A clearer App Store name and search details. No other changes in this update.

Label Studio Label Studio builds reusable QR label runs and checks every code against its intended payload in the finished PDF before export. 1. Open Labels. Name the run, choose Letter or A4, then create a numbered sequence or add custom captions and exact QR payloads. 2. Edit individual labels and copy counts. Save the run locally for reuse. Build the verified PDF. 3. Inspect the label sheet and share the PDF with its proof manifest. Print one test sheet at actual size and test it with the intended scanner. Eight labels per page with generic cut guides, not adhesive-stock templates. Up to 80 entries, 20 copies per entry and 160 labels per run. Payloads are limited to 512 UTF-8 bytes, and overly dense codes are refused. Verification decodes the final PDF at 144 DPI; it does not test physical prints or link destinations. PDFs and manifests include the entered payloads, including any passwords or contact details.

Glyphmint 2.1 adds a pro print-readiness upgrade: - Preflight Lab checks payload quality, scan contrast, QR density, export resolution, and sensitive payload reminders before sharing or printing. - Print reference kit includes bundled proof sheets for contrast, labels, posters, noisy surfaces, and barcode strip testing. - The Create screen now exposes Preflight and Reference Kit actions directly. - App Store screenshots and support copy now reflect the current interface. - Additional tests cover the new preflight report and reference-kit coverage.

This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, plus small display fixes. iPhone is unchanged; still fully on-device.

Glyphmint 2.0 — a big pro upgrade for beautiful, scannable codes, still 100% offline. • Many more payload types: URL, text, email, SMS, phone, location, calendar event, vCard/MeCard contact, Wi-Fi, crypto, and SEPA payment. • Advanced QR styling: gradients, custom eye shapes, and a center logo — with a live scannability check (contrast, quiet zone) that bumps error correction when needed. • One-tap "Fix contrast" that keeps your code readable while preserving its look. • Content validation: IBAN checksum, crypto-address shape, email/URL/phone sanity checks with plain-language advisories. • Paste a code to edit: import an existing code back into editable fields to clone and restyle it. • Batch generation, a saved history, 1D barcodes (Code128, EAN, UPC, Code39), CTA frames, and PNG/PDF/SVG export. No account, no internet, no tracking — every code is generated on your device.

Glyphmint 1.2 Three new features built around the question every code-maker asks right before printing: "Will this actually scan?" • Scan & Verify — point your camera at a code you just made and Glyphmint tells you instantly whether it reads back correctly. Green badge = ready to print. A mismatch shows you both the expected and the scanned payload side by side so you can spot the difference. Available in the Create tab action bar and in every History detail sheet (QR codes only). • Payload capacity gauge — a live bar under the preview shows exactly how full the QR code's data capacity is and which version (1–40) the code will use, based on the ISO 18004 byte-mode table for your current error-correction level. The bar turns amber at 65% full, red at 85%. No more "content too long" surprises after you've styled the code. • Barcode character check — type a Code 128 barcode value and Glyphmint instantly highlights any character that can't be encoded (Code 128 supports 7-bit ASCII only). The indicator turns green when every character is valid, and names the specific bad characters so you know exactly what to remove. No subscription. No tracking. Still $0.99.

Glyphmint 1.1 Three new features that make the app genuinely more useful: • Custom labels — give any saved code a name ("Shop window," "Event badge," "Guest Wi-Fi") so it's easy to find in History. Tap any history entry and edit the Label field. • Print size advisor — before you print, find out exactly how large the code needs to be to scan reliably. Pick your print type (business card, flyer, poster, banner, table sign, packaging, or a custom distance) and the advisor applies the ISO 18004 10:1 rule to show you minimum and recommended sizes in centimetres, inches, and pixels at 300 DPI. Tap ··· in the Create tab to open it. • Copy image to clipboard — paste your code straight into Canva, Keynote, Pages, Notes, or Messages without needing Photos access. Also available in every History detail sheet. A separate "Copy payload" button copies the raw encoded text (URL, vCard, Wi-Fi string, etc.). No subscription. No tracking. Still $0.99.