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Release Notes: iOS Companion 6.4.4

Updated over 3 weeks ago

We’re excited to announce the latest update to the iOS Companion app, bringing key fixes, enhancements, and a new beta feature designed to improve your inspection experience.

Bug Fixes

  • Photo Capture on iPhone 15: Resolved an issue where photos taken within the app appeared as black boxes. Adjusted auto-flash settings ensure this no longer happens.

Improvements

  • Enhanced Media Quality:

    • Removed image and video compression, resulting in significantly higher-quality photos and videos captured within the app.

    • The “Use Larger Photo Size” option is now the default, so your media looks better than ever.

  • Multiple Photo and Video Selection:
    Inspectors can now select multiple photos or videos from the device gallery at once, making it easier to add media to inspection items in bulk.

  • High-Quality Video Capture:
    Videos captured through the app now retain the device’s default quality, offering clear, professional-looking results.

New Feature (Beta): Image Annotations

You can now annotate photos directly during inspections! This feature allows you to provide real-time, on-site notes and visual highlights for a clearer and more detailed inspection report.

Feature Highlights

  • Text Annotations: Add comments or notes directly to photos.

  • Shape Drawing: Use lines, rectangles, and circles to emphasize key details.

  • Customization Options: Adjust font size, colors, and line weight for clarity.

  • Image Adjustments: Crop and rotate images for the perfect view.

  • Editing Flexibility: Erase, delete, or revert changes with ease.

  • Seamless Integration: Annotated images sync effortlessly with HomeGauge Desktop Report Writer to ensure inspection details are fully included in your final report.

Beta Focus Areas for Future Improvements

  • Simplifying the process of adjusting annotations.

  • Enhancing ease of moving lines and editing text boxes.

  • Improving visibility for annotations containing large amounts of text.

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