A milestone release. New integrations. Deeper insights. Refined with Liquid Glass. Performance Organizer 2.0 introduces deep integration with App Store Connect, bringing your App Store apps and related data into Performance Organizer. It complements MetricKit metrics and diagnostics by adding Xcode Power and Performance Metrics. The integration is built with privacy by default and minimum-required access based on the Principle of Least Privilege. Together, these updates make it easier to move from imported payload analysis to connected App Store Connect, TestFlight, and Xcode Cloud workflows. Features: • Import apps from App Store Connect to bring your app data into Performance Organizer. • Subscriptions now center on advanced App Store Connect features. • Visualize Xcode Power and Performance Metrics with charts across apps, versions, and builds. • Download and review TestFlight screenshots and crash feedback for prerelease builds. • View the latest Xcode Cloud environment configurations. • Save Xcode Cloud artifacts directly to the Files app for quick access and sharing. • Added Age Assurance checks powered by Apple's Age Range for Apps. Enhancements: • Refined the app layout with Liquid Glass for greater depth, clarity, and focus. • Removed limits on MetricKit payload import, enabling unlimited metric and diagnostic analysis for all users. • Added the ability to favorite or hide apps to keep your workspace focused on what matters most. • Added support for the new Disk Space Usage metric for more complete storage insights. • Added model identifiers for the iPhone 17 lineup, iPhone Air, and iPad Pro (M5) devices. • Reworked metric and diagnostic payload detail views with labeled sections for clearer, more scannable data. • Improved subscription handling and onboarding flow for a more consistent upgrade experience.

Enhancements: • Added model identifiers for iPhone 16e, iPad A16, and iPad Air M3. • Renamed Performance & Diagnostics to App Performance. • Metric payload JSON now uses sorted keys for consistent formatting. • Improved visuals and rendering performance of metric payloads using built-in measurement formatters. • Introduced new dimension types UnitInstructions and UnitHitchRatio for more precise payload data. • Began migrating to Swift 6, bringing improved async safety and compiler guarantees. Bug Fixes: • Fixed incorrect unit conversion for Disk IO metrics from mebibytes to megabytes. • Added missing units to standard deviation labels. • Fixed a missing filter that prevented metrics and diagnostics from being scoped by app and version in history views. • Corrected the sort order in history views for metrics and diagnostics.

Enhancements: • Added model identifiers for iPad mini A17 Pro devices. • Updated the list presentation of signposts to display their category name. • Changed the sorting order of signpost records by newest on top. Bug Fixes: • Fixed metrics layout issue on iPhone in landscape orientation.

iPhone 16 Lineup Support Enhancements: • Incorporated device identifiers for the iPhone 16 lineup. • Added the ability to adjust content size in the Diagnostic Report Viewer for improved readability.

Features: • You can now export the JSON of a Metric Payload using the system share action. Enhancements: • Added measurement values to diagnostic detail views, offering more data insights. • Moved the application selection menu into the navigation toolbar to match the design of the visionOS app. • Updated the diagnostic views to use ContentUnavailableView when the set is empty. Bug Fixes: • Updated the metric payload inspector view to display only metrics that contain data and values. • Crash Diagnostics will now properly display crash reports when selected.

Features: • Monitor application launch time with the new Application Launch Metrics visualization. • Monitor application hang durations with the new Application Responsiveness Metrics visualization. • Monitor application scroll hitches with the new Animation Metrics visualization. • You can now see the number of metrics and diagnostics associated with an application by viewing the applications detail screen. Enhancements: • The app now displays device identifiers in a human-readable format, replacing hardware identifiers. For example, 'iPhone16,2' will appear as 'iPhone 15 Pro.