- Redacted copies now go where you expect: the safe-to-share file is organized into your output folder, right next to everything else. Undo supported. - Wrong app on a screenshot? Right-click → Change Source App: pick from your recent apps or type a name. - Minor fixes and improvements.

- Third patry apps screenshots (SCR-…) are now always recognized, including JPEG format - Better detection for third patry capture tools - Screenshot names in more languages are now detected (ja, zh, ko, ru, pl, it, pt, nl) - Skipped files now show a notification explaining why, instead of being silently ignored

- Fixed a bug where setup could get stuck on "Looking at your screenshots…", the initial scan is now faster, lighter, and can't hang - Screenshots from third party apps and similar tools now get the correct source app and capture time, even if you saved them after editing - Fixed a layout issue where the Continue button could be pushed off-screen during setup

- Server logins like root@host.example.com are now redacted as Server names, not Email addresses - Turning Email detection off no longer skips server names — each detector covers its own - Repeated server names across a screenshot are covered consistently, under one category - The redaction preview now suggests turning on Server names detection when it spots uncovered ones - New privacy controls: "Forget Text from Image" erases the recognized text of a screenshot while keeping the file, and Settings → Privacy can clear the OCR & search index for the whole library - Search: exact text matches are no longer diluted by loosely similar results - Smarter source-app detection: region captures spanning several windows, full-screen shots, and screenshot-then-switch moments are attributed correctly more often - Saving a redacted copy no longer jumps to Finder

- Fixed: the Save menu and tooltips in the editor were unreadable (white text on a light background) - Fixed: pressing Esc now reliably cancels a drag-and-drop from the shelf - Fixed: the first click on the menu bar icon opens the panel and keeps it open - Fixed: a crash right after taking a screenshot on the latest macOS

- Removing a watch folder now asks for confirmation first, and explains that you'll need to grant access again to re-add it. - Adding a watch folder, changing the output folder, or hitting a permission problem now tells you what happened instead of failing silently. - Custom filename patterns are checked before they're saved. Typos like [Datte] and patterns with no date or time are caught with a clear explanation, instead of ending up in your filenames. - The filename preview no longer shows a friendly example for a pattern that would give every screenshot the same name. - A per-folder output folder can no longer be set to a folder Tidyshot watches, which used to send the same file through processing over and over. - The Rename settings now say up front that custom patterns are a Pro feature, so you're not designing a pattern that never gets used. - The locked "Add Pattern" button in Redact settings takes you to Pro instead of doing nothing. - If a saved rename template is paused after leaving Pro, Tidyshot now says so and lets you clear it. - Deleting a redaction pattern asks for confirmation, and its delete button is always visible, including for keyboard and VoiceOver users. - Launch at Login now tells you to approve Tidyshot in System Settings when macOS needs your permission. - Changing OCR languages now points out that existing screenshots keep their old text, with a button to reprocess them. - Watch folder labels, and every new message in this update, are fully translated in all supported languages. - Settings controls no longer overflow the edges of the compact panel.

- Redaction no longer misses repeats — every occurrence of the same text is covered under one category - New server-name detector for logs and terminal captures (off by default, Settings → Redact) - Auto-redact in the editor now shows what it covered, and lets you switch between bar, pixelate and blur - The editor asks before overwriting the original; the previous version is restorable from the right-click menu - The Save button stays readable with every system accent colour - Esc cancels a drag even after the pointer stops moving

- Fixed "Open in Quick Look" when opened from the screenshot preview.

- Simpler toolbar: one row. Tools on the left, colors and stroke weight in the middle, undo and export on the right. Less-used tools moved to a "More Tools" drawer. - Closing the editor now saves. No dialog, no lost work - edits go straight to the original file, and an untouched copy is kept aside. - Copy, Share and Save are separate buttons instead of one menu to hunt through. - The editor window now comes to the front and takes focus when opened. - Fixed the Share menu appearing at the bottom of the window. - Minor app stability fixes.

- Meet the Annotate Editor - еdit any screenshot: click Edit on the capture banner, in the shelf's right-click menu - Draw arrows, shapes, lines, freehand strokes, text, and highlights - Crop with aspect presets - 1:1, 4:5, 9:16, 16:9, and more, ready for socials - Blur or pixelate anything you'd rather not share - Auto-redact inside the editor: one click covers emails, phone numbers, and other sensitive info - Step counter badges, spotlight dim, and a color eyedropper - Backdrop: rounded corners, padding, shadow, and gradient backgrounds for share-ready shots - Export as a copy, overwrite the original, copy, share, or just drag the result anywhere - Non-destructive by default - your original file stays untouched unless you say otherwise Also new: - Choose exactly which buttons appear on the capture banner - set it up in Settings → Notifications or during onboarding - Tip included: turn off macOS's floating thumbnail so the banner appears instantly - A tidier, more compact panel Free includes the full editor with one export per day. Tidyshot Pro unlocks unlimited edits & exports.

- Redaction preview: click any individual box to toggle just that item - category chips now show partial counts (e.g."Card 3/5") - Version and build numbers (like 24.10.1409.46) are no longer mistaken for phone numbers in redaction and Smart Actions - Overly broad custom redaction rules no longer flood the preview with hundreds of boxes - Dragging a screenshot to Finder, Slack, or Mail now keeps its real filename

- Custom redaction patterns that start or end with symbols (like @handles or C++) now match correctly - A pattern that overlaps a built-in detector no longer counts the same item twice - Fixed a rare crash when a screenshot was deleted while redaction was running - The "draw a box yourself" hint is now visible to everyone in the redaction preview

- Review before saving. "Redact Sensitive Info" now opens a preview: every email, phone number and card is covered right in front of you before any file is written. Click a box to keep it visible, or drag to cover something yourself. - Redact a whole batch at once. - New detectors: IP addresses (IPv4/IPv6) and QR codes - a QR code can hide a wifi password or a payment link. - New "Redacted" collection keeps every safe-to-share copy in one place. Your written. Click a box to keep it visible, or drag to cover something yourself. - Redact a whole batch at once. - New detectors: IP addresses (IPv4/IPv6) and QR codes - a QR code can hide a wifi password or a payment link. - New "Redacted" collection keeps every safe-to-share copy in one place. Your originals are never touched. - Choose a solid bar or a mosaic, switch detectors on and off, and add your own patterns for internal server names or employee IDs. Patterns never leave your Mac. - Accuracy and performance improvements across redaction.

- Redaction now covers only the sensitive text itself - an email or phone number tucked into a longer sentence no longer blacks out the whole line around it. - New Custom Rules: teach Tidyshot to redact patterns specific to your work - internal server names (WV#####), employee IDs, or an exact list of words - right alongside built-in detection. - Choose your redaction look: Solid Bar or Pixelate, with a live preview in Settings → Redact. - Toggle off any built-in detection type (email, phone, address, credit card, tracking number) you don't want redacted- all on by default. - Fixed a bug where confirming "Clean Up Now" in Settings → Cleanup could silently do nothing and just close the panel. - Improved text legibility throughout Settings.

- QR Code Detection- now spots QR codes in your screenshots automatically. See a QR badge on the thumbnail, then act on it in one click - open the link, copy the Wi-Fi password, call the number, or save the contact. 100% on-device, as always. - Redact Sensitive Info (Pro) One click covers emails, phone numbers, addresses, credit card numbers, and tracking numbers with solid black bars - and saves the result as a separate copy. Your original screenshot is never touched. Perfect for sharing screenshots safely.

- Your Pro purchase is now recognized instantly at launch, even offline - Adding a folder full of existing screenshots no longer imports them without asking - Importing the same folder twice no longer creates duplicate copies - Import preview now uses your rename template and text-recognition languages - Undo after an import now reliably restores files and their names - Select many screenshots faster: Shift-click, Shift-arrows, and ⌘A select all - Share a single screenshot right from the right-click menu - Pinning a screenshot updates your Pinned collection immediately - Empty library now offers quick buttons to choose a folder or import screenshots - Exporting ends with a clear confirmation, and the weekly chart shows the right days in every region - Fixed an endless loading spinner and inconsistent file sizes - Improved translations across German, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, and Ukrainian

- Drag & drop multiple screenshots at once - select them with checkboxes and drop the whole set into any other app - Copy now works with multiple screenshots selected - Fixed selected thumbnails flickering when toggling checkboxes - NEW: Smart name preview - once your 20 free smart renames are used, the capture banner shows exactly what Pro would -have named each screenshot - NEW: Library-full alerts now show which screenshot was skipped, so nothing gets lost silently - Smart Collections (code, links, errors, receipts, forms) are now part of Tidyshot Pro - your existing screenshots stay untouched and remain available in your library and search - Import options now clearly mark Pro-only toggles - Screenshots you already organized are never affected by free-tier limits

- Fixed an issue where undoing an import could accidentally remove Finder tags from an unrelated file - Fixed an issue where screenshots stored on external or network drives could disappear from the library while the drive was disconnected - Improved reliability of the folder watcher to prevent rare duplicate processing - Faster, smoother search in large libraries - General stability improvements

- Fixed scroll stutter when browsing All Screenshots - Fixed the "Review" button not opening the App Store

- Image preview inside Tidyshot - Shows a warning when your free library is almost full - Notifies you when free smart renames run out - "Purchase Pro" now opens checkout directly - Upgrade button is easier to find

- Free tier safety fix: Files beyond the 100-screenshot limit are now left completely untouched- Tidyshot no longer renames or moves files it won't add to your library. - Clearer limit notification: When a batch import hits the free limit, you now see exactly how many files were skipped and where they remain. - Find your files: Settings → Folders now has an "Open in Finder" button that takes you directly to your output folder so you can always locate organized screenshots. - Undo Organization: A new "Restore Files" option in Settings lets you move organized screenshots back to their original locations with their original filenames (available for files organized in this version and later).

- Smart Actions: tap a link, phone number, or email directly from any screenshot thumbnail - Duplicate Cleanup: find and delete exact copies in one tap (header chip → Clean Up) - Batch Export: select screenshots -> export as PDF or folder - Sidebar sections (Pinned, Smart, By App) are now reorderable(Settings->General->Sidebar)

- Fixed an issue where Tidyshot could show "stopped watching" after updating and wouldn't let you re-enable folder watching. Your watch folders are now restored automatically. - Copy Image, Copy Text & drag-and-drop are now unlimited and instant

- Improved Drag & Drop: The menu bar panel now automatically hides when you start dragging a screenshot from the shelf. - Performance: Better handling of large screenshot libraries and optimized memory usage during scroll. - Fixed infinite loading of screenshots

- Сopy screenshots to clipboard: new screenshots are now automatically copied to your clipboard for instant sharing.