Blind Radarv2.0

What changed

• UXBrand-new home screen with button and swipe-based navigation
• UXWalking alerts updated with haptic and audio feedback similar to parking sensors
• PerformanceFaster, more stable detection with narrow beam focus
• New featureDescribe mode now automatically describes new scenes
• LocalizationMultilingual support for hands-free Read Text mode
• UXBraille haptic greeting on app launch
• RetentionNew onboarding explanations for each mode
• New featureAdded sound and vibration test tool in Settings

Original release notes

A brand-new home screen: three big buttons — Walking, Describe, Read Text — or just swipe in any direction to switch modes, with every mode announced aloud
Walking alerts now work like a car parking sensor: steady ticks and haptic taps that speed up as you approach, with a continuous alarm only at close range
Faster, steadier detection: distance readings no longer jump around, and alerts focus on a narrow beam where you're actually walking
Describe mode speaks in plain, everyday words — and automatically describes again when you point somewhere new
Read Text is now hands-free and multilingual: point at anything and it's read aloud in its own language
A little welcome: on launch, the radar taps "hello" in braille
Each mode explains itself the first time you use it
New sound test in Settings to check beeps and vibration anytime

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