, and look the same on the web and in the app.

Find players for your event staff by nickname, name or email, with clearer roles and access.

Invitations come first in your events, followed by live, upcoming and past ones.

The app shows how to create an event and takes you straight to building it on a computer.

Event pictures are sized and faded better on event cards.

The app's Plans page has consistent tabs and easier-to-read plan details.

Clearer paused states, more accurate player status and trails, and better playback controls on live maps and replays.

Run larger events and Team Trackers, with one simple player limit for the whole event.

Staff invitations, roster assignments, field editing and event updates work more dependably.

See where to manage your plan, whether you bought it on the web, the App Store or Google Play.

Signing in, resetting your password and getting around your team are smoother, with better screen reader support on forms and maps.