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Every release of the RiVo app and the handlebar RiVo Screen, newest first.

2 October 2026

App 1.0.22 Latest
  • After RiVo answers, the next thing you say is no longer lost; the conversation carries on.
  • While RiVo shows it is listening it really is; the microphone no longer goes quiet after a few seconds.
  • RiVo answers faster and more accurately: commands are understood in about half a second, and questions are answered by a stronger model.

1 October 2026

App 1.0.21
  • Saying "RiVo" pauses your music for the whole conversation and resumes it where it left off, like a phone call.
  • Helmet microphone: RiVo listening no longer drops the helmet connection, and the audio route refreshes itself after a phone call.

30 September 2026

App 1.0.20
  • Your rides are now always recorded: a ride starts by itself when you move and ends when you stop. Saving it as a route is separate and optional. Setting: Privacy > Record rides automatically.
  • Rides recorded by RiVo Screen itself are added to your account once they reach your phone; if the phone recorded it too, no second copy is made.
  • When RiVo is listening, RiVo Screen shows it too, with your words as you speak.
  • Navigation and RiVo speak louder for the moment, then the volume returns to where it was (Voice settings).
  • A short tick in your helmet when you press a RiVo Screen handlebar key; you can turn it off in Voice settings.
App 1.0.19
  • Fixed speed cameras now reach navigation: OpenStreetMap cameras and official average-speed corridors are added to your route and announced as you approach.
  • Over the limit inside a speed-check range, the screen flashes red and white and RiVo says "Slow down", repeating until you're under the limit.
  • Checks shown as zones (Turkey) are announced as soon as you enter the zone; some used to go unannounced.
  • RiVo speaks at full volume at low speed too, so it isn't lost under the music in town.
App 1.0.18
  • When your helmet headset is connected over Bluetooth, RiVo listens through the helmet microphone: with continuous listening on, "Hey RiVo" is heard in the helmet, and with it off, dictation also uses the helmet. Music plays in mono while the helmet microphone is open.
  • The voice assistant button on your helmet makes RiVo listen; on the first press pick RiVo in the list and choose "Always".
App 1.0.17
  • Music pauses when a phone call starts and resumes where it left off when the call ends.
  • When navigation or RiVo speaks, music is lowered before the first word and no longer swells back between the sentences of a long announcement.
App 1.0.16
  • Incoming phone and WhatsApp calls are announced in your helmet while riding; answer, decline or say later by voice, with the in-app card or with the RiVo Screen buttons.
  • During a call the intercom goes quiet and RiVo only speaks safety alerts; everything returns to normal when the call ends.
  • Listen to WhatsApp, SMS, Telegram, Signal and RiVo messages; dictate a reply, hear it read back, nothing is sent without your confirmation. Mute chats for a while.
  • Commands like "read the last message", "who called" or "call mom" work directly; settings are under Settings > Calls and messages.
  • If place card details fail to load, they are retried once quietly and the basic info is still shown.
App 1.0.15
  • Dashcam recordings play and save to the gallery with sound (with a RiVo Screen that records sound); "Record audio" switch in the camera settings.
  • Instructors can mark an event as a "Training event" and, once it has started, award everyone who came in one go.
  • Find an instructor: search approved instructors by name, title or city.
App 1.0.14
  • Awards: training badges from your instructor and community badges in one section on your profile; tap a badge to see who gave it, when and why.
  • Application and dashboard for instructors: design your own badge, award it to riders you trained, manage what you gave.
  • Communities can design their own badges and award them to members.
  • Badge and instructor application notifications open the right screen in the app.
  • RiVo Screen settings show the order of the ride-screen cards with readable names.
App 1.0.13
  • Search also finds businesses that are not on OpenStreetMap (open place data), plus upcoming events and clubs.
  • Add a place: pick its location on the map; it goes live once nearby riders confirm it.
  • Your phone runs cooler while riding: the map is no longer redrawn needlessly.
  • The Android app icon now has a transparent background.

29 September 2026

App 1.0.12
  • Safer connection to RiVo Screen: phone and unit verify each other.
  • Recording transfer and unit updates switch to the phone's temporary Wi-Fi automatically while on Bluetooth.
  • Various Bluetooth, temporary Wi-Fi and map tile fixes.
App 1.0.11
  • Turn arrow drawn on the road during navigation, on the phone map and on RiVo Screen.
  • RiVo opens by itself when RiVo Screen connects over Bluetooth.
  • Phone location stays live while the unit is connected, even without a route or ride.
  • The speed limit is read correctly in overspeed announcements.
App 1.0.10
  • Live navigation card on the iPhone lock screen and Dynamic Island (Live Activity).
  • Experimental "single map" mode: navigation does not open a second map, the phone runs cooler.
  • On Android the back button no longer ends navigation; it sends the app to the background.
  • Pair your iPhone with RiVo Screen via QR code; crash fixes.
App 1.0.9
  • Use the rest of the app while navigating: the guidance screen shrinks and comes back with one tap.
App 1.0.8
  • RiVo Screen hardware status (GPS, cameras, sensors) is sent to your account for support.

28 September 2026

App 1.0.7
  • Bluetooth is now the default connection to RiVo Screen; Wi-Fi opens only for heavy data.
  • Music section rebuilt: richer Spotify and YouTube Music.
  • Fewer background tasks that heated the phone.
  • Refreshed RiVo logo and sign-in fixes.
RiVo Screen

0.9.14

RiVo Screen finds new versions by itself when your phone connects; install them from Settings > Software.