CHRTsail

Charts • The chart now draws in Raster by default, the paper-chart look. S-52 is a tap away in settings. • Resize chart labels and symbols; rocks and wrecks now start smaller. • A coarse chart no longer raises a shallow alert where a more detailed chart covers the spot. • Grounding alerts and depth shading now start turned off. Turn them on in the settings drawer. • A live DANGER is now a magenta dot on MENU. • When online charts fail, MOB, REC, NAVIGATE and the anchor watch stay on screen. • Offline charts say when CHRT's chart list was last checked. • The measure tool now takes more than two points. • Bearings can read magnetic, from NOAA's World Magnetic Model. Routes • An open route's name and size now sit in the header, by a back arrow. • A long route's waypoint list now scrolls from any row. • Seven things that could not be undone now ask first, such as deleting a route or mark, or removing a boat. Weather • WEATHER opens on the chart, with every reporting buoy on it. • WEATHER now draws every station CHRT lists as reporting in view. • PAST reads back the last 48 hours, one reading at a time. • What a buoy does not report is one line now, not eight. • A buoy reading CHRT would not refresh now stays, marked NOT REFRESHED. • FORECAST draws the marine zone your forecast came from, lets you tap another zone, and names the closest zone where none covers you. Faster and smoother • MENU opens without the pause it had. Accounts • A new account gets 24 hours before a card is asked for. • The account screen offers the subscription you can actually start. • Sign-up and sign-in no longer flash screens they then take back. • Apple's button now says Sign in on the sign-in form. • A fresh install now asks you to sign in again; an update does not. • Deleting an account that signs in with Apple asks Apple to confirm. • A crew invitation the server did not cancel stays open. CHRTsail is for situational awareness only. It is not a certified navigation system (not SOLAS-compliant). Always navigate with official charts and proper equipment.