Changelog

What changed in each App Store release of PollenPath, newest first.

v1.0.1
  • iPhone Duo support, and a round of fixes.
  • iPhone Duo: on the open display, Home, Forecast, History and Insights each spread into two columns, and History shows a full month calendar. Fold it closed or turn it sideways and Log sits in the side bar.
  • Insights no longer lists a pollen that goes with fewer symptoms as one of your triggers.
  • After you travel, Home shows the pollen and air quality where you are now, not where you were.
  • "Best time outside" covers the whole day, not only the hours after your last refresh.
  • At larger text sizes, the paywall, Insights and the Log button stay readable.
  • Amber text in light mode is easier to read.
  • Fixes to Spanish and French wording and layout.
PollenPath 1.0.1 Home screen in two columns on iPhone Duo's open display
v1.0.0
  • The first release on the App Store.
  • Free: log any of 25 common allergy symptoms in a couple of taps, or add your own. Symptoms from the built-in list are saved to Apple Health. After a week of logging, PollenPath shows the three weather conditions that track your symptoms most closely, worked out on your iPhone. There's also a weekly summary, a 30-day history calendar and tomorrow's weather outlook.
  • Basic adds live pollen levels for trees, grasses and weeds, current air quality with a health tip, tomorrow's pollen outlook, daily pollen alerts and 90 days of history. Live pollen data isn't available in every country.
  • Pro adds a 5-day pollen forecast, the plant species behind each reading, a year of history, your own pollen alert threshold, Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, and PDF and CSV export. After three weeks of logging, it also predicts how strong your symptoms will be each day.
  • No account, no ads and no tracking. Your symptom data stays in Apple Health and your own iCloud account.
PollenPath 1.0 Home screen