QRV - Ham Radio Multitool

Your QRV Account - Sign in with Apple, Google or an email link in Settings > Account. Your favorites, frequency memories, settings and Callsign, DXCC and DXpedition alerts follow you to every device on the account. - Your Apple devices already share an account through iCloud with nothing to set up. The Account screen says so, and offers to join a device that isn't on it yet. - Add a second way to sign in to the same account. Signing in with a different account asks before moving the device, and nothing is deleted. - Sign Out removes this device from the account; Sign Out Other Devices removes every other device and ends every session — for a phone that's gone missing. - Your Devices lists every device on the account by model name, with when it was last active. - Delete everything now also asks Apple to forget your Sign in with Apple. - First-run setup ends with a Your QRV Account section — optional. The Restore from iCloud card is gone: a new Apple device joins your account by itself. - Sign in with email now sends QRV's own message, in your language, with a link and an 8-character code. Type the code into QRV if the link doesn't open the app. Sync - Favorites, frequency memories and preferences now sync through the QRV server rather than iCloud alone. Sync this device pauses one device and catches up when switched back on. - Four new Help articles explain how the account works, what syncs, signing out, and deleting everything. Settings - Settings is reorganized to better match how operators are using QRV. - Lightning Alerts sits in its own section — switching notifications off has never silenced lightning, but nothing on screen said so. The rest is now headed Activity Notifications. - The Reset Notifications button is gone; its repair job now happens by itself every time QRV launches. Logbooks - A QRZ logbook added while another was syncing now downloads right away, and removing a logbook mid-sync no longer risks misfiling contacts. - Connected QRZ and Wavelog logbooks re-read in full every seven days, so a QSO confirmed on LoTW months later no longer reads as unconfirmed forever. - The QRZ row in Settings now warns when one of your logbooks has stopped syncing. Alerts - Lightning Alerts now says whether it needs your location or a grid square, instead of showing On before anything was registered. - When the server refuses an alert — the 20-alert limit, or an ended DXpedition — the warning keys off the error code, so it keeps working if the wording changes. Also Improved - The Current Grid Square card shows the square's centre, its outline on the map, and whether the grid came from Rover Mode or was set by hand. - The US band plan now shows all modes permitted on 2200m and 630m (47 CFR 97.305). - SOTA Spots is hidden for now while the SOTA feed is switched off on the server.