- New: clean up by month. Tap the progress capsule at the top of the swipe screen and pick a month to focus on. Every month shows its photo count, size, estimated savable space and a photo thumbnail — sortable by savable, by size or by time. Finish one month, pick the next. Big libraries finally have a place to start. - iCloud-only libraries get the month list too: sizes come straight from iCloud metadata, no downloads needed. Turn on iCloud loading and Flick can additionally detect Visually Similar and Possibly Blurry photos, making the savings estimate more complete. - Four new achievements: Ten-Thousand Legend, 10 GB Summit, Month Cleared and Half-Year Sweep — every month you finish counts. - Possibly Blurry is more careful about pre-selecting: only photos that are definitively blurry get pre-checked, borderline shots are left for you to judge. - The Similar Groups sensitivity you pick in Settings now sticks — auto-calibration no longer quietly overrides your choice. - Fixed: Siri Shortcuts now work while Flick is already open; Exact Duplicates on iCloud-only libraries no longer shrink after a momentary network hiccup. - Background analysis is more efficient: eliminated repeated metadata reads and repeated clustering during scans, so long scans use less battery.

- Flick's free plan changed: the 7-day trial is gone. Scanning, Smart Groups, previews and staging photos in the Trash are now free forever — and you can confirm deletion for up to 20 photos or 100 MB at no cost. Past that, one lifetime purchase unlocks unlimited cleanup across iPhone, iPad and Mac, with Family Sharing. Already own Flick Pro? Nothing changes for you. - No more guessing at the limit: the unlock screen spells out the full free allowance and exactly how much you have left. - Visually Similar groups now tune themselves. Flick was always designed to calibrate its similarity threshold against bursts from your own library, but a cache-lookup bug made that calibration silently fail every time. Fixed — the threshold now adapts to how you actually shoot, and Smart Groups shows a calibration badge once it lands. - Steadier analysis: fixed a rare timing issue where the library changing just as a scan wrapped up (common during iCloud sync) could scramble the progress display or start two overlapping scans. - Removed the "Only process photos downloaded to this device" switch in Settings — it never actually did anything. It'll be back when the real feature ships.

- Tap a card while swiping to see the whole photo full-screen. Long screenshots, wide shots and panoramas no longer show just the cropped center strip — the full image fills the screen, scrolls along its long edge, and pinches to zoom. Keep / Delete are right there, so you decide the moment you recognize it. - Ignore groups you want to keep. Long-press a group card and pick "Ignore This Group" — similar-photo groups where every shot is a keeper stop squatting in your list. Restore anytime from Settings; a group returns by itself when new photos join it. - Redesigned swipe screen: the photo card is about a quarter taller on iPhone, and progress lives in one capsule up top — ring, percent and remaining in a glance. Tap it to jump to Stats. - "Rebuild Groups" replaces "Rescan All Photos": re-clusters with your current settings and only analyzes new or edited photos — seconds instead of minutes. - Faster, steadier analysis: fixed iCloud libraries getting stuck on "Analyzing…" / Smart Groups stalled at 0; swipe cards and Trash thumbnails no longer fail to load during a background scan; group cards no longer flicker in and out; and progress numbers are honest.

- Groups can be ignored: long-press a card and pick "Ignore This Group" — similar-photo groups where every shot is a keeper stop squatting in your list. Bring them back anytime from Settings; a group also returns by itself when new photos join it. - Redesigned swipe screen: the photo card is noticeably taller (about a quarter more height on iPhone), and progress lives in one capsule up top — ring, percent and remaining count in a single glance. Tap it to jump to Stats. - "Rescan All Photos" in Settings is now "Rebuild Groups": re-clusters with your current settings and only analyzes new or edited photos. Done in seconds — the old full rescan (minutes on big libraries) is gone for good. - No more freezing during background analysis: fixed swipe cards and Trash thumbnails refusing to load while a scan ran. - The Groups screen is much steadier mid-scan: groups appear smoothly as analysis progresses, and the flicker where cards appeared and vanished in a loop is fixed. - Honest progress numbers: iCloud-heavy libraries no longer show "0 analyzed", and the analysis bar no longer disappears early.

- Brand-new Stats screen. A progress ring shows how much of your library you've sorted, total space freed sits front and center, a monthly chart tracks your cleanup habit, and there's a shelf of achievement medals to collect. - Smart suggestions now show a preview first. Tapping a suggestion opens a thumbnail sheet where you pick exactly which photos go — nothing moves to Trash until you confirm. - First scan is much faster. Analysis now runs four photos at a time, so a 30,000-photo library that used to take 10+ minutes finishes in 2–3. Swiping feels smoother too. - Clearer wording everywhere. The pending bin is now simply called "Trash", matching the Recently Deleted concept in Photos. Plus a full translation polish across all five languages — fixed mistranslations, filled in missing strings. - "Rescan all photos" in Settings now shows progress while it runs, and warns that large libraries can take a few minutes. - The "Details" button on group cards no longer misses taps while you're scrolling quickly.

- macOS support. Flick now ships as a verified Mac app via Mac Catalyst — no more "Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS." Same Bundle ID as iOS, so a single purchase covers both. - Fullscreen photo preview in Details. Tap a thumbnail to zoom into the full photo at original aspect ratio. Swipe left/right between photos with native Photos.app feel. iCloud-only photos load on demand. Toggle "Trash" right inside the preview. - The little checkmark in the corner of each thumbnail is now its own tap target — tap the photo body to preview, tap the circle to select. - Photos render sharper in Groups card covers, the Details grid, and the Trash grid — previously soft on iPad and on wide Mac windows. - After tapping "Trash N" in Details, the selected photos vanish from the grid immediately instead of waiting for a reopen. - New "Photo Access" section in Settings. If you'd granted only limited access, you can adjust the selection or jump to system Settings to upgrade to full access — Flick auto-detects the change when you come back. - When you turn on iCloud loading, previously-failed cards auto-retry — no more tapping Retry on every card. - Swipe deck: photos restored from Trash (or undone) correctly reappear in the swipe queue.

- macOS support. Flick now ships as a verified Mac app via Mac Catalyst — no more "Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS." Same Bundle ID as iOS, so a single purchase covers both. - Fullscreen photo preview in Details. Tap a thumbnail to zoom into the full photo at original aspect ratio. Swipe left/right between photos with native Photos.app feel. iCloud-only photos load on demand. Toggle "Trash" right inside the preview. - The little checkmark in the corner of each thumbnail is now its own tap target — tap the photo body to preview, tap the circle to select. - Photos render sharper in Groups card covers, the Details grid, and the Trash grid — previously soft on iPad and on wide Mac windows. - After tapping "Trash N" in Details, the selected photos vanish from the grid immediately instead of waiting for a reopen. - New "Photo Access" section in Settings. If you'd granted only limited access, you can adjust the selection or jump to system Settings to upgrade to full access — Flick auto-detects the change when you come back. - When you turn on iCloud loading, previously-failed cards auto-retry — no more tapping Retry on every card. - Swipe deck: photos restored from Trash (or undone) correctly reappear in the swipe queue.

- Stats redesigned. Ring dials for cleanup progress, a hero counter for total GB freed, monthly bar charts in Swift Charts, and a horizontally scrolling achievements shelf. - Smart Suggestions is now a preview panel. Tap a suggestion, see thumbnails, pick which photos to keep, then confirm. Nothing gets deleted without a look. - "Pending bin" is now "Trash" across the whole app — onboarding, paywall, toasts, empty states. Matches the Photos app's "Recently Deleted" concept. - First-time library scan runs 4-way concurrent. A 30,000-photo library drops from 10+ minutes to 2–3. - The "Detail" button on group cards no longer drops taps while you're scrolling fast. - "Rescan all photos" in Settings now shows progress: the button turns into a spinner labeled "Rescanning…", and the confirmation warns that large libraries can take a few minutes. - Translation polish across all five languages — fixed a few mistranslations, aligned with Apple's system terminology, and filled in missing Stats labels.

What's New Redesigned Progress screen New monthly bar chart, progress ring gauge, and horizontally-scrolling achievement collectibles. Smart suggestions now preview before committing Tapping no longer instantly trashes — a thumbnail sheet opens so you can hand-pick before sending to Trash. One word for the pending bin "Trash" is now the consistent term across the entire app, matching iOS Photos' Recently Deleted concept. First-time scan ~3× faster The analysis loop is now concurrent (4 photos in flight). A 30k library goes from 10+ minutes down to 2–3. Details button no longer drops taps Tapping "Details" while groups rebuild in the background now works reliably — switched to value-based navigation under the hood. Friendlier Re-scan in Settings The button shows a spinner while clearing, and the confirm dialog warns about duration for big libraries. Major translation polish Every string in English, Japanese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese got reviewed — direct mistranslations fixed, Apple's platform vocabulary aligned, and percent signs now respect locale (RTL languages get ٪ automatically).