Cryptograph 1.1.3 focuses on privacy clarity. - Clearer language that your keys stay on Apple Watch, protected by the Secure Enclave. - Sharper wording around the no-account, no-email, no-analytics, no-trackers, no-customer-database model. - The App Store listing now better reflects the core idea: nothing to hack, nothing to leak.

Cryptograph 1.1.2 improves signing clarity, watch refresh reliability, and price history handling. - WalletConnect permit reviews now better distinguish limited token approvals from ownership handoff requests. - Watch background refreshes are bounded so scheduled balance updates can finish more reliably. - Price history loading has been simplified by removing a retired fallback path.

Cryptograph 1.1.1 focuses on safer signing, smoother recovery, and sharper watch-to-phone handoff. - WalletConnect now asks for Face ID before connecting a dApp and screens known phishing domains before approval. - Signing details are clearer, with deeper Safe transaction decoding, EIP-712 hashes, EVM nonce details, and signing digest review. - Sends are more reliable with first-recipient warnings, stricter Ethereum address checks, fresher Solana blockhashes, and more stable Base wstETH signing. - Watch and iPhone recovery flows are sturdier, including receive receipts, reset handoff, photo backup restore, seed import, and backup confirmation. - Portfolio and approval refreshes are more efficient, with better cached launch behavior and clearer failure handling.

Cryptograph 1.1 is our biggest update since launch: faster portfolio visibility, clearer approvals, richer watch complications, and more reliable signing from your wrist. - New iPhone Home Screen widgets show portfolio value, token prices, allocation, and recent movement at a glance. - Watch complications can show portfolio value, 24-hour movement, and major asset prices directly on your watch face. - WalletConnect approvals are clearer and more reliable, with improved watch summaries, Time Lock countdowns, Bitcoin PSBT review, and better background delivery. - Contract and protocol recognition has expanded across major DeFi apps and chains, making approvals and swaps easier to understand before you sign. - Portfolio charts, cached launch totals, pricing fallbacks, balance refreshes, recovery, revocation, send receipts, and watch signing screens all received reliability and polish improvements.

Bug fixes and improvements. Faster portfolio loading with smarter caching, fixed ZEC price display on launch, and improved sparkline chart accuracy.