Release history — player app¶

Every version of Keizer speler released on the App Store and Google Play, newest first. Each version lists what is new, what changed and which problems were fixed.

Which version do I have?¶

Go to Profile and open Settings. At the bottom you will see, for example, Version 1.0.0 (build 6). The build number differs between iPhone and Android; both are listed for every version below.

Newer versions of the app also open this page from Profile → Settings → What's new.

Updating¶

• New version: through the App Store or Google Play. With automatic updates switched on, there is nothing to do.
• Update within a version: small improvements arrive without a new version number. The app downloads them in the background; they take effect after you fully close the app and open it again. Sometimes that takes two restarts. They are listed below as Update with a date.

A line marked iOS or Android applies to that platform only; without a label it applies to both.

Version 1.0.0¶

First release of Keizer speler.

Runs on: iPhone on iOS 15.1 or later, Android phones on Android 7.0 or later.

What's included

• Link with the personal code or QR code from your tournament director. — More about this
• The current standings, with your own position highlighted.
• Your pairing and opponent for the coming round.
• All your games and results in one list, and your rating per round.
• Send an absence request to your tournament director.
• Push notifications for a new pairing or a processed round result.
• Several clubs or groups side by side in one app.
• iOS Apple Watch app.
• Dutch and English, light and dark theme.

Security and privacy

• No ads and no tracking. "Delete my data" in the settings erases your notification registration, your open absence requests and the link with this device.

Update 15 October 2026¶

iOS

Clearer texts about your data.

Changed

• "Delete my data" now says exactly what it erases: your notification registration, your open absence requests and the link with this device. Your name and results stay with your club; ask the tournament director about those. You can link again later with the same code.
• The consent screen at the start explains the same, and talks about rounds rather than chess rounds, because the app is for draughts players too.