Mouse and trackpad: scrolling now pans the canvas, and scrolling while holding ⌘ or ⌃ zooms around the pointer – for iPads with a Magic Keyboard or mouse, and for use on the Mac. Can be turned off in Settings. Groups and notes arrange far more cleanly: the dashed group frame now also encloses its members' data objects, notes and loop-back connections and keeps its distance from neighbouring elements; unrelated connections route around it. Notes arrange above their element, data objects below – side by side instead of stacked. Plus fixes: labels no longer break in the middle of a word, connection labels no longer sit on top of element names (in exported images and PDFs too), groups can be selected with the first tap again, association lines can be tapped and deleted individually, and AI corrections no longer break off on larger changes.

Improved crash diagnostics: if a rare crash occurs, the app sends an anonymous technical summary on the next launch (crash type, build and code location – never diagram content) so such errors can be found and fixed. Plus minor under-the-hood improvements.

More reliable hang diagnostics and minor under-the-hood improvements.

The free trial is now visible: if you can try AIxFlow Pro free for seven days, that's the first thing you read – as the heading and on the button, instead of a small note below the prices. The Pro screen now also says why it appeared – for photo and text recognition, export, presentation mode, shared links and exhausted AI credit.

Improved internal diagnostics — the app now identifies performance issues more precisely so we can fix them faster.

Large diagrams now lay out noticeably more smoothly: auto-layout runs in the background and no longer freezes the interface – even for very large processes and AI generation/correction. Many usability improvements: rename right on the element, one-tap auto-layout, the most-used action first in the add menu, more reliable tap targets and zoom buttons when zoomed in, the library straight from the toolbar, Pro features shown as locked before you tap – and the view stays on your selected element after arranging. Plus clearer feedback (AI correction, sharing, export), truly cancellable AI generation, and many small fixes.

• Convert activity type: turn a task into a sub-process or call activity (and back) – connections stay intact • Live auto-arrange: the diagram tidies itself after every change – optionally keeping your own branch order • Quick-connect by dragging: a new handle on the element connects directly to another element or drops a new one • More reliable tapping: buttons, handles and small elements now stay tappable even when zoomed out • Duplicate elements – including connections, sub-process content and attached boundary events • Undo/redo overhaul: more reliable, and typing no longer counts as one step per keystroke

• New name, same app: aixFlow becomes AIxFlow – AI times Flow. The × in the new app icon is BPMN's exclusive gateway • Try AIxFlow Pro free for 7 days – the annual plan now starts with a no-commitment trial of every Pro feature. • Gentler animations when "Reduce Motion" is turned on. • Polish and minor improvements.

• New: "Rate the App" in Settings — your feedback helps us improve aixFlow. • Small refinements under the hood.

In this update: • More reliable purchases: if a purchase can’t be confirmed, you now get a clear message. Pending purchases (e.g. with Family Sharing) are shown and unlocked automatically once approved. • Smoother auto-layout: large diagrams arrange faster, and the first layout no longer blocks the interface. • Documentation export as PDF now spans multiple pages; line breaks in notes and descriptions are preserved. • BPMN export is more strictly standards-compliant (data inputs/outputs, data associations), so it opens more reliably in strict BPMN tools. • Event triggers now show only the options that make sense for each event type. • SVG export can now be sent as an email attachment. • AI: a clear “please wait” notice under heavy load; AI edits can now merge several end points into one shared end.