Release notes

Bulk Operations, Verified Partners, and Shop

• New

  Bulk Operations across your collection

  Select multiple items and act on them in one pass — delete, archive, tag, add to a collection, log a range day, log maintenance, or move to a different subcategory. Works across firearms, bows, optics, suppressors, and ammunition, with a consistent toolbar and confirmation sheet on every surface.

• New

  Bulk actions for Ammunition

  Ammunition now supports the full bulk toolkit — delete, archive, tag, add to a collection, move subcategory, and adjust on-hand rounds. Quantity adjustments write a proper ledger entry so your burn rate and forecasting stay accurate.

• New

  Bulk actions for Hunts, Fishing, and Competitions

  Select multiple hunts, catches, or matches to delete, tag, archive, or mark hunts as completed — the same familiar bulk flow used in your inventory, now on your activity logs.

• Improved

  Safer, auditable bulk writes

  Every bulk action now runs through a single server-side framework that enforces your row-level permissions, caps batch size, and applies tier gates in one place — replacing dozens of ad-hoc write paths and eliminating a class of accidental cross-account edits.

• New

  Verified Partners on the marketing site

  Introduced the Verified Partners section on armediq.com featuring MOTAW and Big Rock Firearms Company, with a refreshed badge treatment and updated MOTAW branding.

• New

  Shop in the main navigation

  Added a Shop menu to the marketing site header and footer linking to shop.armediq.com for shirts, hats, and accessories.

• Improved

  Unified FAQ and Support

  The marketing FAQ page and in-app Support page now share a single, topic-organized knowledge base so the same answer shows up in both places. Support was also removed from the marketing footer, and the duplicate Why Trust ArmedIQ link was cleaned up.

• Platform

  v4.11 Bulk Operations framework (ADR-0006)

  Formalized the bulk-actions architecture as ADR-0006, with a migration inventory that every prior bulk call site has been ported to. Sets the foundation for upcoming bulk Export and bulk Preview.

Release Hardening & Architecture Baseline

• Platform

  Deployment hardening

  Simulated end-to-end deploys now verify chunk recovery, service worker cache rotation, and version metadata on every build — reducing the chance of a stale asset or reload loop reaching your device.

• Improved

  Smarter chunk recovery

  If a lazy-loaded route fails to fetch after a deploy, the app now recovers automatically instead of showing a blank screen, so long-lived tabs pick up the new build on the next navigation.

• Improved

  Service worker reliability

  Cache rotation and update flow tightened so new builds activate cleanly without wedging the offline queue or duplicating cached assets.

• Security

  Architectural invariants locked in

  The rules that keep your data private — envelope encryption for protected fields, no direct queryability of wrapped keys, and no client-side role checks — are now formally documented as invariants that future changes must respect.

• Platform

  v4.10 architecture baseline

  This release establishes the v4.10 Architecture Baseline heading into Release Candidate 1. Every subsystem — encryption, auth, filtering, offline, service worker, deployment — now has an ADR, an architecture doc, and a regression matrix entry backing it.

• Improved

  Contributor guardrails

  New always-do / never-do guardrails, a module ownership map, and a one-page System Map make it easier for future work to extend the app without accidentally breaking existing behavior.

Theme polish, News Center reliability, and mobile fit-and-finish

• Improved

  Themed category tiles

  Dashboard category tile icons now use a low-opacity accent watermark from your active theme instead of a flat background, and Woodland Camo is tuned to a richer field-green (#747a54).

• Improved

  iOS safe-area menu

  The slide-out menu close button now respects the iOS safe area with a 44×44 touch target, so it never sits under the notch or status bar.

• Improved

  Refreshed logo

  Updated the ArmedIQ mark across the web app, marketing site, and native shells for a sharper, more consistent identity.

• Improved

  Billing & Plans clarity

  Reordered plan features so Themes, Backup & Restore, Import, and Custom subcategories (now including Hunts and Fishing) are grouped where you'd expect them.

• Improved

  NFA Forms readability

  Cleaner headers and friendlier empty-value display on the NFA Forms page so registrations and stamps are easier to scan at a glance.

• Fixed

  Outdoor reports stability

  Resolved the 500 errors that could appear when loading hunting and fishing reports on the dashboard.

• Fixed

  Instant release publishing

  New ArmedIQ release notes now appear in the Dashboard and News Center on the first request after deploy — no more waiting on the half-hour cron — and source badges always show the real organization name.

• Fixed

  News source coverage

  Re-enabled CPSC recalls via their JSON API, added a first-party NRA-ILA parser, and introduced a Firecrawl fallback for GOA and USPSA so high-value sources stay live even without RSS.

• Fixed

  iOS build pipeline

  Bridged Nitro's build output to Capacitor's expected webDir so Appflow iOS builds complete without manual intervention.

Intelligent Dashboard, News Center expansion, and polish

• New

  Intelligent Dashboard

  A new at-a-glance snapshot, Collection Health scorecards, Needs Attention list with safety recalls, and a refreshed Insights section — all powered by a single consolidated dashboard query.

• New

  News Center

  The Industry News surface graduates into a full News Center with content-type tabs (Regulations, Recalls, Industry News, ArmedIQ, Saved), topic chips, source filters, and per-source health monitoring.

• New

  Themes

  Five user-selectable themes — Tactical Black, USA, Ranger Green, Woodland Camo, and Desert Tan — wired through every chart, card, and tile. Free accounts keep Tactical Black; paid plans unlock the full set.

• Improved

  Restore Wizard

  A dedicated restore experience with a transactional replace-sheet RPC, schema v1.1 coverage, and a clearer Merge vs Replace distinction.

• Improved

  Quick Start checklist controls

  Dismiss the Quick Start card from the dashboard and bring it back any time from Settings.

• Improved

  Hunt linking reliability

  Hunt save no longer rejects Postgres timestamp formats — the underlying datetime helper now accepts every shape Supabase returns.

Forecasting, analytics, and the new ArmedIQ marketing site

• New

  Inventory forecasting

  Per-caliber stockout dates, monthly burn rates, and suggested reorder quantities based on your real consumption — for every ammunition record you own.

• New

  Inventory health

  A single screen that surfaces low-stock alerts, expiring licenses, lapsed registrations, and ammo that hasn't moved in a year.

• New

  Competition analytics

  Match and stage trendlines by firearm, division, and classifier — see which firearm and optic combination is actually producing your best finishes.

• New

  Marketing site launch

  armediq.com is live with a redesigned homepage, pricing, FAQ, and an Android waitlist.

• New

  SEO foundation

  Dedicated landing pages for firearm inventory, ammunition tracking, NFA management, hunting logbook, competition tracker, and estate planning — plus a full Help Center and blog.

• Improved

  Face ID restore is more resilient

  Cold-launch biometric unlock now diagnoses and recovers from invalid-refresh-token states instead of looping on a failed restore.

• Improved

  Protected View enhancements

  Protected View now hides additional sensitive fields by default and respects the new per-category masking preferences.

App Store release

• Platform

  App Store launch

  ArmedIQ is live on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Existing TestFlight users will be migrated automatically.

• New

  Location permission support

  Hunts now capture an optional GPS pin at the moment of the entry — opt-in, scoped to the hunt, and never shared.

• Improved

  Native stability

  Reduced cold-launch time, hardened offline write queue, and fixed a Capacitor crash on iPadOS 17.4.

Initial public beta

• Platform

  Public beta on TestFlight

  First public-facing build of ArmedIQ — firearms, ammunition, hunts, matches, NFA, and the Protected View foundation.

• New

  Offline-first foundation

  Every read and write supports an offline-first pattern — the safe and the stand work without signal.