We have tried to maintain backwards compatibility for as long as possible, to help support those who have old devices that are unable to update to newer Android or iOS versions. This support holds us back from advancing the product and adding new features. Despite this, we have tried.

With the addition the Google maps on iOS, the mapping component has a minimum iOS version enforced. To include these features, we needed to drop support for iOS 6. With version 2.0.1 of the iOS app, we did this. iOS 6 users will still be able to download older versions of the app, but no further updates will be available (regulation updates will continue to work for some time). With version 2.0.1, we also accidentally broke support for iOS 7 (oops), but that is being repaired now, and will be fixed in version 2.0.2.

On Android, we were supporting all the way back to Android 2.3 (thats really, really old). To support further development we have dropped 2.3, and our new minimum is Android 3.0.

Ultimately, it becomes more and more difficult to support very old versions, and as things progress, we will need to progress with them. Do let us know if you have any questions or concerns.