Fixes: picking a preset theme colour after a custom one works again; tapes and stickers no longer double while you move a paper; the colour tray closes when the keyboard opens.

Strings: drag from the top of one paper to another and a string is pulled between them, under the tape. 24 kinds — yarn, twine, fairy lights, neon, candy. Tap a string to change it, hold it to cut it. Strings work on shared walls too. Shared walls: put your own photo behind the wall; everyone sees it. The wall picker is much faster. Photos on paper are now shown whole. Invite gifts now come in three steps: the Autumn pack, then Café stickers with Party strings, then Travel and Vintage tapes. Past invites count. Settings: a custom theme colour, and less clutter.

Shared walls: deleting or leaving a wall now returns you to the list at once, and the last wall no longer leaves a warning behind. Joining from a link opens the Shared tab. Invite a friend to a shared wall and you both get the Autumn pack: 8 stickers and 8 tapes.

Shared walls: a note now stays on the day it was hung, whatever time zone your friends are in. Before, a note hung on Sunday could show up on Saturday for someone in another time zone.

Pro sticker and tape packs: Deco, Desk, Café and Boutique — 32 new pieces, all visible on the paper; more with every update. New bottom bar: a small glass dock. Slide your finger across it and the tab you let go on opens. Papers now look like real paper: fibre, light, edge thickness, a real dog-ear. 20 handwriting styles (12 new), each previewed on your note's own paper; text size at the top. Days and a calendar on shared walls; yesterday's and tomorrow's notes stay on their own day. Lock Screen: in photos with people only the face area is softened, so the notes stay put. Setup video in Settings. 3-day free trial on the yearly plan.

Shared walls: a few people put paper on the same wall. Create a wall, send the link or the QR code; creating and joining are both free. Everyone hangs paper, you get a notification when someone does, and every paper shows who put it up. New paper editor: the paper in the middle, the tools in a floating dock below — colour, shape, handwriting, tape and stickers, photo. Unlimited ink colours when drawing. Lists flow with Return. Widgets rebuilt: the Home Screen shows the actual paper from your wall, and there's a separate widget for shared walls. An eight-step tour for newcomers, and a short summary of what's new for everyone updating.

Pin a photo to a paper. It sticks on like a Polaroid, and you choose which part shows. Make your own sticker: pick a photo and DailyWall cuts the subject out of it. A day from the past — a small card showing what you wrote a month, six months or a year ago today. The month's wall: every paper from this month in one picture, ready to share. The wall you share now carries the day and the date. Lock Screen setup is explained step by step, with drawings. Fixed: papers on the Lock Screen wall sometimes moved from where you left them.

Today's wall now shows what's coming: the papers you wrote for the days ahead, with how long is left. Tap one to go to that day. If your Lock Screen wall stops working, DailyWall notices and says so. It used to just go quiet. Share your wall with one tap. If you like, unfinished papers move to the next day's wall — turn it on in Settings. Settings has a card showing how many days in a row you've finished something. Fixed: Settings described the Lock Screen wall and the papers as Pro features. Both are free, and always were.

When the day's five papers are used up, DailyWall now tells you — and tells you five more arrive tomorrow — instead of opening the price page with no explanation. Fixed: on the Wall screen, moving to another day was refused because of today's allowance. Every day has its own five again.

The free tier is now five notes a day — it used to be one. The Lock Screen wall, 48 tapes, 58 stickers and every paper shape are free too. Also fixed: a long list item no longer overlaps the one below it, and words in German and other long-word languages are no longer broken mid-word.