The result carousel found reverse gear again: swipe reliably in both directions between scanned items.

Four corners, no hide-and-seek: scanner guides now stay fully visible on every supported iPhone. Fresh delivery: Deutsche Post product catalog V60 is on board. Camera changes, background trips, and rapid-fire lookups no longer throw the scanner off so easily. Large photos use less memory and now show when the scanner is still thinking. FRANKIT simply says FRANKIT — no mysterious machine manufacturer tagging along. Language and privacy now live where you’d expect them. The App Clip also tidied up its name, privacy access, and integrity checks.

Four corners, no hide-and-seek: scanner guides now stay fully visible on every supported iPhone. Fresh delivery: Deutsche Post product catalog V60 is on board. Camera changes, background trips, and rapid-fire lookups no longer throw the scanner off so easily. Large photos use less memory and now show when the scanner is still thinking. FRANKIT simply says FRANKIT — no mysterious machine manufacturer tagging along. Language and privacy now live where you’d expect them. The App Clip also tidied up its name, privacy access, and integrity checks.

Scanning is more reliable when camera permission changes, the app moves between foreground and background, or several lookups happen close together. Photo import now uses less memory and clearly shows when an image is being processed. FRANKIT results now show only the clear type name, without a potentially confusing machine-manufacturer subtitle. Settings now links to the documented iOS language controls and the privacy policy. The App Clip also has improved privacy access, naming, and integrity checks.

Three more code types now read cleanly: Frankit, Filiale, and Briefankündigung — each with the right sender shown instead of a confused error. Frankit codes now name the franking machine's manufacturer too — Neopost, Frama, Francotyp-Postalia and friends. Detail view hides empty sections — no more blank product or postage rows on codes that don't carry them. Sender lookup got steadier: parallel scans no longer step on each other and trigger random "verification unavailable" errors.

Three more code types now read cleanly: Frankit, Filiale, and Briefankündigung — each with the right sender shown instead of a confused error. Frankit codes now name the franking machine's manufacturer too — Neopost, Frama, Francotyp-Postalia and friends. Detail view hides empty sections — no more blank product or postage rows on codes that don't carry them. Sender lookup got steadier: parallel scans no longer step on each other and trigger random "verification unavailable" errors.

Spotted a sender name that fits? Pick from what others suggested instead of typing it yourself. One vote per device now — no ballot stuffing allowed. Toolbar buttons scooted down where your thumbs actually live. Contrast and accessibility got a tune-up — easier on the eyes, friendlier for everyone.

Premiumadress codes join the party — the scanner family keeps growing. Mystery Data Matrix? Peek at the raw hex or send it our way. We love puzzles. Close, photo scan & flashlight now live at the bottom of the scan view — your thumbs will thank you.

Internetmarke codes? We read those now too. Online postage, meet scanner. Can't agree on the sender? Vote on alternatives — democracy for your mailbox. Scrolling so smooth you'll forget you're looking at postal data.

• Internetmarke franking type now supported • Sender name suggestions with autocomplete • Suggest or choose sender names directly from the scan result • Buttery smooth scrolling in the detail view • Updated price list support