Updated to version 17.5 of the Database of British and Irish Hills, with significant changes to the Grahams, Graham Tops and Highland Fives. See the revision history for details.

Added support for up to 3 user defined lists, where you can set the criteria (region, drop, height … etc). Select Edit on the lists view and scroll to the bottom.

Re-enabled the multiple rounds setting. If disabled, only your first round of each list is tracked.

I am delighted that my Hill Lists app has been shortlisted for The Great Outdoors Reader Awards 2022, in the category Walkers’ app of the year! This is the third year in a row, not that I expect to win! Voting closes on 9th December.

https://www.tgomagazine.co.uk/news/tgo-awards-2022-shortlists/

Changes to bring the app into line with v6.9.1 on iOS, specifically …

The budgets section now includes fixed (ad-hoc) budgets.

Added a per-month breakdown to the yearly cash flow report. Simply double click the graph to switch between the two.

Minor UI changes and bug fixes.

Added support for fixed (ad-hoc) budgets. Simply set a date range when you add a new budget.

MINOR UPDATES …

6.9.1 was released on 22nd August 2022 with some very minor UI changes and an iCloud bug fix.

6.9.2 was released on 24th January 2023 to fix a bug where some budgets could not be deleted.

Minor improvements to the extrapolation calculations.

On the jump to meter(s) screen (top left), I now display the cost since your last bill. This saves having to drill down into the readings of each meter.

Fixed an issue with Dropbox authentication (i.e. linking to the app) timing out after 4 hours.

MINOR UPDATES …

6.4.1 was released on 18th May 2022 to use the current tariff in the cost extrapolation calculation.

6.4.2 was released on 19th August 2022 with minor changes to the user guide.

6.4.3 was released on 13th October 2022 to fix a layout issue on the iPhone 14 Pro (Max).

6.4.4 was released on 28th November 2022 to fix a layout issue on some newer iPads.

6.4.5 was released on 29th November 2022 to add new (AppStore) marketing screenshots.

Added section totals to the accounts, all transaction and recurring transaction views.

The “all” budgets are now included in the spending, income and transfers sections.

Added a setting per budget where you can view it across all periods (the current default) or restrict it to the period you set it for. This lets you separate your monthly budgets from your yearly ones (for example).

Re-organised the settings and advanced settings screens.

Fixed an issue with Dropbox authentication (i.e. linking to the app) timing out after 4 hours.

When searching for a hill, include alternative names too.

Added options to the unclimbed hills map accessed by swiping right to left on the lists view. For Munro Tops and deleted Munros, this includes showing the current Munros in grey (I find this useful when planning trips).

Added a top unclimbed hills section to the bottom of the dashboard view. This only includes hills in your tracked lists.

Added a fourth, darker colour theme, selected from the settings screen.

Minor layout improvements.

MINOR UPDATES …

7.4.1 was released on 23rd May 2022 to fix an issue with Dropbox authentication (i.e. linking to the app) timing out after 4 hours.

7.4.2 was released on 28th July 2022 to update the underlying Database of British and Irish Hills (DoBIH) to version 17.4.

Added a new meter type (R1-R2-R3) for power users.

With this release I have made the power user features more obvious. If you downloaded the app prior to version 6.3, you might need to restore purchases from the app settings screen, especially if you install the app on a new device. This tells the app which version you originally purchased so I can unlock the correct feature set.

MINOR UPDATES …

6.3.1 was released on 3rd April 2022 to fix an issue with the R1+R2-R3 meter type.

Updated the underlying Database of British and Irish Hills (DoBIH) to version 17.3.

Added separate county tops lists for Scotland, Wales and England.

Added more detailed stats for tracked and completed lists, and for each month and year in the dashboard view. Swipe right to left and choose Stats.

As an example you can now track which days per month you have climbed hills on (or not, if you want to fill in the gaps).

Minor changes for iOS 15 compatability.

If you have a Mac that uses Apple’s M1 chip, you can now download and run these two apps directly on your Mac.

I have done very little testing (almost none in fact!), so there might be a few things that are not quite right. But they do seem to work.

Please let me know if you spot anything obviously wrong.