Clickable prototype of Atrium for UNFCCC COP31 in Antalya (9–20 Nov 2026). Switch experience level, login, roles and language to see how the app adapts. Actions, people and requests are examples; organisations, networks, briefs, videos and the Signal links of DCJ, CAN Europe and Klima-Allianz are real. New in v0.4.0: Profile with one card per conference (major groups, roles, topics, Parties followed; the active one open), your organisations above all conferences, Notifications (push, calendar reminders, new documents, ENB briefing; the morning briefing and email are gone) and Settings; onboarding asks for the conference after the language and for notifications before the start; groups and Signal links per conference; 544 organisations at CBD meetings from the MEA Civil Society Atlas; 140 more CBD positions with exact quotes from the COP17 statements on items 11, 18(a), 18(f) and 20 (21 new proposals). v0.3.9: CBD COP17 (Yerevan) with real content: the stakeholder groups as in the official schedule, the official COP17 schedule in the calendar, positions from the COP17 statements and from ENB (SBSTTA 28 / SBI 7) with exact quotes, CBD onboarding (videos and guides), experts listed per conference; Profile shows your conferences with group and roles per conference and lets you switch; Upload a brief opens a file picker and Add organisation opens a form (demo, stays on the device). v0.3.8: all submissions of Parties and groups on open items were read again; every position taken from them now shows the exact sentence from the document, checked against the document text; new proposal “Address the transition away from fossil fuels in the MWP”; in the calendar the save icon replaces the star (stars are for favourite topics, Parties and groups; the save icon for single events, documents and positions). v0.3.7: position papers (submissions) of Parties and groups appear under Parties for the chosen topic and on each Party/group page, not under Other. v0.3.6: the actions with a fixed date from the cross-constituency action list are in the calendar; profile shows topics and the Parties and groups you follow as short lists with “Change”; onboarding lets you follow Parties and groups. v0.3.5: calendar with My calendar · Saved · Other (topic menu) and swipeable categories; star to save every entry; example entries removed; Home as cards only; Policy in plum, Profile in petrol. v0.3.4: calendar tabs follow the UNFCCC categories (Negotiations, Mandated events, Coordination); Party-group coordination is hidden; Policy uses blue instead of yellow and a shorter “How the data are retrieved”; “Other statement” is now “Open”. v0.3.3: the calendar includes the official UNFCCC COP31 schedule (130 meetings as of 19 Oct), matched to your topics, your constituency and the negotiating groups you follow in Policy; tab “UNFCCC” shows all of them. v0.3.2: Policy adds earlier positions since 2024 (SB62, COP30) where the process is still open; only each actor’s latest session counts, older statements are shown greyed as “Earlier”; every proposal shows its process status with source; new items on mountains, Indigenous Peoples, Article 2.1(c), trade measures and more. v0.3.1: Policy covers all topics from SB64; “UNFCCC” is now “Institutions & Budgets”; one main colour per section; Home as cards. v0.3.0: web version (switch “Device”, start page /app), three Home layouts to compare, Requests grouped by role, five-step stances in Policy. Earlier: Policy tab with Parties (topic first, then Party or group; bars with numbers; Position overview), Other documents and Saved; favourite Parties and groups; the 08:00 policy briefing, pinned in notifications; Basics at the bottom of Home; swipe right to go back; a switch to CBD COP17 in Yerevan.