How to Upgrade

Locale X is a separate download, so you can upgrade at your own pace. During the public beta of Locale X, you’ll need to opt in to download the app (it won’t show up on Google Play searching by app name).

When Locale X first runs, it will detect if Locale 6.4.0 is also installed and automatically convert your existing situations (there are a few minor differences). The Locale 6.4.0 background service will be stopped to prevent conflicts.

Locale X uses Android’s runtime permissions framework, so you’ll then be prompted to grant Locale X permissions based on the conditions and settings that you have configured.

Because Locale X is a separate app, you need to whitelist Locale X from any battery saver or memory cleaner that your device might have.

Finally, note that Locale X requires a subscription. For more information about this, please see our Subscription FAQ.