Every feature, Free and Pro. Nothing summarized away.

Everything a driver needs to see what the V1 sees

• Turn-by-turn navigation, phone and CarPlay
• Alternate routes, traffic-aware ETA, automatic rerouting
• Search, recents, favourites, tap-a-place
• Voice guidance with voice selection and speaking rate
• V1 Gen2 pairing and connection
• Live alert display — band, exact frequency, direction, signal strength
• Alert map pins and spoken alerts
• Alert banner or list in CarPlay
• Manual mute and Stay Muted While Connected
• Frequency deduplication and signal continuity
• Trip Alerts for the current drive
• Saved alerts — star any alert to keep it for good: the time, the place, the band, the exact frequency, the direction, and your speed at the instant the signal arrived
• Live Activity, Dynamic Island, CarPlay Dashboard
• Siri and Shortcuts

Gating the alert display itself was considered and rejected: a driver who can see a threat but is shown a paywall instead is a safety problem, not a conversion funnel.

The nine things that require an entitlement

• Lockout zones that learn — creating, learning and auto-applying GPS lockout zones; the door opener you pass every morning stops alerting, and the zone reshapes itself to the road as you drive it again
• Speed-aware silencing — the ESP Savvy protocol path: quiet in the parking garage and the drive-through, fully alert at speed
• Auto mute — timed post-onset muting; see the alert without listening to it
• K-band false filtering — out-of-box frequency filtering, including MRCD zone widening; K-band outside the police window is blind-spot monitors, not radar
• 30-day alert history — the persisted history store, the suppressed-encounter list with reasons, and creating a lockout from a past encounter (saving an alert to begin with is Free — see the Free column)
• Auto snooze — automatic re-suppression of a signature you've already dealt with if it comes back a minute later
• Sync across your devices — lockout zones, saved alerts and favourites follow you to your other iPhone via iCloud
• Camera feel — the four follow-camera parameters in Settings → Camera Feel: pitch, speed smoothing, and look-ahead time and cap
• CarPlay signal meter style — how the CarPlay alert list draws signal strength: a bar meter, a number, or nothing but the band (the alert itself — band, direction, frequency, presence in the list — stays free)