We've never made an announcement like this. Six months ago, we made a bet: stop everything else and rebuild the Terros app from scratch. New interface. New technology. Not an update, a complete reimagining of what this app can do for you in the field. We've spent the last two months putting it in the hands of real users, and the verdict is in: they love it.
Rollout for iOS users starts July 14, with more users automatically getting the new app each day after that. If you want it early, just download the update from the App Store.
What's new
A home screen that works the way you do. Drag and drop to reorder your dashboard widgets, pin the metrics that matter most, and get upcoming tasks right on your home screen.
Build your own dashboard. A brand-new widget builder puts you in control; add, filter, and arrange the widgets you actually use, right from your phone. No web app required.
Find anything, fast. A new search screen puts every feature and page just a tap away, so you're never digging through menus to find what you need.
Work anywhere, signal or not. A new Download Offline feature keeps your data with you in the field, so a dead zone doesn't have to slow down your day.
Smarter Canvass tools. We've added new map layers, made area assignments cleaner, and made it easy to draw and get quick insights from any area.
A more native feel. Built in Swift (Apple's native language), the app takes full advantage of iOS — smoother navigation, faster load times, and interactions that feel like they belong on your phone.
Recorder, built right in. The recorder is now integrated directly into the app; conversations and insights live together in one place, with no switching between apps.
A redesigned calendar. Drag and drop to reschedule appointments right on the calendar, and switch between calendar views to see your schedule the way you want.
What to expect
Android users will continue using the current version of the app for now — we'll share updates as that changes.
More to come as the rollout continues. Thanks for helping us build a better app.