Version 4.5.0 gives you control over how datasets are prepared for training. A new Band settings section on a dataset's page lets you choose which bands to train on and normalize each one, with custom ranges, presets or values measured from the data. Every annotation of a file, dataset or workspace can now be exported as one GeoJSON file, in the background if you wish, and Change Detection can be applied to selected regions instead of the full image. GeoSense replies link to more items, such as trainings, inferences, orders and regions, and the map explains images that fail to load. Signing up now asks for your profile details first, a new account opens on its sample project, and annotation property changes appear live. This release also fixes a handful of issues.

Version 4.4.0 takes GeoSense out of the workspace. It now lives in the chat widget in the corner of every page, where you can start a conversation about your whole organization or a single project, pick up any earlier conversation, and widen the chat to a full view with your conversations beside it. Its answers link to your projects, rasters, annotations, regions, models and orders, and show them on the map from wherever you are. Support moves into the same widget, as a Help Desk tab beside GeoSense. GeoSense can also act on the platform for you, asking for your approval before anything that costs credits or deletes something.

Elsewhere, the Analytics table can change an annotation's class, lists keep their page, search and sorting in the page's address, rasters without a transparency channel can hide their black or white background, and the public API is available as an MCP server. The Data Market adds aerial imagery of Finland and shows each source's licence credit, Change Detection results are broken down by size, and a chat helps you choose your first plan. This release also fixes a handful of issues.

Version 4.3.0 brings back polygon and oriented training regions, alongside stricter validation that flags invalid, overlapping, thin, or oversized regions — existing ones included — in the workspace issues badge, the Inspector, and the region list. Oversized regions can be split into smaller ones straight from the Inspector, and regions listed in a frozen dataset's metrics now link directly to that region in the workspace. Data Market now opens on the Explore tab, shows its results in pages, and arranges crowded offer popups more compactly. GeoJSON imports can now be up to 1GB, and a new Developer Mode preference adds options to copy IDs, JSON, and shapes from item menus. This release also includes several fixes that improve stability and sign-in behavior.

Version 4.2.0 concentrates on annotation data properties. A new indicator in the workspace header reports annotations whose geometry or data properties don't hold up — a self-intersecting polygon, a missing required value, one out of range — and lets you pan to each one, while the Inspector flags the same issues on whatever is currently selected. Property values can now also be edited directly in the Analytics table by double-clicking a cell, and that table's Layer, Class, Confidence, and Area columns explain themselves on hover. GeoSense gains a central knowledge base covering how the app itself works, so alongside answering questions about your data it can explain what a feature does and walk you through using it. Rasters also gain a read-only Details view, datasets can be copied from their menu, and the map's Navigation widget now accepts a place name as well as coordinates. This release additionally fixes a handful of minor issues.

Version 4.1.0 continues refining Data Market: Search and Explore (formerly COG and WMTS) now show offers as persistent map markers you can click to view and acquire, and acquiring an offer no longer navigates you away — a toast and notification link to it once it's ready instead. Change Detection can now show and edit the active file's own annotations while comparing two scenes, in both the Raster and Deltas modes. Public API v2 also moves to a raster-first model — vectors, regions, inferences, and model application now address rasters directly instead of files — and Public API v1 has reached end of life; see the migration guide for what to update.

Version 4.0.0 makes the workspace fully arrangeable: every panel can be dragged to a new position, resized, stacked into tabs, collapsed to a rail, floated as its own window, or closed, with named layouts to save and switch between and a lock that holds an arrangement in place.

Parts of the workspace moved to match — applying an AI model, creating an object layer, and picking an object class now open a dialog or a menu rather than a panel beside the sidebar, and each mode leads its controls with its primary action. Training adds a Target Resolution control with a live preview of the model's crop window. Change Detection can target specific change sizes, Data Market can show WMTS sources on the map without searching first, GeoJSON import can include invalid geometries, and stalled raster, training, and inference jobs can be reported with a new Poke button.

The folder button beside Save is also gone — the Scenes panel switches between the workspace's own images instead. This release also fixes a handful of minor issues.

Version 3.13.0 adds a labeled A/B comparison slider to Raster and Changes mode comparisons, letting you swipe between before and after imagery as soon as a scene pair is picked, with the option to copy a finished Change Detection result directly onto either scene's raster. Empty folders and projects now show action panels for browsing the Data Market catalog or requesting FlyPix's help, replacing the old dismissable hint. The Credit History section on the Usage page now loads its transaction history page by page, with sorting by date or credit amount, while the file type badge, band information, and project names on the dashboard now load their raster details separately from the rest of the page. This release also fixes a handful of minor issues, including annotation imports failing on duplicate class names and the page-number control shifting width on list views.

Version 3.12.1 adds a Raster comparison mode to the Scenes panel for Change Detection, comparing raw imagery between two scenes directly without requiring annotations, with results exportable as GeoJSON. Training from a dynamic dataset now freezes it first before training starts, and model-less inferences (Search File, Smart Segmentation, and Change Detection) show their specific operation name instead of always being labeled "ORION". The WALDO official model has also been removed following poor performance. This release also fixes a couple of minor issues with upload progress and file thumbnails.

Version 3.12.0 brings on-demand data browsing back to Data Market through a new Explore Data tab, sitting alongside the existing Request Data flow. Acquiring data now asks for a destination project up front, and acquired items show live acquisition and processing progress with a details view for metadata, thumbnails, and a link to the destination project. Other notable additions include a visual editor for building custom data property schemas without writing JSON by hand, a Training Region Selector for assigning regions a Training, Validation, or Ignore behavior, and support for training on WMTS and public COG rasters alongside uploaded ones. Training region validation is also more permissive, and the projects list gains a more prominent New Project button. This release also fixes an issue where copying, cutting, and pasting annotations lost their custom data property values.

Version 3.11.2 adds full control over the annotations table's columns: resize one by dragging a header's edge, hide or reorder columns from a new per-header menu, or manage all of them at once from the Configure Table panel — widths, visibility, and order are remembered per workspace. Data property columns defined with anyOf or oneOf now show a type selector in the Inspector instead of only ever displaying one shape. The Apply AI Model panel also gains an External Models section listing trained models from your other projects, and the Confidence Format option in GeoJSON import has been renamed from "Whole" to "Fractional" for clarity. This release also fixes a crash when opening a shared map with annotations.