Release History

Every published release of the ArcGeek Tools add-in, newest first. The current version is recommended — earlier builds stay available if you need to match a specific environment. Your license key works with any version, and the add-in is free to download with a 16-day trial.

ArcGIS Pro

Requires ArcGIS Pro 3.4 or newer
v1.0.5 Current Aug 8, 2026
New tool: Multiple Basins*
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v1.0.4 Jun 10, 2026
MCP fixed.
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v1.0.3 Apr 20, 2026
Minor bug fixes.
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v1.0.2 Mar 27, 2026
Minor Bug Fixes
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v1.0.1 Mar 24, 2026
Add MCP Claude
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v1.0.0 Mar 18, 2026
Launch ArcGeek Tools for ArcGIS Pro 3.x
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ArcMap 10.4–10.8

The final ArcGIS Desktop release line
v1.0.1 Current Jun 18, 2026
MCP fixed.
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v1.0.0 May 18, 2026
Launch ArcGeek Tools for ArcMap 10.6+
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* About the Curve Number correction in 1.0.5

In earlier versions the Antecedent Runoff Condition tables of the Global Curve Number tool were swapped: choosing ARC II (normal) — the default — applied the dry-condition curve numbers, and choosing ARC I applied the normal ones. This is fixed in 1.0.5, so curve numbers produced by this version are higher than before for the same basin. That difference is the correction, not a regression. If you ran an analysis with an earlier version, please run it again on 1.0.5.

Frequently Asked Questions

Versions, downloads and licensing
Does my license key work with every version?

Yes. A key is not tied to a version — it works with any release, and the same key covers both the ArcGIS Pro and the ArcMap add-in on the same computer, using a single machine slot.

Why would I install an older version?

To match a specific environment or to reproduce the exact output of an earlier analysis. The current release is recommended for everyone else.

Do I need to uninstall the previous version first?

No. Installing the add-in replaces the version already present. Close ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap first, run the downloaded file, then reopen the application.

Which version do I have installed?

In ArcGIS Pro open Project → Add-In Manager and look for ArcGeek Tools. In ArcMap use Customize → Add-In Manager.

My Curve Number results changed after updating. Why?

Version 1.0.5 corrects the Antecedent Runoff Condition tables, which were swapped in earlier releases. ARC II (the default) previously applied dry-condition curve numbers. Results from 1.0.5 onward are the correct ones.

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