Thanks for using All In 1: 100 Tools! This update makes the app bigger, brighter, and more useful for everyday life. New in this version: • Expanded from 50 tools to 100 total tools • Added new everyday tools for planning, tracking, health, home, travel, productivity, and daily life • Refreshed the app with a more colorful, modern design • Updated tool cards, icons, gradients, and screen styling for a cleaner experience • Improved the Weather tool with clearer forecast details • Weather now shows helpful labels like Chance of rain, Chance of snow, and Chance of storms • Fixed tool routing issues so each tool opens the correct screen • Updated the app name and branding to All In 1: 100 Tools • General performance, layout, and polish improvements This is our biggest update yet — more tools, better design, and a smoother experience all in one app.

Fixed a bug within the Movie Releases tool., which was not pulling all movies.

Added Sneaker Release Dates to track upcoming and past sneaker drops Added Movie Release Dates to explore upcoming and historical movie releases Improved sneaker release coverage with expanded sources for more complete Jordan and sneaker calendars Improved movie release coverage with broader live-source support for more accurate upcoming and past titles Added movie trailer links directly within movie release cards Added movie cover art to movie release listings Added sneaker photos for upcoming sneaker releases Improved loading, caching, and scrolling performance for large release lists Fixed bugs affecting release data refresh and reliability

This update adds 2 brand-new tools to help you better track your money and daily spending: • What Did I Make (Small Business) – Perfect for vendors, kiosks, flea market sellers, and small business owners. Create products, track cost vs. sale price, log sales, add expenses, and view profit summaries including month-to-date, year-to-date, and yearly breakdowns. • Track Food Expense – Keep up with what you spend on groceries, restaurants, fast food, snacks, drinks, and more. View your spending by day, month, and year to better understand your food budget. This update also includes improvements to tool organization and overall app experience. Here’s a slightly shorter version too:

• Added Rent vs Buy Calculator — compare monthly costs, estimate your break-even point, and see which option puts you ahead over time. • Added Home Inventory — catalog your belongings by room with photos and values, then export a shareable report for insurance and emergencies. • Polished UI and performance improvements for a smoother experience.

All In 1: 50 Tools is now All In 1: 50 Tools + — with a brand-new tool added! The new How to Install feature lets you enter any model number and instantly pulls the top YouTube installation videos directly inside the app with a clean, modern in-app player experience. This update also includes small UI improvements and general performance enhancements for a smoother experience.

In this update, the Home screen search experience has been streamlined so it now searches across all tools without showing extra scope tabs (such as Ready or Soon). This makes finding any tool faster and more consistent, with fewer UI elements and a simpler search flow while keeping the rest of the Home screen behavior the same.

In this update, the Gas Spent tool has been upgraded with a smoother receipt workflow and a cleaner, more responsive Add Gas layout. You can now attach a receipt and see a thumbnail instantly, tap the image to view it full screen, and remove it quickly using an “X” with a confirmation prompt to prevent accidental deletes. Exporting has also been improved in the Entries section, where you can select individual entries or choose Select All and export everything into a single CSV or a single PDF—with receipt photos included in the PDF at a readable size. Finally, a new “Done” button has been added to dismiss the keyboard for faster input.

A brand-new All In 1 experience: fully rebuilt with a cleaner interface, faster speed, and 50 updated tools. Organize your toolkit with favorites and custom ordering, create invoice PDFs, find where to watch TV/movies, check sports standings, view weather, and more.

New Airport Codes (Live) Imports the entire IATA catalog (A–Z) from Wikipedia inside the app; merges and dedupes codes; persists locally. Search by code, city, or airport; results grouped by region. Import button text simplified to “Import A–Z.” Currency Converter—Google Flow One Search button opens an in-tool browser to Google query: Convert Currency: {Amount} from {FROM} to {TO} Added region dropdowns and a white card container for From/To pickers. Kept Done toolbar on the numeric keyboard. Improvements Flight Tracker Added keyboard Done button to dismiss the flight # entry. Recipe Finder Simplified to a single Search that opens results in an in-app browser. Fixed a SwiftUI layout issue (no more “consecutive statements” errors). Weather Dashboard Forecast now starts today and shows 7 days. Larger, single-line card rows (auto-fit text). Long-press a day to view feels-like highs/lows, wind max, humidity max, and snowfall. Mileage Tracker Modern card layout for saved trips; Save Trip button is always visible (auto-disabled until inputs are valid). Swipe-to-delete; long-press any trip to Share as PDF; start/end times included automatically. UI/Styling Better contrast for controls (e.g., pickers and inputs on cyan background). Consistent button/tint behavior across tools. Cleanup & Fixes Removed the legacy Airport Codes tool (the static list) to avoid confusion—use Airport Codes (Live). Resolved a package warning by aligning/renaming the Assets.xcassets path in the package or removing the unused resource entry. Addressed several compile-time nits (stray characters, ForEach(id:\.1) escaping, and missing braces/strings).