The May release bundles the biggest customer-facing changes we've shipped in months. Read the recap, or scroll for atomic entries below.
Finished a walkthrough? Tap Send to Client and your mail composer opens, prefilled with a polite message and a no-login link to the property report. Same flow available from Arboris when you ask it to email a client.
Apple's Hide My Email is great for privacy, but reports and invites need a real address. We now ask for one on first use, with a 6-digit code flow that takes about 30 seconds.
Ask Arboris to generate a property PDF and it does — directly in the chat, with a download link when it's ready. About 30 seconds, no clicking through screens.
First in-app password recovery path. Enter your email, get a 6-digit code, type it in, set a new password — about 30 seconds.
New accounts now walk through a quick 2-step setup — company name (which prints on PDFs) and team invites — before reaching the dashboard.
Tree Inventory AI is live on Google Play as a free download. Same full field experience as iOS — native Android, not a webview. Data syncs across web, iOS, and Android.
Recording a voice note now drops a placeholder card the moment you release the button — transcription fills in the background while you keep working.
treeinventory.ai/docs is live with 7 starting articles — getting started, capture, photos & markup, reports, plus arboriculture references on TRAQ and pruning.
Email/password signup was missing its OTP entry screen — fixed on web, mobile lands in the next build. Stuck accounts are recoverable: retry sign-up to land on the verify step.
No more translucent liquid-glass circle bezels around the back arrow and 3-dot menu on iOS 26. Now matches Android's clean look.
Tree Inventory AI is live on the iOS App Store as a free download. Native iPhone + iPad experience — rapid capture, AI species ID, GPS, photo markup, voice notes.
Native one-tap iOS sign-in. No password, no email verification round-trip — just authenticate with your Apple ID.
Self-serve account and data deletion in Settings. No emailing support, no waiting.
Color-coded health markers, numbered labels, species filter, plus 3D and basemap toggles for whichever view reads best for the property.
Drag tree pins on the map to fix GPS drift. Bulk-edit mode for updating species, health, or notes across many trees at once.
Swipe left/right on the tree detail page to move through every tree on the property. No back-tap required.
Every property gets a Site Visits tab — every capture session, dated, with the trees and photos that landed. Change tracking + invoicing in one view.
Edit customer and site info without leaving the page. Unified menu and quick actions on every detail screen — fewer taps for common edits.
PDF reports now lead with an AI-generated property summary — tree count, dominant species, risk distribution, notable issues — in plain English on the cover.
Species identification accuracy improved across the board, especially for indoor species. International address suggestions also got smarter.
App-wide perf pass — screen transitions, PDF generation, and photo browsing all got noticeably snappier.
Ask questions about your tree inventory in natural language. Health, risk, species, maintenance, comparisons — answers grounded in your actual data, no fabrication.
Click any tree on a property map for full details. Health-colored markers, numbered labels, fly-to animations, and shareable walkthrough links for clients.
Bring teammates into your organization with admin / member / viewer roles. Plus redesigned customer list with search and sortable columns.
treeinventory.ai launches with features, pricing, about pages, and a blog of tree-care guides + AI explainers.
First-day capabilities on the web: AI species ID, rapid capture under 10s per tree, GPS property maps, health + hazard ratings, professional PDF reports, photo markup. Native iOS and Android apps follow.