Better book identification from the barcode, and more reading levels looked up rather than estimated. - Special editions and book-fair printings — A title that carries an edition note in parentheses, such as a movie tie-in or a cover variant, is now searched on the book's own title. A title that appears as the second half of an ARBookFind entry matches too, so a book that has a quiz no longer comes back with nothing. - Authors the catalogues spell differently — An ARBookFind entry credited surname-first, or under a shorter form of the first name, now matches the author your scan found. A book credited to more than one author is tried under each name, not only the first. - A second source when the first comes up empty — Scholastic Book Wizard is now consulted for a title and author after the other sources, and an entry that carries no real title, or that lists the publisher where the author belongs, is passed over rather than accepted. When Scholastic names a book ARBookFind missed, the reading level is looked up again under that title. - United States or United Kingdom — Settings now carries an ARBookFind site choice under Reading Levels. Pick United Kingdom if your school uses the UK catalogue, and the next scan searches it. - A cover for a book the barcode cannot place — When a lookup comes back with no cover, QuickScan looks one up by title and author. A book with no ISBN no longer takes its cover and levels from another book, and any book that already did has them cleared and looked up again.

Clearer about where every reading level comes from. - Looked up or estimated — Newly scanned Guided Reading Levels and DRAs now show whether QuickScan looked them up or estimated them. The ones QuickScan estimates are marked ≈. - A band, not a single letter — An estimated Guided Reading Level now shows as a band of letters, and the DRA is read off that same band. Above P, QuickScan doesn't estimate a Guided Reading Level: where Scholastic has no level for a longer chapter book, QuickScan shows none rather than a letter it can't stand behind. Already have a library? Nothing changes until you choose Update Levels & Covers. When you do, QuickScan re-checks each book against Scholastic; some levels will move, and levels from your own list stay as they are.

Version 6.3.1 includes bug fixes related to iCloud syncing and book disambiguation. Version 6.3 introduces the Bookshelf Scanner integration: Now works hand-in-hand with Bookshelf Scanner. - Level my library — Receive a library from Bookshelf Scanner, look up ATOS, Lexile, and Guided Reading levels, and send them back. - Batch leveling — Level a whole stack of books in one pass. - Progress you can watch — Follow along and pause any time.

Now works hand-in-hand with Bookshelf Scanner. - Level my library — Receive a library from Bookshelf Scanner, look up ATOS, Lexile, and Guided Reading levels, and send them back. - Batch leveling — Level a whole stack of books in one pass. - Progress you can watch — Follow along and pause any time.

Now scan a whole stack of books in one session — level an entire shelf without stopping between books. A running session-count badge tracks every book you level. Your library syncs across iPhone, iPad, and Mac with iCloud, and Home Screen widgets keep recent books a tap away. New book level reports are available to show the distribution of books across reading level grade, ATOS, and Lexile levels. Export and share the reports for documentation or to request donations for your classroom.

iCloud Sync Monitoring - See real-time sync status in Settings — know when your library is syncing, up to date, or has an issue - Get an alert if your iCloud storage is full so you can take action before losing sync

A whole new version of the trusted book scanning app is available with lots of highly requested features...including a scanned history list...and it syncs across your iCloud devices (iPhone, iPad, and Mac) automatically! Also added with the new history feature is the ability to export to CSV and PDF, so you can export your classroom library too. Faster scanning techniques are now available, along with enhanced identification and reading level source info, make this a must-have update for teachers, librarians, and parents alike.

A fresh coat of paint, sweeping out some bugs, and an improved experience for a new school year

A fresh coat of paint, sweeping out some bugs, and an improved experience for a new school year

Added additional options to the Manage Subscription screen.

A Manage Subscription button is now on the help screen as well as other minor updates and improvements.

Resolved an issue where an existing subscription may not have been automatically recognized.

Version 5.1 added an enhanced in-app purchase process and screen. This point upgrade adds a new dark mode icon and an icon to work with tint variations.

Updated in-app purchase screen for easier access to unlimited scanning.

Bug fix for issue related to unlimited scanning

Improved search by title to better match book titles and authors

The Issue with the flashlight (torch) pausing scanning on the latest version of OS has been resolved along with other minor updates.

Resolved issue where activating the flash could pause scanning.

Updated text color to enhance the legibility of book information

Performance improvements and bug fixes

Minor bug fixes and improvements

Minor bug fixes and layout improvements

Just in time for a new school year, QuickScan has improved camera scanning, a fresh look, and faster performance on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Happy back to school!

Improved support for cameras on various model devices

Improved support for iPhone 14 macro camera and Apple Silicon Macs