New in 1.2: • More reliable saving — edits to newly created and additional databases are always saved now, and your changes are never lost when the app locks in the background. • Stronger privacy — passwords copied to the clipboard clear automatically and stay on your device, and Kakuremi hides its contents in the app switcher and behind system sheets. • Clearer AutoFill — if saving a new login from AutoFill fails, Kakuremi keeps what you entered and tells you what happened instead of dropping it silently. • KeePass 2.0 key files — databases that use a .keyx key file from KeePassXC or KeePassium now open correctly. • Free trial on the yearly plan — the one-month free trial is now shown clearly on Kakuremi Pro (Yearly). • Plus improved tag entry, a corrected "Recently Modified" sort, safer CSV export, and many stability and localization fixes. As always: offline-first, KeePass-compatible, with free YubiKey 5 NFC support.

New in 1.1.0: • Optional Face ID lock for AutoFill — require Face ID before AutoFill fills a password. Off by default; turn it on in Settings. • Clearer YubiKey messages — if a key can't be used to unlock (for example, a FIDO-only Security Key that doesn't support Challenge-Response, or a slot that isn't programmed), Kakuremi now tells you exactly why and what to do. • AutoFill fixes — saved logins are now correctly limited to the database you're using, and deleted entries in the Recycle Bin no longer appear. • Polished Korean, Polish, and Swedish translations. As always: offline-first, KeePass-compatible, with free YubiKey 5 NFC support.

Kakuremi now speaks 6 more languages: German, French, Korean, Swedish, Italian, and Polish — with localized Face ID/NFC prompts and grammatically correct counts. Plus minor fixes and improvements.

When Breach Check is enabled, any entry whose password appears in a known data breach now shows a clear warning row — so you can spot and update compromised passwords at a glance. Breach Check stays opt-in and off by default; nothing leaves your device unless you turn it on, and even then only a k-anonymized hash prefix is sent.

Privacy and transparency improvements. - Website icons are now opt-in. Kakuremi can show each entry's site logo (favicon) beside it, but fetching those icons sends the site's domain to Google's icon service. This is now off by default; turn it on in Settings only if you want it. - Breach-check is now opt-in too. Checking whether a password appears in known breaches sends an anonymized partial hash to Have I Been Pwned. Also off by default. - With both off, Kakuremi makes no network connections beyond the App Store. - Subscription pricing and terms on the Pro screen now display accurately in your language. - Stability and polish.

Localization metadata fix so the App Store product page correctly lists English alongside Japanese and Simplified Chinese.

Localization metadata fix: the App Store now correctly lists all supported languages (English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese). No functional changes. App behavior is identical to v1.0.