• AutoFill 2.0 (iPhone / iPad): the picker is redesigned — the site at the top, the best matches as cards, and every other account one tap away. When several accounts fit one site you choose; the one you picked last time is remembered for that site. • Verification codes fill themselves: 2FA codes linked to an account now appear in the keyboard’s AutoFill suggestions and in the picker, with a countdown. Any field — PIN, recovery code, card number — can be inserted into any text box from the keyboard. • Title with a real Edit button and a large editing view: the account name is shown big with “Edit” next to it; tapping any field name or value opens a full-width editor with quick picks — no more squinting into a tiny box. • Field management: hide fields you don’t need (they stay in your backups and can be restored) or delete them for good. A Field library under Settings › Vault decides which names appear in “+ Field”, in any order you like. • Share one record encrypted: pick “Share encrypted” on an account and send it by AirDrop, Messages or Mail as a .8pwdshare file. It is AES-256 encrypted on your device with a one-time 6-digit code you tell the recipient; they open it in 8PWD. No server, ever. • Travel mode (off by default): choose folders or members to hide; while it is on they vanish from lists, search, AutoFill, widgets and Quick Access. Turning it off asks for Face ID / Touch ID or your passcode. • Mac: Quick Access shows the current 2FA code with its countdown right in the results; copy it with ⌥⏎ as before. Mac goes straight from 0.0.2 to 2.0 and includes everything from 1.1: Easy text sizes, color schemes, anti-theft encryption, recovery phrase, redesigned Pro page and the lock-screen fix. • Tapping a plan on the App Store product page opens that plan directly; a rating card on the “Me” page replaces guesswork; the Security report title no longer gets cut off; Apple Passwords users get a two-step import hint on first launch. • Liquid Glass surfaces on iOS 26 / macOS 26 for the AutoFill picker, editing view and cards, with the familiar look on older systems.

• Easy Mode (iPhone): large text, fewer steps. Save, find and print passwords with big buttons; Language, Standard and More sit right under the title, Import and Export at the bottom. Choose it on first launch or in Settings › Appearance › Easy Mode / Standard. • Color schemes (Pro): eleven of them — Amber, Navy, Crimson, Emerald, Gilt, Graphite, Violet, Azure, Teal, Rose and Mocha. Tap one to see the whole app in that color before you decide. Settings › Appearance › Color Scheme. • Text size: a list of sizes under Settings › Appearance that resizes the whole app, with its own range for Easy Mode. (On Mac, text size follows System Settings › Displays.) • Anti-theft encryption: the former Data encryption setting, renamed for what it does. Turn it on and the vault opens only with your master password or Face ID / Touch ID — a stolen phone with a known passcode still can't open it. It can be turned off again. • Recovery phrase: print it or save it as a PDF from the same page — when you turn on anti-theft encryption, and later under Anti-theft encryption › View recovery phrase. • The Pro page is four short steps instead of one long scroll: what you get, every feature, free vs Pro, then the plans — where the free version is a plan card of its own. Easy Mode gets a one-screen version. • Biometric unlock is off by default: a new install opens straight into the vault, protected by your device's own lock. Turn it on under Security, where auto-lock now also offers 30 minutes and 1, 2, 4 or 8 hours. • Export: plain file by default; turn on “Encrypt this backup” to add a password. Top bar buttons now say what they are — Menu, Add, Tools. “What's New” no longer pops up after an update; a small dot on its tile tells you there is something to read. • Fixed: printing a single password did nothing on some printers; the sort/filter row and the eye button had different heights on iPhone 18 Pro; leaving an unsaved password by swiping back skipped the confirmation; a “Done” button above the keyboard. • Also: “Pro features at a glance” under Settings › 8PWD 2026 Pro, for everyone; Data location & erase is now Factory reset; long field values wrap; saving a password returns you to the list; Easy Mode gets custom fields, a visible scroll bar and equal-size buttons. • iPad and Mac: the first-launch screens and the Pro page use two columns on wide screens; lists, the sidebar and the reports refresh the moment you save; Mac forms share one grouped style, the table shows row lines and can delete, move or favourite several rows at once, the ribbon gains a Settings tab and the menu bar a Settings menu; the unlock screen accepts clicks again after locking. • Also: no more flash of the master-password box on first launch; “Long unchanged” is adjustable from 1 month to 5 years and drives the score, the smart group and the reports; typing a password warns you if another account already uses it; the feature tour no longer pops up by itself; a member with no passwords now says so instead of showing an empty vault; several settings groups and items were renamed (Reports is now Security report). • Requires iOS 18 / macOS 15 or later.

• 8PWD 2026 now runs natively on iPad and Mac: sidebar, two-column lists, a sortable table with an inspector on Mac, keyboard shortcuts, drag and drop, and multiple windows. One purchase covers all three. • Eight new interface languages: Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil) and Italian. The app follows your device language; legal texts in these languages are translations — the English version prevails. • Language follows your device by default; you can still pin the app to English or Traditional Chinese in Settings › Language. • Getting Started checklist: turn on AutoFill, import, Face ID / Touch ID, first 2FA code, first backup — with progress. • Rate & Share: leave a review on the App Store, share the store link or a card with a QR code, invite family via Members. • Local reminders: a nudge when the vault has not been exported for 30 days, and a monthly security summary. Computed on device, no network. • Home Screen quick actions (New password, Scan 2FA, Search) and Spotlight search of account names — names only, never secrets. • More import templates: LastPass, Dashlane, NordPass, Proton Pass and Firefox CSV exports, and Enpass JSON. • Search understands Pinyin (full and initials) and ignores accents and full-width characters. • 2FA widget for Home Screen and Lock Screen with a privacy mode that shows only the name until you tap. • New app icon variants for iOS 18 dark and tinted Home Screens. • 'Why no sync' explains the offline design and walks you through moving your vault between devices with an .8pwd file. • Fixed: system permission prompts were shown in Simplified Chinese for every language; English counts now use proper singular and plural forms.